Tyre reviews Viatti Brina. Page 87 1909

Good tires in their price category. Bought two years ago. Suitable for city driving, snow is removed, no clean ice, so I don't see the point in making the studs squeal. In terms of handling, all is well. They grip the snow well, when it melts and there is a mess on the road, then the grip is normal. Quiet, road imperfections pass relatively smoothly. I'd recommend, good, cheap tire.

The choice of tyres was based on the value for money proposition. I chose the Viatte, which the salesman recommended. They are excellent in their segment. They grip confidently in the snow and don't get stuck in drifts. They are not noisy and the handling on ice is predictable. They handle easily. And of course, the price is a pleasant surprise.

I have been driving on Viatti Brina V-521 tires for two winters. During this time, my overall impression is positive. They handle well on both dry and wet roads, and there's no aquaplaning. The tread wears out gradually and evenly. They are much quieter than studded tires. On ice, you need to be more careful, but the car's behavior is easier to predict. I haven't found any drawbacks, and I think these tires are worth the money.

The tire was acquired from a previous owner, who said he drove on it for a week. I've driven on it through one winter, and now it's going to be its second. I wasn't too pleased with how it handles on puddles, but as we know, there aren't many of those in winter. It sticks well to ice. I like its durability and the fact that it's not too expensive - just in case. It's also relatively quiet on dry roads, which is

For the city it's a super option. The grip is normal, they plow through the snow well, in general, it's great. They handle snow well, great. Compared to studded tires, it's quiet. In short, Viatte tires pleased me, both in terms of price and quality. After two seasons of use, there were no issues.

I bought these tires on a friend's recommendation. After installing this tire, the car's behavior completely changed (compared to the old worn-out tire). The car is stuck to the road like it's glued. Confident turn taking, and confident traction on the road. Of course, compared to the same "Michelin", it's stiffer and noisier, but where's the price of Michelin (7-9 thousand rubles per tire) and where's Viatto (

The second season is coming to an end. I prefer driving at high speed, most important for me is stability when cornering and safety. The tread grips well on bare asphalt and snow-packed roads. It doesn't really understeer and holds well in corners. Wear of about 40%, I think it will last another 2 seasons.

I escaped the winter, which was, by the way, quite snowy and frosty, and with certainty I can say that these tires deserve attention. They grip well on frozen asphalt, don't get lost in city mess, and behave predictably. They do a pretty decent job on ice. The tire is adequately soft, comfortable, as there are no studs, and noise is completely absent. There's no reason to overpay for tires from known and hyped brands, especially when the dollar is

Bought in November 2017 at Mosavtosina in Ogorodny in Moscow.
Tires for their budget are simply great.
Wet asphalt or wet snowy mush - cope perfectly, + less noise than studs.
On a slope and ice slip in the slip of the start, but in general behave appropriately, road behavior is predictable, and "nervous" and unexpected snow drizzles were not observed.
A few

Quite good tire. Holds the road well, fairly quiet.