Tyre reviews Viatti Bosco A/T. Page 117 3251

Tread score 3.
A bit noisy, but not critical. Performs well on dirt. On asphalt - worse. On rough roads, it's noisy. On wet roads, it hydroplanes early.
It's definitely not an all-season tire, even on packed snow it's slippery, and on ice, the car wants to go where it wants.
Wore out in 2 years. Today I replaced it. I won't be buying another like this again

On the Altai region’s dirt roads and not-so-good asphalt roads, the tires barely lasted a year! The tread started to wear down, and micro-cracks began to appear in the grooves of the tread.

I recently bought these tires and got them just in time since I really needed them for summer. For their price category, they are simply perfect. I would like to highlight right away that the tires are extremely durable; we haven't had any repairs for potholes so far, and there are a lot of them - you can't get around them all, I drove at a speed of 50-55 km/h into a puddle and then hit a pothole. The car shook quite

I got a Chevrolet Niva for weekend trips to the dacha (so to speak, a weekend getaway car and on-demand). After the previous owner, I immediately got rid of the summer tires (they were really bald), left the winter ones (the tread is still over 75% intact), and bought BOSCO in the size 215/65R16, my friend also has BOSCO, excellent price-to-quality ratio. The tires coped well with the boardwalks,

My Kia Sorrento had Nexen N8000s on it before, and I took it on a business trip at the end of September. It got a bit chilly at night, and in the morning, I got stuck: I couldn't climb up a hill as the tire was slipping badly, and it took a long time, but I managed to do it slowly. After that, I started paying attention to all-season tires (but I still have winters). I chose Boscov,

I've only been running this tire for one season, but I can express only positive impressions. Very reliable and stable, even on the track with a pothole (if driven sensibly). Overall on-road behavior: 5/5 for directional stability. On grass, sand, and gravel, if there's a loss of traction, it's predictable and easily controlled. ABS kicks in if you press the pedal all the way.

My wife drives a Ford Fusion. It's time to change the tires. Knowing how my wife drives, I decided to get something a bit tougher. There's no curb in the yard that isn't familiar with her car.

I decided to get the BOSCO. High sidewalls - no chance of punctures.) On my wife, of course, I wouldn't stint, but the relatively low price of the tire is a plus.

Personally, I found it a bit noisy

I replaced the original tyres on my Dauster with new ones. The car is mainly used for city and intercity trips, but I also occasionally go out of town (to the dacha, fishing, or mushroom picking). The original tyre which was on the car was unsatisfactory due to its hardness and its behavior on wet roads. After much deliberation, the choice fell on the relatively new Viatti Bosco A/T tyres (I had not previously heard of them, but based on internet

I replaced them with Dunlop Grandtrek. They keep the road well at speeds up to 140 (I don't drive faster), and they don't react to ruts. Excellent behavior on wet roads, especially on roads flooded with water, I haven't come across such reliable behavior in the rain. It has become more comfortable to travel by a lightweight off-road vehicle (e.g. in the woods to pick mushrooms). I would also like to note that the tire holds air pressure well,

Value for money, one of the best for SUV class cars.