Tyre reviews Viatti Brina. Page 19 1948

I bought Viatti Brina based on the fact that it's a new tyre, so it should be a high-quality one. I'm satisfied with the purchase so far, as the price is reasonable, unlike other models, and the quality allows me to accelerate to 80 km/h in urban conditions without any worries.

The tire is great in the city, clean asphalt is its favorite surface. Turning, braking in a jam is no problem, just remember about the rear bumper; not everyone in our city has such a short braking distance.

I've been reading reviews and everyone who has been on a trip for a week has written their impressions already. I've driven through the season and can say that the movement on the wet asphalt at the beginning and the end of the season is the same. The tire wore off by 15-20% and retained its grip properties with the road. Started the second season, and the car is driving as if it were on new tires.

A good tire for city driving and short trips to the mountains on the weekend. No issues, as far as I recall, the tire performed well on both asphalt and snow. Overall, a good winter tire.

Ran for 10 days and hardly believed I swapped to winter tires. Drove through the snow, but literally 2 days later it all melted and dried up. Now we're driving in temps of around ±5. No noise in the cabin, asphalt grip is excellent. So far, perfect tires ))))

The tyre performed pleasantly. I bought it for driving on tarmac. Yesterday was a snowfall and the roads were icy with a layer of snow and I had to drive on a sheet of ice in fact. The tyre behaved confidently during the turns and the car went straight without any skidding.

The tire did not disappoint, I chose based on price, was very worried that I would be like a cow on ice, but was mistaken. Drives perfectly on asphalt, doesn't skid on snow, doesn't skate on ice. I would recommend, a good option for a low price but high-quality grip.

Good tread, nothing scares it in city conditions. In the morning I drive on asphalt with frost, no discomfort at all. During the day and evening the traffic is on wet asphalt, no issues at all.

I bought a car with this tire set. Before that, I only drove on studded tires, but now I'm not sure if I'll change it and see what happens. On the asphalt, the car handles well, but I haven't tested it on snow and ice yet.

The tires were put in by my husband last year; before that, I had Yokohamas. The main difference I can see is when turning on the Bridgestones, the car smoothly goes around the turn, whereas on the Yokohamas, while turning, the steering wheel moves a little in the process, which, of course, is quite unpleasant.