Review on Yokohama Ice Guard IG50+ 195/65 R15 91Q winter by Adam Szepietowski ᠌

It is important to note that "rutting" is a problem that affects all narrow tires; therefore, this brand should not be blamed for the issue. I examined it on November 4 and found that it is impossible to climb a steep hill in the mud. However, this is something that is inherent in all small tires (r14), so it is not a drawback. Some pros: The price is lower in the winter, which is a savings in theory, but I have not experienced severe winters in the south. The most important thing is to get up the hill; during all-weather conditions, I could only leave the yard by speeding up, and even then it wasn't always possible. And I slip away from them in complete silence without falling. The most significant benefit is the cost. Got cons: I read the comments that came before mine, and those commenters obviously observed that I drive in the summer. However, because I do not have a lot of money, I drove this summer with my winter tires on (the traffic rules do not forbid this). They give forth a creaking sound when turned, which is an instant giveaway that you are driving in the cold. There is also some slippage, however this is most likely caused by the relatively short radius of the wheels (r14).