Tyre reviews Viatti Bosco A/T. Page 19 3240

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.

Fire-resistant tyres, with their strengths linked to water. Firstly, drainage is their main plus. Very resistant to aquaplaning, never felt like drifting as the Aurora cruiser does. Traction on asphalt, launch and braking good and timely. Quality for the price is very good, and they hold up to wear and tear, and mechanical damage too.

Excellent and fairly universal summer tyres. They have been driven both on country roads and on the highway and in the city for over 2 seasons. Balancing issues never arose. Handling stability is good everywhere (highway, ground), they are stable in turns, thanks to their strong sidewall. Water evacuation, grip on wet asphalt (and dry) and aquaplaning resistance are the merits of tread design and are quite good.

I really liked these tires. So, let's go in order: the quality of the tires is above average, considering the price. They were well-balanced, 15-20 grams per wheel. They have excellent grip on the asphalt, as well as course stability, the car doesn't skid to the sides while driving through curves). They also handle aquaplaning normally, although it's a dangerous thing, it's better to reduce speed in advance. I also liked the sidewalls

A good summer tyre (emphasizing). It's strong, hits don't scare it, nor wear.

It works best on dry asphalt at different speeds, as well as on dirt. On a wet road, you need to drive a bit more carefully, as they say.

I wouldn't recommend it for snow, the lug nut disappears. For standard driving on a crossover around the city, highway and countryside, it's good. The price doesn't bite.

I didn't have time to carefully choose tires, and I had to act quickly and inexpensively, so as a Urals boy, I decided not to fuss and took these tires. At the time, I judged them based on information from the Internet, and now I judge them based on my experience driving on them: the tires are indeed good. Water drainage is excellent. I would also highlight their good course stability and traction on wet surfaces. Quality is not at the bottom, somewhere around 4

I used the tyres after driving on them on my friend's car (my own was in the repair shop). The grip on asphalt is great, the same with wet tyres. The water drainage surprised me at first, but then I looked at the tread and saw four drainage grooves and it all became clear. There is a good cornering stability, it's pleasant to drive on the track and the tyres enter the turns well (the sidewalls are strong). The tyres are also durable because the ones

Good price-to-quality ratio. They hold well on wet roads, no aquaplaning observed. Grip on mud is confident, no issues. Sides are strong, withstand impacts. Wears evenly and not fast. I recommend, I'm satisfied.

Durable tyres, mostly for summer, but also suitable for the intermediate season. Their main advantage is water drainage, with such water drainage, you can drive in the rain and not fear to lose control (the grooves cut well). The course stability is well maintained both on the ground and on the track, thanks to strong and stiff sidewalls.