Tyre reviews Viatti Bosco A/T. Page 129 3140

The tire is reasonably priced and of good quality. Last year, I drove 15000 kilometers. I balanced it now and got a 10-20 gram imbalance in the wheel.

Outside of the city, they behave normally. I still haven't decided to change them. In frosty conditions, it's worse than on a winter set, but I'm driving without aggressive maneuvers, so it's acceptable.

Those who try other brands will not consider anything else. The tyre has exceeded the most daring expectations.

Normal all-season, doesn't afraid of slush and sub-zero temperatures. Holds the car on the road confidently. Haven't driven through the snowdrifts yet, but I won't change it for now, so everything is okay.

Good all-season tires, it's been exactly a year since I started using them in December. They do not blow out on the snow, so the braking is normal, and the noise level is the same as in the summer.

All-season tyres grip confidently in the mud, and don't make a noise on asphalt. I never drove on it in the winter, but in cold, wet conditions around freezing point, the tyres gripped confidently on wet asphalt.

It’s been 7 months since I got new tires. They are gripping the road very well on summer surfaces, and I am expecting them to perform equally well on autumn roads until the snow arrives.

For a Chevy Nevada, these tires will be just fine, good on the highway and get stuck in the dirt road. At moderate speeds and with a good driving skill, you can drive all year round without any issues.

Mounted this tire on a 4x4 in March, already covered over 25 km without any incidents. Judging by the wear, at least 40-50,000 km should still be remaining.

A great all-season tire, installed in March, since I don’t plan to remove it. It picks up dirt well and is quiet on the road, with balance within 25g of the rim.