Tyre reviews Viatti Bosco A/T. Page 116 3244

The tire exceeded expectations. In the rain, at a high speed, there was no aquaplaning when driving through puddles. Upon exiting the city onto rural roads that were slippery from the rain, it proceeded smoothly and confidently without any wheelspin.

I've been driving since the start of the 2017 season, and I had big doubts about this tire - an unknown brand, a small price, etc. I usually only take well-known brands, but... I'm pleasantly surprised. The tire is great - excellent grip both on dry asphalt and on wet roads. The balance is excellent. Over the last summer, I practically destroyed a set of Michelin tires (I drive a lot, including on construction sites), and here I see that this

I decided to take these tyres for a test drive and I'm glad I did. I expected them to be noisy, but to my surprise, there's almost no noise at all. Although the car's sound insulation is not the best, I don't notice any noise from the tyres. The brakes are an absolute pleasure - no noise, no vibration. I've been able to take corners at higher speeds than usual. They also performed well off-road. I would definitely recommend this tyre to others -

Very (3 times) hard, RX transformed into a 4 - everything rattles and booms even on the smallest pothole. Therefore only for Moscow or where else are (although unlikely) good roads. Definitely not for Omsk.

Very hard tire. Driving on gravel roads is simply awful. Also, balance is a problem.

I was looking for a special AT for my pickup truck. I chose between Maxxis, Cooper and Viatti. The choice fell on the last one: the price was attractive, and visually and in terms of feel, I liked it. I mainly drive off-road. On public roads only 40%. It goes well off-road. The plus: excellent off-road ability, a presentable appearance, quiet and wear-resistant. Minus: weakly expressed side tread lugs.

I never thought I'd leave a comment, but the last time I bought tyres, I had no idea what to choose and it was the comments that helped me make the decision, so I'll add my two cents. I drive on bad roads more often, so I needed a strong tyre. I chose the BOSCO and they've not let me down. If you can also lower the pressure, the traction increases tenfold. I've been driving on them for about 20,000 km

This is my second set. Very comfortable in normal city use, perfect handling, and does a great job on both dry and wet roads. Didn't notice any aquaplaning at 100 km/h (hit a small puddle of 1-2 cm). Cuts like a hot knife through butter. When warm, it handles any road beautifully. Strong sidewall: very resistant to side impacts and potholes - never cut, and no bulges noticed. Wear is very slow.

I would definitely recommend. I will buy them for my next car as well. I have been using them for two years now. Excellent balance of price and quality. Good traction.

I agree that the balance is a bit off. However, I also know that a lot depends on the tire fitter, from where his hands grow. With proper balancing, this issue does not bother me at all. They are perfect for summer and transitional periods.

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I don't drive much, and over the past six months I've only run about 18,000 km, but I can still share my impressions of the tires. The only weak point is ice, and even on snow, it's prone to slipping, which I'm being honest with you, I didn't expect. On summer roads, I was unable to lock up these tires, not even on streams, I crossed them without any consequences.