Tyre reviews Viatti Bosco A/T. Page 22 3146

60,000 km on the odometer, the tire is almost bald, didn't use in the winter, has lumps on the sidewalls, makes a lot of noise on the asphalt, is only interesting for the price.

The tire is quite stiff and heavy, noisy, and has high rolling resistance, resulting in a slight increase in fuel consumption. The handling and braking are fine, the car has become less sensitive to road irregularities, and the directional stability has improved. The balance was well-adjusted. The wear resistance is good, although in this regard, the Amtel Cruise 4*4 is my benchmark.

I may be overstating the quality, but I'm really enjoying these tires. They're robust, have a large tread life, and don't degrade quickly. They're well-balanced, with less than 30 grams per wheel, and not a hint of unevenness. Designed for asphalt and wet conditions, they're excellent at navigating rain-soaked roads, creating deep grooves and remaining resistant to aquaplaning. They also handle light off-road terrain with confidence, never once letting me down

I don't spend much time choosing, so I picked the first that caught my eye. They're good tires overall, and I've been driving with them for two months now. I've noticed that at temperatures around -6 degrees Celsius, they don't crack or lose their necessary properties. The water drainage is excellent, and I feel confident in their aquaplaning resistance (I've driven over 90 days without getting wet in the rain). After the initial purchase, they were a bit noisy

Attention-grabbing tyres. For seemingly modest and adequate price, you get a decent profit in terms of quality. The tyre material is robust, but due to its robustness, it is stiff on seams, rails etc. The course is held firmly, and tracks and ground are everywhere manageable. Adhesion to the asphalt is without claims, both dry and wet. Water drainage is excellent. They also perform the claimed all-season function: couple of times in the morning I was driving at -3 to

A rugged and reliable tire, I have no regrets in choosing it. It handles well on light off-road terrain. The sidewalls are robust, and it easily handles rough roads and potholes. The noise level is moderate, not a concern. On highways in the rain, they stay sure-footed and I've noticed no aquaplaning on them. Overall, I'm satisfied with this tire, which is affordable as well.

I've been riding Viattis for two seasons now. The tires are practical and affordable. They grip well in the mud and handle light off-road driving easily, and I haven't experienced aquaplaning in the rain. For the price, I think they are great tires.

Not for nothing are these tires claimed to be all-season - within the minus 5-7 degrees they still hold, traction properties are preserved. On rain and puddles tires are extremely indifferent - everything "plows through", their best characteristic, by the way. The material from which they are made, I can say, is quite worthy of praise, strong and wear-resistant. Rigidity is felt and this has an explanation - A/T in the name.

Tires - what to choose! I recommend taking for summer and plus-minus autumn, they don't get brittle for a long time, until minus seven or so. There are no problems with aquaplaning, nor with traction. Water drainage is their strong side, withstands the densest rain. The tire itself is of high quality, according to my forecasts, it should last a long time.

I didn’t really have any special stories about buying tires, I just needed them and bought them. I liked the tires, maybe I’ll take them again next time. In principle, nothing special, all parameters are equally good, but the water drainage is different here. It's just very powerful. A bit noisy, but that's the highway and that's the tire marking.