Tyre reviews Viatti Bosco A/T. Page 111 3140

I bought them for the fall season, as they have excellent water evacuation. The traction on wet surfaces is also great, and in general, everything related to wet conditions is top-notch. The course stability is also quite good, both on the track and on dirt roads. As for durability, I don't know yet, as I've only done 5,000 km, but I can say that they don't get brittle until -6°C, which means you can swap them out a bit later

Quite satisfactory.

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I'll be comparing them to my Maxxis bravo A/T, which I drove for 6 years. I drive relatively little: mostly city - dacha - fishing. Maxxis were great tires, I drove on them almost everywhere, but they were noisy on asphalt - that was my only gripe, but over time the tire got as hard as plastic and it was time to replace it. The choice was a long one, I went through a lot of options (I didn't even consider

I've been driving on these tires for a while now (third season and counting), and everything is great. The tire quality is excellent, with moderate and even wear, and I don't have any issues with its durability. Water drainage, steering stability, and asphalt grip are all top-notch, so I don't have to worry about it at all) . By the way, I think the price-to-quality ratio is a real fire, so I'd definitely recommend them.

In short – top-notch tires! To put it briefly, the tires are great in handling: they grip well, maintain course, and overall it's quite good. The quality is good, definitely will be durable. They stand out for the water drainage, of course, not without the minuses, and the hard stiffness of the sidewalls (AT is what it is).

I'm practical in all aspects and accordingly, the same goes for tire purchases. Irrespective of the tire brand, the main thing is the maximum quality at the corresponding price. These tires are a great example of price/quality ratio. Adequate balancing on old alloy wheels, good water drainage, tire rubber quality, which means its strength and durability, traction and other features. Apart from noise, who's concerned, but that's an afterthought, so they'll never be silent.

Just in time for spring, with this water drainage system! Now, when everything is melting and there's a huge amount of water - 4 channels are taking it all away. Moreover, the tires have a great wear resistance reserve, I think they'll at least last for 4 seasons. On the highway - fine, even in the city, a bit harsh on gravel, but that's nothing to worry about, I'm not really driving on that terrain anyway.

I got taken in by the salesperson's tall tales and bought them. Two seasons went by and they practically disintegrated. The car is a Nissan X-Trail. My average mileage is 25,000 km per year. The tires are ridiculously noisy! I've never seen anything like it! The hum in the car was unbelievable. Wooden, you know? Even when I dropped the pressure a bit below the manufacturer's recommended level. As for handling, I won't say much, the

Normal tire for its segment. Gripped well in mud, no issues. Sides are strong, stand impacts well. In the rain, grip is confident, no aquaplaning. In terms of price and quality, it's a great option, in my opinion. Two seasons driven - satisfied.