Vittos VWS31

Hello everyone. I bought tires for my car, which was being transported from Vladivostok to St. Petersburg.

I was driving in late November 25th. When I left Vdk, it was plus 10 degrees, and the tire was slightly slippery in such heat.

In the Chita region, it was minus 20 degrees in the evening, and the tire showed itself to be excellent on the notorious waves. The road was dry, but there was a sharp pit that accumulated a lot of snow that had fallen from trucks, and once I fell into it at 110 km/h, and the car was slightly sideways, I thought it would skid, but no, it stood firm.

Snow and ice are also passed with ease, I drove through potholes and pits at speeds over 100 km/h, and everything was fine. No cuts or bulges. I confidently drove through the Buryat serpentine roads, and the car didn't skid.

The only issue was in the Irkutsk region, where it was minus 5 degrees, and the road was treated with reagents, making it slushy. That's when the tire slipped a bit.

On the European part of the route, the roads were good, and I accelerated to 170 km/h. After 130 km/h, it started to vibrate, but it's unclear whether the discs were bent on the Siberian "highways" or if the balance was lost on those roads. Maybe it was the tires.

In summary, ALL the studs were in place when I arrived in St. Petersburg.

The price and quality are undoubtedly top-notch. Would I buy them again? Yes, yes, and yes again. I bought 195 65 15 tires in Vladivostok for 18,000 rubles.

Tires behave well on slippery roads, holding confidently. Rating 5 points

Hello. For their price, they perform very well. For 7 thousand, only 1 stud came off at a speed of no more than 100km/h.