Tyre reviews Viatti Brina. Page 10 1948

I've run two seasons on this tire on my Kia Rio. I spent a long time deciding which tire to buy, and this one's price was a bit of a concern, but I thought that if it was cheaper than the others, it must be lower quality. But it turned out to be the opposite: it doesn't lag behind more expensive models in terms of quality. It handles snow well, and I can get out of snowdrifts without any issues. On the ice, it

Good tires, took the stickers, they're more than enough for city driving. Well-balanced, smoothly run both on loose and packed snow, very quiet. Don't wear out quickly. I'm satisfied, don't plan to change them.

Happy with the re-tread. Ran the first season on this tire, so far, overall, very positive impressions. Balanced quickly and with no issues. Grooms confidently both on the snow and on a snow-mix. Not noisy and does not chatter in strong cold temperatures. Will keep an eye on wear, so far, everything is to my liking.

Good studs, didn't regret my choice back then. They balance well without any issues. They bite the snow both on loose and packed surfaces. They are outperformed by studded tires in ice but the handling is predicted. They wear down evenly and not too quickly. I would recommend them.

Excellent performance on both snow and wet asphalt. The tire is soft and quiet. I will definitely recommend it to friends and acquaintances!!!

The tyre is more than liked by me. In use for the second year on the Kia Ceed car and so far the wear has been minimal, although this factor depends on the driving style. Was snowed in rarely and only incidentally, but made sure that there were no problems getting out of it. Handling on a snowy road at altitude. The side wall has a sufficient reserve of strength, "skipped over the kerbs" and nothing).

Good winter tires, and I got really comfortable driving on them in winter. And comfortable because they are quiet compared to studded tires. The features of this tire are also great - they grip the snow beautifully, have good stability in a turn, and hold the asphalt well. And all of this without increased fuel consumption, which is usually present in studded tires. Lovely!))

These tires were taken exclusively for city driving. The best option in terms of price and quality. They hold confidently to the asphalt road (both dry and wet), handle packed and freshly fallen snow without any issues. The tire is soft, the grip at -25 degrees is not lost, small road irregularities are passed by, ignoring them. I liked that the sidewall is strong.

I bought Viatto Brina tires this year on recommendation. It was said that it would do well in snow and not be too noisy. So far, I've driven a bit over 3 thousand kilometers, and it's still working. 800 kilometers were spent on breaking them in, then the noise stopped. I haven't tested them on ice because there isn't one yet. On dry and wet asphalt, they work well. No questions arose about balancing either. So far, the investment

Before that I always had the utmost respect for studded tires, but now, after the season on the Vatnajökull glacier, I am fully convinced of so-called studless tires. Studded winter tires are no less good at gripping snow, and at the same time they make no noise from studs. Without studs it is more difficult on ice, but ice on the road is rare, especially in cities, where roads are cleaned and salted. This type of tire also handles well