Tyre reviews Viatti Bosco A/T. Page 10 3240

I purchased the tires at the beginning of the season. The production date was fresh, just a couple of months old. They were assembled and balanced (with a considerable number of weights). And then it started!!!! At speeds between 40-70 km/h, the car would enter into such a resonance that it became scary. Subsequent tweaking at the tire shops led to nothing. The tire is crooked, "square". The welding spot inside the tire is crooked, with a huge thick bump (possibly this was the cause). This is the first time I've taken domestic tires and immediately had a negative experience! Now I'm looking at our domestic products with caution)))

I chose them when buying to move comfortably on both asphalt and off-road at a reasonable cost. For Mitsubishi Outlander. Took Bosco A/T 225/55 R18 in 2022. Still satisfied. Never failed in terms of road grip, always hold the course, confident in maneuvers. And they confidently handle dirt roads, puddles, and mud, passing through them smoothly. In my opinion, they are good tires.

Unexpectedly - very decent tires. I took them as a replacement for Nokian Rotiiva. I needed exactly AT tires for both asphalt and dirt roads. I bought them at the beginning of April 2025. Now it's mid-July. Over this time, I've driven about 6 thousand kilometers.
The tires are quieter than Rotiiva on asphalt, they handle well on muddy dirt roads after multiple days of rain. After a forced stop in liquid mud, they exit normally. They withstand broken asphalt (potholes) well when driving at speed.
They brake well in extreme situations (special thanks).
Aquaplaning has decreased significantly (!) compared to Rotiiva, much less water is splashed onto the windshield both on the highway outside the city and in the city at corresponding speeds.
At the tire service, they were well-balanced (5-15 grams per wheel).
I'm very satisfied with the tires.

To be honest, I haven't driven on expensive, branded tires. I didn't have premium class cars. For my Duster, these tires fit perfectly. I drove around Moscow and made a trip to Gelendzhik and back. Everything is fine on asphalt. I didn't go off-road, but I don't think these tires are suitable for heavy mud. You need different ones for that.

Bosco A/T provides comfortable driving not only in the city, but also beyond it. It is calm on the highway and confident off good roads. The Outlander with 225/55 R18 tires has good maneuverability in the city, is stable on the highway, and grips the ground well. There have been no complaints about the tires for 2 seasons.

I've installed new Viatti tires on my Sportage. They feel softer and quieter than the factory-installed Hankook tires.

However, the fact that they are softer makes the car feel a bit more sluggish, and they are probably easier to deform. Okay, but at least there's noticeably less noise.

Viatte after Yokohama, performs no worse, in terms of passability and even seems more confident. On asphalt, everything is clear, does not get lost in puddles, holds the course. Now there is a mileage of about 15 thousand, everything is in order.

These are the tires you can rely on, whether it's active city driving, highway speeds, or venturing into the wilderness. Over three seasons, not just daily city driving, but also business trips and travels, they have covered more than 60,000 kilometers. Firstly, they have never let me down. Secondly, they still have some life left in them;

The tires are still in good condition, although three seasons have passed, there are no comments on the tread and sidewalls. It's generally comfortable to drive on different roads.