Review on Yokohama iceGUARD SUV G075 215/70 R15 98Q winter by Bogomil Stratev ᠌

The tires are quite comfy, quiet, and balance without loads on two out of the four wheels (perhaps as a result of my high profile). On ice as well as other surfaces, handling is good. It is best to avoid interfering unless it is absolutely required because loose snow or muck are not her scene. When I refer to "loose snow," I don't only mean what happens on the roads when it snows; I also mean driving an all-wheel-drive vehicle through snowdrifts, on the ground, or through a field. For instance, I had some difficulty getting to my site in February or March even though I was driving an SUV on ruts and there was only around 50 to 60 centimeters of snow. I had previously driven on virgin snow using a different set of tires. In the spring, it may accelerate through puddles without experiencing aquaplaning or significant resistance. I am happy with the tires in general.