Tyre reviews Viatti Brina. Page 2 1948

The quality is worthy. Initially, I doubted the choice, however, the budget was limited, and I didn't want to take Chinese tires. The tires behave quite confidently on snow, especially on thawed snow. Absolutely quiet, especially compared to studded tires. They last long. I recommend.

Overall, the tires are very, very good, in my opinion. They handle the road confidently, both in snow and on slush. Of course, they are not as effective on ice as studded tires, but I had no problems. I recommend them.

Not bad tires for their price, the quality is at a decent level. They grip well on snow, both loose and packed. Not noisy. They wear evenly and not too quickly. I recommend.

High-quality tire chains for their price. Easily and hassle-free to balance, quiet, good traction on snow and ice on roads. Durable, do not wear out quickly. Recommended.

This year, I bought winter tires without studs for the first time. I tried them in almost all urban conditions at temperatures ranging from +5 to -12. At first, I felt a sense of danger on the icy road (after an icy rain), but then I realized that it's not fun driving on studs on a glass road either, you need to be careful. The only drawback is that on an icy road (glass) on a slope it's better not to stop. When stopping,

I bought these tyres for my six last autumn and they got me through the winter. I'll be honest, I bought them because of the low price at the time. Now, let's get into the details. They balanced well at around 30-35 grams on the old stickers. As for handling, I have no complaints - they handle city roads and loose snow just fine. They smoothly and precisely enter corners without any understeer (at normal speeds under 60 km/h). The tyre

Normal tire in its price segment. On snow and mud, it grips well, on ice it's tenacious. Not noisy, road unevenness is passed quite softly. I recommend.

Good for their price, confidently dig through snow and frost. Quiet, give way to studs in icy conditions, but overall predictable handling. They do not wear out quickly and evenly. I would recommend.

Quite a good option for southern regions where there is a bit of snow and little black ice. Good quality adhesive, they hold even on worn snow. Enter predictably into turns, whether on asphalt or on snow. After two seasons of use they wore evenly, I think they will last another season or two. Soft, they do not harden at all down to -20.

great tire, precisely friction (studs are much worse with this tire, the compound is different, so from Viatti I advise taking exactly the friction one for winter.