Tyre reviews Viatti Brina. Page 18 1948

Until recently, I drove on Hankook tires, where the car would always do some sort of drift, but since switching to Viatto, I feel more confident behind the wheel. The tires grip the snow and asphalt well, don't spin out on the ice, though the braking distance is quite large.

He bought it as a newbie because the price was attractive, and there was no money for expensive tires. In 2 years, the tire has already paid off, thought to change it this year, but looked at the tread and decided to drive for another season because there is still almost half left.

I drive a lot in winter, but mostly around town, and only go out into the woods for barbecues 2-3 times during the winter, but no more. Tread on asphalt is very close to ideal, on snow too everything is fine. The most I dislike is frozen ice in the yards after a thaw, it's definitely unpleasant there.

What I expected, I got. The tire rides well on asphalt, no deviations and no slips. On snow, it has normal traction, especially for a studded tire. On ice, it has drawbacks, but they are inherent in every studded tire.

I drive a lot but mostly in Moscow. It's silly to take studs, the city is well cleaned, including our yard. The tread well controls the asphalt, and when parking closely to the curb, it doesn't pick up any pebbles. And of course, it's not a minor matter - the price is more than democratic, thanks to the manufacturer.

A great choice, both in terms of price and content. I bought the Lipe intentionally because I only drive in the city, without any mountain skiing or winter fishing trips, simply because it's not my thing. On asphalt and in the snow, the tire behaves very well. On asphalt, it cleans up quickly, without any sticking, and snow is cleared at a good level. In any case, it didn't get stuck in the courtyard during the New Year's holidays.

Good tires, had them checked a few days ago, with over 30,000km on them, but still have at least one more winter of tread depth. No cracks or sidewall cuts, and the tread on the sidewall is in good condition as well.

195/65 R15 tyre. Previously only ran on studded tyres. Performs well on all road surfaces. Very quiet compared to studded tyres. Well balanced (minimal load), swallows potholes like a dream, but needs a bit of warming up. Climbed an icy hill that I couldn't ride up with studs (on the fifth attempt). Fuel consumption is roughly the same as with studded tyres, around 6.5-11 litres. Very happy with the purchase.

Winter is coming to an end, so it's time to review winter tires ))). For some reason, a Chevrolet Cruze is not in the list, although the tire is fitted to this car. Overall, I liked everything, the ride was great in urban conditions, it drove quietly on asphalt, didn't stall in the snow, and didn't slip on inclines. On the highway, I didn't experience any major problems, as I didn't exceed 120 km/h, and where I

I've been driving on these tires for about a month and a half, and there hasn't been any significant snow. Only wet conditions, including on the highway. They hold the road extremely well, including on black ice. Braking is good, the car doesn't skid even with sudden braking and sharp maneuvers. We'll see how they perform in serious snow, I'll add an update.