Tyre reviews Viatti Bosco A/T. Page 24 3247

I bought the tires based on reviews and I'm really disappointed. There's no issue with noise and traction, but the quality of the tire itself is questionable. It feels like the tire is somehow over-dried. Out of the set, only one tire remains "alive", having undergone almost no wear over two summer seasons, while the rest of the tires simply disintegrate, with the tread peeling off in chunks and tiny cracks visible. Mileage on the tire is 15000 max.

I bought a new car with these tires in 2015. I have been driving with these tires for 3 years now and I haven't noticed anything wrong with them. The price of the tires is also quite reasonable - around 3,500 rubles. However, one of the tires did get a puncture last summer and I had to buy a new one. I hope the tires I bought in 2015 will last me another season until 2019. I am not a racing

I'm satisfied with the tires, the quality is on a high level. I've been driving on them for two seasons, I exclusively use them as a summer tire, and I have studs for winter. They are suitable for light off-road, nature trips, etc. They don't get stuck in strong off-road, but they're great on light terrain. The tire is quite durable and wear-resistant. There's no aquaplaning effect in the rain. I'm satisfied, I think I

Quite comfortable tires. The small potholes indeed pass smoothly. The main drawback is very noisy roughly from 60 to 90 km/h. After 90 the noise from it is a bit less.

205/70 R15. Overall a good middle-of-the-road tyre. For this price it goes for everyday city driving. Into the mud, even a little, it's better not to venture. Not for off-road enthusiasts, although it's sturdy.

Affordable, reliable and practical. I previously rode on tyres which were honestly worn out by their fast wear and tear and the price.

It was time to change the tires at work and the management decided to save some money by opting for Viatti instead of Goodyear. As it turned out, the tires were even good, everyone liked them. Personally, I noticed that the grip improved. Others noted that they avoid aquaplaning and stability in the holes is better. Of course, they are better than the old ones (and at that price, too), but they are noisier at high speed, but it is

I live in an area where tires need to be strong and durable. I was recommended to take Viatto BS. So far, I've been using it for two seasons on my Niva. The tires are of good quality, they grip the road well in the rain and drive smoothly on dirt roads, and they handle mud well too. The sidewalls are strong and can withstand impacts. The noise level is not bothersome, and to be honest, it's usually the last thing on my

What can I say about this tire? It has pleased me.
I replaced the worn-out Yokohama AT, and decided to save money because the 012 model has been discontinued.
The Viatti immediately seemed more suited to the highway, so on gravel there are occasional difficulties.
On a wet road, I feel the camber.
The rest is just positives. It even throws snow easily (I thought it was a paradox for a long time

Put on a Niva two years ago with 205/70/R15 tyres. Initially had doubts, but as it turned out, unnecessary. The tyre is durable and wear-resistant, drives confidently and without any problems on rural roads, confidently climbs through the mud, does not skid.

A good budget tyre, a bit noisy after 100, but that's not a problem. Overall, the handling is very comfortable. I'm satisfied.