Tyre reviews Viatti Bosco A/T. Page 4 3172

It's time to buy new summer tyres so I'm leaving a review for the previous ones. I used to not think it was so important to have good tyres, I just chose a car and paid little attention to tyre selection. I was completely ignorant of the brands. I didn't even know what Viatti was back then and I didn't trust it. At first the tyre seemed noisy to me. But then either I got used to it or it just wore in, but after a couple of

In the third season of use, the wear resistance of the hard five is true; I almost always move around the city, on a dry road it is perfect, comfortable, easy to handle, I put it on a Chevrolet Niva, of course, I don't risk it in winter, but in principle, I confidently drive at the first snow, it's a good all-season, I recommend. Excellent price-to-quality ratio!

I chose this model because, at the time of purchase, I was limited in my finances and did not want to ruin a nearly new winter tire on asphalt. I have to drive everywhere (60/40 highway/off-road). In the process, I noted the following: the tires are comfortable, respond well to the steering wheel, and are stable in turns. The tires also perform well on dirt/aggregate, particularly the strong sidewalls: after 15,000 km of driving, there are no

I bought these tires at Patriot. I drive more on asphalt, but I also like to go mushroom picking in the woods quite often, so I needed all-season tires. I liked the tread pattern and it was no mistake, longitudinal grooves do a great job of shedding water in the rain, it doesn't hydroplane. The tread is deep enough, so it copes well with mud and isn't too loud on asphalt. I drove them in autumn, just before the first frosts (-5

Good tires for a good price, no complaints. They're summer tires, so don't expect them to handle snow and ice well. I did drive a bit on them, nothing to brag about, but if you need to get somewhere in the winter, they'll get you there. A bit off-balance, but still, I'd recommend them.

Good tire, until it fails. Good on the track, and also no problems leaving the track. No tendency to puncture. I've driven a lot on forest roads, but fortunately, no tire damage from branches. Loves the asphalt, drives on it like a normal passenger tire.

Viatti Bosco A/T 205/75R15. Tires in the low to medium price range. Don't expect outstanding results from it, definitely. For Jim - normal tires, if you don't go into the swamp and mud puddles.., on not deep snow - okay, on sand - okay, wet dirt - okay.. Noise on asphalt - stable "4" out of "5". The expressed "loss of direction" for the first 300-400 km, I associate with improper storage of the tires.. after it "wore in", all the complaints about it went away by themselves. On dirt roads, potholes, unevenness - solid "4". Didn't notice aquaplaning, it drains water perfectly. The sidewalls are reinforced, forgive a lot. In terms of price/quality ratio - this might be the most normal option.

It's far from Bridgestone and Yokohama, of course.. if you're looking for tires for high-speed driving on the highway and moderate off-road driving, look for other options.

A worthy option at a moderate price and durable. The tire has already passed 3 seasons, has retained its full functionality, has not worn out, has not been damaged. In addition to all the standard necessary qualities of good tires, I was very pleased with the cross-country ability, I have enough opportunities to drive to the desired location. Runs on 205/70r15 Chevy Niva.

In the first season of use, it showed itself to be on the level of good imports, no worse. It holds the road, and when there is none, it crawls excellently off-road. Yes, the tire is not all-terrain, but it easily copes with ordinary off-road after rains. On asphalt, everything is of high quality, with a tight contact, barely audible, depending on the quality of the asphalt, it's quiet on new ones. In short, I liked the Bosco A/T, 215/70R16 on the Suzuki Grand Vitara.

1. Handling on dry roads - good. Never got stuck, never got stuck.
2. Braking efficiency - questions about smoothness and efficiency on wet roads. Otherwise, no questions.
3. Wear resistance - 4 seasons is a good indicator, so I chose this model again (buying again)
4. Aquaplaning and handling on wet roads - satisfactory, the tire is not a rain tire. Viatti drains water normally.
5. Price justification - the price is very pleasing and this is the main plus.
6. Comfort while driving - the tire is not designed for this, so if you evaluate from the position that comfort should be in all tires, then three (mainly this applies to behavior on bumps).
7. Build quality - acceptable for the money.
8. Course stability - no questions.
9. Quietness while driving - no, the tire is not soft, but it doesn't interfere much.
In conclusion: a worthy tire for its money.