Tyre reviews Viatti Brina. Page 85 2025

Good lugs, I've been running them for three seasons now, no complaints. Strong, firmly grip snow, whether it's loose or packed. Not noisy, don't wear out quickly. Recommend.

Purchased in the spring for summer and winter. Summer is ending, wear is zero. Holds the road in the heat (summer 2021 in St. Petersburg was hot) exclusively. On a dirt track it's very good. It's very good at dusting on a dirt track, in the rain it kicks up a water mist, and it holds the road better than a smooth summer tire on all surfaces. Given the winter tread (without studs), it's justified. I haven't tried

Top-quality tires for their price. Well-balanced, quiet, confidently grip both snow and slush on our roads. Durable, wear evenly and slowly. I recommend.

Good tire for its price. Iridescent on snow and in slush, never gets stuck in drifts. Quieter than studded tires. Predictable on ice, though a bit worse than studded tires. Wears off evenly and not too quickly.

Good adhesives for their price. The set is not expensive at this price, the tire is not noisy, it is well driven on the snow and it slides smoothly. They are evenly erased and not quickly.

I don't get tyres, everything seems fine.

Tires for normal driving. I'm not an extreme sports enthusiast.

He specifically chose non-studded and therefore quiet tires. In terms of traction quality, they barely lag behind studded tires, although this can only be said about snowy surfaces (on ice you don't ride anyway). On a wet asphalt, it holds up normally, in turns too, and it picks up snowy mush well. It's moderately soft and adequately strong. And, to top it all off, the price pleasantly surprised me - I got it with a discount (I bought at the end of

Not bad tires in their segment. Well-balanced, they floated confidently through snow and slush, and didn't get stuck in drifts. No surprises in turns or during braking. Durable, didn't become brittle in strong cold, recommended.

Good tire, would recommend for the city. Balanced well, grip the snow well, do not slip on the wet asphalt, enter the turns like "on rails". The tire is strong, does not fear potholes. Hold the course, can exit the highway and accelerate. Do not be afraid of the studs (there are none, haha)), and the tire itself is wear-resistant.