Tyre reviews Viatti Bosco A/T. Page 18 3156

Overall, a good tire. Good quality build, as evidenced by the 25 grams or less per wheel balance, and durability. They hold their line well on the track, they don't wander through corners, and they do a good job of shedding water. As for traction to the pavement, I can say they grip pretty well.

I bought the tires two years ago in the fall, when the season was ending and the tires were on sale. To be honest, for its price (even without the discount I got) the tires are top-notch. The ride on asphalt is smooth, it's a bit noisy, but it sticks well; on gravel too, although there are some small tread blocks that add a plus to the tires. The water resistance is good.

I understood that the tire is made in Russia and the price is very attractive, which caught my attention. It grips perfectly on dry asphalt and well on wet. The aquaplaning resistance is good, 4 out of 5. I drove on the mud a few times, and got out of it almost perfectly. The sidewalls of the tire are strong, it's an indispensable thing for the roads of Saratov.

I'm pleased with the tires. Due to their hardness, they are very durable, the sidewalls are stiff, so they hold the road well, grip both asphalt and dirt and water is drained from them. All of this makes them almost ready for any situation, which is why they are reliable (but no one cancelled the traffic rules). The drawback is the same hardness, which is noticeable, for example, on tracks.

I bought summer tires 285 60 18. Went to my tire shop, during balancing, total disaster! Up to 200 grams had to be added to one wheel from both sides!!!
With the other three wheels, the same story. Total disaster. Factory defect. Had to remove them and put on temporary winter unthreaded ones.
I'll be taking them to the store tomorrow to show them.
Thought I'd save 10-15

These tires suit me 150% perfectly. They are great on dirt roads, and I often have to use them. They hold their course well and have good grip. They don't pull to the side in corners. The best feature, from my perspective, is water drainage – undoubtedly. They are of high quality, have strength, so they have extra tread and stiffness.

Tires are worth the money I pay for them. I'm satisfied with the set of their on-road attributes. Cornering stability, water evacuation, and damage resistance all make these tires ideal for a work environment. There are other qualities that are good as well. The minus of tires and the reason I feature them as work tires – their stiffness.

Bought tires from my workmate, who used them for a season. What caught my attention initially was good water runoff from the tire, then I went to my parents' dacha a couple of times and felt their directional stability on gravel roads, and to some extent on the highway. Good grip on asphalt. Drawback: noise in the cabin on the highway from them.

I bought Viatto tyres due to the extended warranty and low price for my tyre size. Previously, I had Dunlop touring tyres, but I thought Viatto would be better. They're indeed more durable and longer-lasting, but they do make more noise. They perform confidently on dirt roads, don't drift off course, and can handle potholes without getting damaged. They also perform well on asphalt, but slightly less confidently on wet roads. They sometimes understeer if you're

Excellent summer tires, suitable for the whole season (spring, summer, autumn). Due to their reinforced water drainage, they successfully cope with spring snowmelt and heavy rainfall. They are well-suited for dirt roads, and hold a course very stably. They were manufactured with no significant defects, except for an excess of hardness of the rubber, and otherwise - quality, wear-resistant and durable tires.