Tyre reviews Viatti Brina. Page 8 1948

It turns out I'm not the only one who values comfort and quiet driving. I should have made the switch to a tire with a locking mechanism a long time ago. The coupling is excellent with a trailer, and you can easily drive on smooth roads, but I wouldn't intentionally drive on ice, as it requires studded tires. The tire's softness is good, and the sidewalls have enough strength to withstand the first pothole without puncturing the tire. The tire wears out normally

Good grip for city riding, quite a lot of mileage, excellent on both snow and asphalt for a moderate winter tire. Can't say it's bad on ice for a smooth tire, but needs improvement. In other respects, the tire is in its class and price range, no complaints.

Normal tyres are more than enough for daily city driving. They handle snow and slush confidently, ice is generally predictable, although they fall short of studded tyres. They are quiet and wear out slowly. I would recommend them, our manufacturer has done a great job.

Excellent value for money, but from this comes the problem with the features. The budget price makes this tire a mediocre performer on the road. Another annoyance is the weak sidewall - the tire tears in a zigzag pattern along the side.

Bought 205/55/16, mainly because of the attractive price.
Driven about 2000 km, I'd like to say that very good tires.
Last year, I used on another car gislaved soft frost, so Viatti behave on the road no worse.

Excellent tire, despite the low price! Quick order processing and prompt delivery! Keep it up!

Good for their price, third winter in a row, no complaints about quality. Balance quickly and without any issues, on snow and slush, they grip confidently, didn't get stuck in drifts. On black ice, with cautious driving, there are no issues. I would recommend. Strong and reliable tire.

Good snow chains, I've been using them for a long time now, and the quality meets my expectations; the price for the set is also not too high. The anchor is stable on both loose and compacted snow. Durable, they don't wear out quickly. Quiet, in icy conditions, everything is generally predictable, although they do lose to studded tyres. In general, I'm satisfied, and I would recommend them.

Although the tire is cheap, it is not bad at all. On the contrary, it is even good in quality, and both the tread and the protector are not made on the cheap, they hold well at big temperature differences, without losing their properties. Consequently, they are also good for driving. Specifically, I'm talking about traction with snow and asphalt, and about course stability on both surfaces.

I can say this, when the temperature is positive, the car moves quietly, doesn't drift anywhere, and doesn't notice the camber on the asphalt. It doesn't emit any noise when accelerated up to 140. Let's see what will happen on ice and snow. Regarding the balancers, the maximum is 15g on the wheel. Regarding snow and ice, I haven't checked it on my car, but previously I drove one with a friend and there were no complaints. Of