Tyre reviews Viatti Bosco A/T. Page 114 3244

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.

I think it's a great tire for its price. In urban conditions, it performs perfectly, no issues. For off-road, it handles okay. It's not bad in the mud, the sidewalls are strong and it withstands impacts. Overall, it's relatively soft, it easily navigates rough spots and potholes. I would recommend it.

Someone who's consumed by distrust of the quality of domestic production won't buy these tires for anything. I'll say it straight out: you're losing out on a lot. Right off the bat about the quality: the rubber is strong and at the same time sufficiently firm, durable and resistant to wear. Traction in the city limits - blazing, and on for example dirt roads it holds its course. I'm satisfied with the purchase, more than satisfied.

I think that for everyone with the beginning of the spring period, driving is no longer a pleasure but a hassle. Well, BOSCO has practically solved this issue for me. Water drainage is simply tremendous, I move freely in the rain and even in a downpour. The other tyre characteristics also didn't disappoint me. The main conclusion here is that the tyres by quality are worth their price and I'm satisfied with them. I'd recommend.

I got familiar with the BOSCO AT when I borrowed a friend's car because mine was under repair for a long time. Then I thought about it and installed them on my own car. Thanks to their water runoff, I'd definitely recommend buying them - even in a heavy downpour on the highway, they didn't hydroplane and I drove confidently. I'm equally confident in their grip on asphalt and stability. The tire itself is of high quality and justifies the price.

I only run this tire in the summer as I have studded tires for winter. In the summer season the tires have yet to let me down. I frequently venture out into the wilderness and travel extensively in the region, and the roads are diverse, ranging from smooth to light off-road conditions and from impassable forest trails to the beaten paths. In principle, the tires handle it all with ease. They dig in well in the mud, the sidewalls are strong, and they absorb impacts well.

Good value for the money.

Here I'm finishing up the second season with these tires right at the start of winter and I've gotten to experience all their pluses. Got caught in some rain and the excellent water evacuation in combination with fairly good traction in small mud was really nice: I wasn't sliding around like a plate of butter in a frying pan and trying not to take off. On highway trips the stability again protested in the rain and I'm claiming the course is held well. Overall, good, high-quality tires,

I bought these tires because I needed to get a new set urgently (the old ones were no good in the rain and I was barely crawling at 20 km/h, otherwise I would have skidded), but I didn't have a lot of money and I wanted to get a good quality tire, which I did. At the beginning of their use, I immediately noticed their water drainage, both on the highway and simply on the asphalt in the city. They're very durable, so I can