Tyre reviews Viatti Brina 1785

Bought according to the factory parameters – 215/60/R16. Drove on Yokohama IG 30 before. In general, the tire was decent, but it wore out quickly and was useless on ice.

I replaced it with Vattan Brina at the recommendation of a friend. On the same ice, it handles much more stably, and overall it does not shift. In terms of other characteristics, it is very good compared to a more famous brand:

This tire is certainly better than all domestic brands. There is no noise at all, it bites the snow perfectly, aquaplaning to 130 km/h is not available, it brakes well on the snow and asphalt, and brakes and starts on ice with a mark of three. Price for quality - there is no competitor.

Good day to all!

I had been thinking about buying 205/55/16 for a while, and decided to give a domestic tire a try. The balance was good, from 5 to 25 grams per side. The weights on the previous tires were higher. I drove at a comfortable speed for 100 km, then accelerated to 100 km/h. Initially, I was startled by the noise, but after another 100 km, it disappeared. There were no frost,

Before purchasing these tires, I used Continental ContiVikingContact 3 in the winter, which had no complaints, except for driving on ice - they slip, just like any non-studded tire. Last year, I heavily wore out one such tire and decided to buy two new ones for the front axle. I decided to choose a cheap option due to a limited budget. Initially, I was interested in Cordiant, but eventually, I leaned towards Viatti after reading up on the manufacturer and

I read a lot of reviews about these tires, some people wrote good reviews, and some people wrote bad reviews, so I decided to take it and conduct my own small assessment (especially since the price is pleasant). Some people didn't like the grip of this tire on the snow, but I don't know what it's related to, I liked the grip, the road holds tightly, I didn't get stuck in the drifts, only need to be careful on the ice. The asymmetrical

Standard clips, already bought second set for myself, good quality. Balanced without any issues, confidently holds on the slide, works great on powdery snow and picks up well on slush on the roads. Quiet, wears out slowly and evenly, I recommend.

Quiet tire, some noise appears after 70-80, so it's a joy to drive in the city. I didn't have any problems with it in the snow, but I didn't dig out anyone from the snowdrifts, nor did I get stuck in them myself. The balance is within 40g after the second winter, with minimal wear.

I bought them for the Kuban winter and I had doubts before the purchase but the price was in favor of the Viatte. At the moment, having driven just under 4000 km in a normal mode, I am very satisfied with the choice.

I've been testing it on several cars last year and it turned out to be simply amazing in taxis! It grips snow and black ice perfectly, drivers were thrilled. It's soft and quiet, mileage is insane, some even managed to get half-worn out, overall I've already bought it for the entire fleet this year. The price is great, quality is top-notch, and the company's Moscow Shina promotion of free tire balance is the cherry on top! It's perfect!

I recently installed the Viatti tire on my right-hand drive Nissan Serena 2002 model with a 195/65 R 15 size, replacing the Bridgestone Blizzak MZ tires I had been using since 2008. The comparison is necessary to determine any noticeable differences. The steering feels more stable and less prone to veering off course, especially on uneven roads. The Viatti tire maintains its direction as set, whereas the Bridgestone required constant adjustments to correct for ve