Tyre reviews Viatti Brina. Page 11 1948

Good price quality ratio. They are durable and don't wear out quickly. The grip on snow is excellent and they don't get stuck in drifts. They slip on black ice compared to studded tires, but they are more than enough for city use, I had no problems.

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"By the second year of use, it began to wear unevenly, balance was at 0, the car vibrated from 70 km/h. The discs are straight. At temperatures above 0, it floats, very soft. I want to sell. Can't drive. Wear is no more than 10%. Its only plus is snow, here it's a 5 out of 5 on hard roads... This is my first and last experience with our

I've been driving for two seasons now. I've driven everywhere - into town, out of town, across the fields. The tire has performed fantastically, gripping the road superbly.

The quality is decent and the price is quite reasonable. The plus sides of these tyres are the asymmetrical tread and satisfactory traction on loose snow or slush. They do less well on packed snow (but this seems to be a drawback of all snow tyres, I think). Also, riding comfort is good, with no vibrations or noise. I would recommend these tyres.

They are normal winter tires for city/country roads. Due to their lack of tread, they are quiet, but you won't be able to get out of the city very well, so I would recommend them more as city tires. I do have a friend who drives on non-studded tires in the snowdrifts, though. On asphalt, they're fine, roads are cleaned here, on compacted snow at a reasonable speed, they hold traction, but I don't know about ice

Good tires. Took Viatti's glue two years ago. I mostly use for city work-commute. The tires are doing great, handling slushy snow well, no problem getting out of the driveway this morning. Quiet, not wearing out quickly.

I bought Viatti trim seals two years ago. The tyres are quite good in terms of quality. They balance well, handle both loose snow and a well-packed road. They are quiet, the unevenness and potholes are overcome quite smoothly. I would recommend this option for its price.

As for me - the most normal option for winter tires in terms of price/quality. What about areas with deep snow, I'm not sure, but for Southern Russia, it's just perfect. A small snow cover and without studs, you can drive without skidding and other get-stuck situations. Another plus of non-studded tires is the practical absence of noise. In a turn, they don't lose traction, whether on the snow or on asphalt. I'm not sure about their water

What I liked most was how the tires were balanced, no wobble. Then, I liked how they handled on a snowy incline and loose snow, gripping confidently. They don't lock up because the tires are soft and handle nicely. There's no noise from them, the first 500 km of wear are not taken into account. On bare ice, they behave quite predictably. A good option at a small price (I bought my set within 10,000).

Overall, the tire is of good quality, I have no complaints. I've been driving on it for the third season. It handles well, no noise. It copes well with the "ruts" on our roads, did not get stuck in snowdrifts. When frozen, the handling is quite predictable, no problems. I recommend it as a good option in its price range.