Tyre reviews Viatti Bosco S/T. Page 4 593

I've driven it not too much, but I'm very pleased with the purchase so far. I mostly drive to work and around the city during the winter, so I don't think I'll need any studs. What I liked right off the bat was the quietness – it's really quiet, my Dunlop is louder in the summer. In general, it's a normal tire, and the price is fair, so I definitely recommend it! I'll replace it in the summer with Viatti

I bought the tires at a price that was acceptable to me, before they were Dandelay studded tyres which clattered like an airplane, I thought it was the hub dampers clattering, today I fitted new tyres and voila, silence and comfort, I didn't expect it from the budget, they hold the road well, roughly like Bridgestone.

Tires came with the car in the showroom) Then I found out it's a budget segment, but still decided to break them in and get a new experience.

Shniva, standard size. Experience for the first winter was very positive. Main likes for this tire are for traction in drifts, slush, and on dry roads. On ice, it's normal for a good grip. It doesn't slide out of the groove in winter conditions.

But it's not

I was pleasantly surprised! There were many cars and consequently many different tyres (Conti, Bridgestone, Michelin, Matador, Kumho, etc.), they handled well on the snow and on the patchy road, puddles were no problem, on the ice it's worse, but the car's behavior is predictable, on dry asphalt they're soft and quiet, they brake confidently and hold their course, they don't wander on the road, now that I've changed the car I

Viatto is a great choice for tread wear - it won't get out of the groove, it holds the road very well (although I thought I was getting ripped off with the price). And the main plus, as has already been noted many times, is the cost per set, like two expensive tires.

I didn't manage to catch the good price, about which many forums have been talking, but it's ok anyway. Still, it's much cheaper than premium brands. On the snow-covered road and forest road, the reviews didn't deceive – it's an excellent believer! I don't hear any noise, the traction with the road and its behavior in turns are fully satisfied so far, especially at such a price. I will share further impressions later!

All three previous winters have passed actively and perfectly while driving around Chelyabinsk and the region. Didn't slip, didn't skid, didn't lose traction. Wear is barely noticeable, no uneven wear. Balancing always turns out to be within 18 to a maximum of exactly no more than 30 grams. You control the speed depending on the road conditions, depending on the weather conditions, and the movement is fully controlled. On clean asphalt, regardless of temperature, handling is virtually like in summer. Holds snow well. And it's not noisy at all. Volvo V90 Cross Country Bosco S/T 235/55R18

Bosco S/T 215/70R16 and Nissan Terrano with frequent visits to uncleared roads (village and fishing)

No issues arose with city driving and on the highway over the course of 2.5 years.
They handled very well in snow or slush and even coped with the first mud.

I took it for full drive for main city driving, with rare trips to winter nature, fishing and skiing. In city bustle, it is solid, maneuverable and stable. In nature with snow, they cope. Necessary winter tasks are feasible. Fully suitable for Grand Vitara.

Worthy tires for their money. They handle snow well, and feel confident enough on ice. Soft, does not become hard. The tread holds up excellently over 7 years