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Toyo Observe GSi-5
Toyo Observe GSi-5
  • Price Range:  USD $108.99 to $620.99
    Winter

    The Toyo Observe GSi5 winter tire is available in a complete size range that covers a variety of vehicles and applications. No matter what your vehicle; passenger, light truck, van, SUV or CUV the Observe GSi5 is the right tire for drivers looking for a safe and secure winter drive. For passenger tire sizes it is designed for a secure ride while for light truck or van applications it is designed to handle the load characteristics of that type of vehicle. Whether it’s snow, slush, ice or just simply slippery roads, the Observe GSi5 has the technology to handle all our winter conditions.

    • A Unidirectional Tread Pattern optimizes traction for both braking and acceleration.
    • Crushed Walnut shells embedded in the tire tread compound dig and bite into the ice surface for improved ice traction
    • Absorb moisture on the road allowing the tire and its technology to better contact the road surface for increased performance.
    • An advanced multi-directional sipe technology to ensure maximum grip when you are cornering, accelerating or braking
    • For improved traction in snow and slush when braking or accelerating.

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    Overall: 4.6  
  • 4/6/2013
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    Size: 235/60R18 (2013 Kia Sorento SX V6 with 10000 KM of Tire Wear )
    Anonymous is a Aggressive Driver (Hard Cornering)
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    I have driven other vehicles this winter with Goodyear and Michelin winter tires and they couldn't even come close to these tires. I have had other Toyo winter tires before OCG02's and loved them too on my Mustang GT. Yeah they are noisy at highway speeds but what's better, Safety and some road noise or upside down in the ditch?
    Overall: 4.1  
  • 2/5/2013
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    Size: 235/65R17 (2012 Honda Odyssey EX with 6000 KM of Tire Wear )
    Anonymous is a Confident, Experienced Driver
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    Great winter/snow tires, would highly recommend them for the odyssey in cold climates. Noisy, overly grippey and reduced handling on warm/dry pavement at high speeds -- but this is to be expected with any great snow tire.
    Overall: 4.7  
  • 1/28/2013
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    Size: 195/65R15 (2012 Hyundai Elantra Touring GLS with 150 KM of Tire Wear )
    Anonymous is a Confident, Experienced Driver
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    My car is the Touring GL (not GLS). I purchased these tires brand new. I have been very happy so far but important to note I've only put about 200km on them. The only thing that seems to bother me (and I'm not sure if it's the tires or something else), is the mild hissing noise I hear when braking. My car has just over 6000km so I don't suspect it's an issue with brakes needing to be replaced. This noise did not occur when I had my 4 seasons on, so it's either the tires themselves or the installation was poorly done. I can't comment on treadwear as I haven't had them long enough. I am curious if anyone else has noticed that noise when braking....
    Overall: 4.4  
  • 1/5/2013
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    Size: 275/65R18 (2010 Ford F150 FX4 4x4 Super Crew with 1000 KM of Tire Wear )
    Anonymous is a Confident, Experienced Driver
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    I thought I would try these GSI5's out on a full size pickup. They seem to be a good tire all around but aren't in the same class as the studded Nokian Hakkappelita 7's I installed on my wifes full size suv at around the same time. The Toyos break free fairly easily on snow and ice, and the traction control still kicks in regularly going up hills as well the anti lock has to do its job at slippery intersections. They are however comfortable riding and quiet. Havent had them on long enough to know how the treadwear will be.I would recommend them as a good winter tire but know they are no substitute for studded tires. The Nokians for example handle like you're driving on rails when on icy roads but are noisier, well worth it in my opinion.
    Overall: 5.0  
  • 12/22/2012
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    Size: 205/55R16 (2012 Chevrolet Sonic LT with 30 KM of Tire Wear )
    Anonymous is a Confident, Experienced Driver
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    Ok normaly i would not spend my time writing about tires but holy crap! Born in northern canada i know snow wet or dry. As you know wet deep snow is the worst to get stuck in , let alone in a chevy sonic that rubs its underbody on 3 inches of snow. Well foolishly i drove off road following tire tracks with snow a foot and a half deep tried to turn around and got stuck...... so i thought it was hard but i bombed out uphill. It was only the tires that got me out! Ive driven an awd subaru forester through less with studde tires with way more difficulty the gsi 5s are insane if you have any vehicle get them1
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