Tyre reviews Viatti Strada Asimmetrico. Page 154 3312

My son bought a car on these tires. After a season of use, he recommended that I buy the same ones (I was just looking for new ones). I tested them on his car and was pleased with the traction characteristics, so I bought them for myself and didn't regret it. Tires don't crack, wear evenly, not like Chinese rubber that wears down with bald spots. I drive carefully, but my son added to the pros that tires allow for high speeds and to the cons that

I've been running these tires for two seasons plus the start of the third. I like them because they grip the road well. On gravel they handle almost as confidently as on asphalt. They catch on wet asphalt, but run well on dry. The tyres are slightly stiff, not hard. Very strong and durable. No bald spots, even wear.

Last year I bought Viatti Strada Asimmetrico. I rode half a season and did not understand all their qualities. Now it has been two months since I changed the tire. The tire has pleased me with a price-quality ratio. As I had been driving for a long time on Chinese tires, which even wear unevenly, I found this tire to be a treat. I have not noticed any signs of uneven wear, even though I drive frequently and for a long time. The features

Excellent tire.

I bought Viatto tyres almost on a whim last year because I was running short on time, I had a business trip to catch and had just lost two of my old Marshal tyres. The salesman heard that I might need them for a short time and then swap them out for others after the trip and he was skeptical about the model.

I bought them on the salesperson's recommendation, who said they are made with Italian technology. I don't know if that's true, but they grip the road perfectly, and the car doesn't float on the water, and they're reasonably priced. Maybe some people will argue that Michelin, Continental, or Bridgestone are better, but they cost a LOT more. So, I'm closed on my question and I'm satisfied with the purchase.

Initially bought it for the jeep as the price seemed really acceptable for 16 R, got rid of it after one season. Got back on it just the other day. The impressions of the tire are only good ones: fairly soft, really liked how it handles the road (both dry and wet). Brakes and accelerates without any problems, quite sturdy and suitable for our Russian roads.

Bought from you cheaper than in my city
Not ridden much yet, but so far the tire is holding up well, it's a great feel

Were left from the previous owner in a state of optimal pressure. Holds perfectly on the road, regardless of whether it's dry or wet, smooth or bumpy. Enters turns confidently without slipping. It's quiet in the city, and it is also responsive to the road, with predictable steering response to all steering inputs.

I've just started driving on it for a day. The tire isn't bad, I'm generally satisfied with the purchase. The most important thing is the price, which is pleasant. Compared to Michelin Energy Saver 195/50 R15 82T, which I got rid of after 75,000 km, Viatti 185/60 R15 84H is not bad at maintaining the road, doesn't float on turns, and doesn't cause uncomfortable sensations when braking sharply