Tyre reviews Viatti Strada Asimmetrico. Page 150 3312

I've been driving a taxi for a long time and I've been looking for tires that are durable and long-lasting. I've read a lot of reviews online about the durability of these tires, especially thanks to their special tread, and I can attest that they're not just hype. And in terms of wear, we're on our third season with these tires, and I'm confident they'll last at least another one. As for the other aspects, such as strength, water evacuation, and balance

They are sitting properly on the wheel. The tire on inspection turned out to be good. The grip with the coverage is excellent, stable in the rain, no aquaplaning. Generally, not noisy. There is a small hum after a hundred on the road, but that's it. Also, I liked the strength of the sidewalls and the wear resistance in general. I would recommend, good tires.

Good tyres in their class, quite a good option in this segment. The set price is not high. Balancing is done without any issues. The noise level is low. The grip is excellent on dry and wet surfaces, aquaplaning is not present. They are sufficiently strong and do not wear out quickly.

I hadn't heard of these tires before, but a friend suggested them. They're reasonably priced, but the quality is right on par. Had a blast running them in the first season. They balance well, grip the road well in the rain, and are quiet. The only time I noticed some noise was after reaching the 100km/h mark on the track, but that's hardly a big deal. Overall, these tires are a good, strong, and affordable option. For the price,

The tire looks great, but braking is a huge problem. It feels like it's made of plastic. I've tested it on different tires, but this one is extremely poor in braking and very noisy.

My tire riddle is finally over with these tires. What I can say at the start of the season: everything is fine with these tires, except for one thing – they are too hard, but at least they are durable. They cut water well, hold a sharp curve and don't skid on turns - I'm completely convinced of them. These tires are worth the money.

I took the summer tires in the middle of last season. In general, everything is okay, I like them. On the highway they hold the course perfectly, as if they were created for the highway. They don't turn to plastic in the heat and don't float in puddles, to put it simply, they are stable in any weather conditions. Plus, they are sturdy, we have roads: sometimes a ditch, sometimes a pothole, holes are unlikely to appear in them (I

I'll start with what are perfectly balanced, great handling, and do exceptionally well on wet surfaces, making it a fantastic investment. On a turn, the car doesn't slip, it drives as they say, like on rails. The optimal balance of stiffness and softness: the tires are strong but you're not riding a cart. They cut puddles normally. The main thing is the pleasure of driving and it just suits me, so I recommend.

I swapped Continentals for Viatires, having to save up and buy them in advance last summer. They are clearly not disappointing for the price. The Continentals are certainly softer, but the Viatires will undoubtedly be more durable (the wear after the first summer was 25-30% on the Continentals, 10-15% on the Viatires). They are practically silent with my sound insulation, and there are no problems with directional stability, the Viatires handle very

Everything is fine, price-quality.