Tyre reviews Viatti Bosco S/T. Page 6 593

I don't drive on it in icy and freezing conditions, otherwise I use it as an all-season tire. My mileage is not high, these tires last a long time. In terms of noise, they are average. The handling suits me, and they also look good.

I bought these tires for my Chevy Niva to drive both in winter and summer without changing the tires (the car is for light off-road use). They handle snow normally, and we'll see how they perform on mud in the spring.

I installed tires on my car, which are quieter and softer compared to the others I had before. The tire fitters said they were easy to install and balanced well. Thank you for the quality, I will continue to use the services of the site, it's very convenient, fast and most importantly cheaper and of better quality.

I am very satisfied with the order. The order arrived within 5 days via business lines. Tracking was available, and the price was cheaper than in the city. The quality of the tires looks good at first glance, and when I had them mounted, the master said they were good tires that fit well on the disks. Thank you again for the speed and quality.

The city tyre is the best for the city roads, it goes where it needs to go, brakes where it needs to brake. It drags in loose snow in a field, just as it should for a highway tyre. On wet ice it works the ABS. It goes confidently on a tracked snow. The studs are forgotten like a bad dream.

For the first winter Viatto has never let me down. They've been well balanced, gripped well and didn't let me down on the road.

They work best in snow. On asphalt it's a bit noisier, but tolerable. On ice without studs it's hard, but we don't have much of that. So far everything's fine for me.

Russian-made tyres (like most of them now) - are excellent for winter. I've covered over 40,000 km so I immediately note their high wear resistance. They grip snow superbly. Ice, as with other friction tyres, is a danger, as it requires studs for this surface. What else is interesting is the new technology (the tyres adapt to the road surface), which makes the ride both safer and more comfortable (it may be marketing, but I liked it).

Viatto tires work well on all roads except icy ones, but this is just a matter of grip.
On a wet road, grip is good, and there are no problems with braking or cornering.
The price is more than competitive compared to all the others.

Tires are more comfortable and quieter than studded, but weaker on ice. In other moments, they completely satisfy me. Braking, handling, snow, and asphalt driving. Strong, suitable for a crossover. Good value for money.

I spent a very long time choosing winter tires, read reviews, searched for the best price in online stores and waited until I couldn't delay the purchase any longer, and at that moment my budget was extremely limited. I bought the cheapest tires Viatto Bosco st/ty at that moment, 3350 per one wheel, 215/55/17, with clip-on. I thought, if it doesn't work out, I'll sell it as a used car on Avito.