Review on Yokohama Ice Guard IG50 215/50 R17 99Q winter by Jnis Kalni ᠌

During the winter season, the city has only a couple of days a year when you can experience problems (freezing rain, for example). The rest of the time it behaves appropriately. There is no desire to experiment with the transition to another linden or spikes. Since the rubber is soft, you may not immediately feel that the wheel has flattened, especially in the snow. This should be monitored more closely than on summer tires. Once there was such a precedent that the wheel was slowly lowered due to a self-tapping screw, but I didn’t notice, and on a completely flat tire, the inner rim chewed. I had to roll with the camera.