Tyre reviews Viatti Strada Asimmetrico. Page 16 3275

Price-quality. I've been driving for the third season, there are no questions about the quality. They hold the road perfectly in both dry and rainy weather. Not noisy. Wears out slowly.

Good tire, handles well on both dry and wet roads, no complaints, quite budget-friendly option, I recommend.

These are the most disgusting tires I've used. The tires are simply wooden, every pothole and bump is felt with a shock and a bang. If you get into a rut made in the asphalt by a large truck - hang on, it throws you in all directions. Even the Rostov August heat and scorching asphalt can't warm up these tires, and all the delights of riding on wooden wheels are provided at any time of the year. Plus, with about 25% of the tread remaining, cracks appeared in the longitudinal grooves.

Viatti Strada-1 model V-130

Before replacement, I had Toyo Tranpath MPZ

From the first day, I was shocked by the quality of traction on the road when braking and turning, especially starting from minimally wet asphalt. If the asphalt is NOT 100% dry, then immediately we get: 1). Sudden braking - immediately goes into skidding as on ice (emergency braking - will skid even on absolutely dry asphalt). 2). On sharp turns, it skids if you drive faster than 20 km/h. 3). On wet asphalt rings, you can drift (once it almost spun me around, but I managed to catch and straighten it out). And all this is in the summer, at a temperature of over +20 degrees.

Wear - remaining 4 out of 7 mm at a mileage of 10,000 km.

The only thing I'm satisfied with is excellent balancing and no vibrations up to 150 km/h (I didn't accelerate further).

It will last for two seasons, judging by the wear. Toyo lasted flawlessly for 5 seasons (60 thousand), but could have gone another 10-15 (I broke one wheel, the front tire needs to be replaced, the rear axle will last for 6-7 seasons).

I do not recommend. From a colleague, the owner of Cordiant, the reviews are "one to one".

Price-quality. At this price, one of the best options for the summer season. Quickly and without problems balanced. On the highway in the rain, the handling is predictable. Not noisy, wear evenly and not very fast.

Excellent tires for their price, not noisy on the highway. The car rides steadily in the lane and doesn't throw. In the rain, it also behaves predictably. I recommend

Excellent tires. Moderately stiff, they hold the road well. Not noisy. In the rain, there are no problems with handling, water channels pass well. Compared to the previous Dunlop SP Touring R1, Viatti Strada Asimmetrico performs much better, the Dunlop had a tendency to wobble due to its excessive softness, and very rapid wear.

I'm completely satisfied, I'll also take them for my second car by spring.

Respected moderators, please remove the winter ratings from the survey for summer tires, they are not relevant.

I bought these tires because I had a positive experience with them back in 2015 (approximately). I drove them for one season, then stored them, and after winter, I put the wheels back on the car (the tires were stored on the rims). I drove approximately 1,000 km, maybe even less, and vibration appeared on the steering wheel. I went to a tire shop, they checked and concluded that 3 out of 4 tires were faulty, and during the conversation, it turned out that the most likely cause was a defect in the tire cord. I then contacted several other workshops, and they all came to the same conclusion. I wrote a complaint to the factory, describing how I've been using the brand for a long time, and when I wrote, I was hoping they would offer a discount on, say, second-generation tires. The response was: "You probably hit potholes, and that's why the deformation occurred," but I know for sure that I didn't hit any large potholes. I'm disappointed. Until now, my experience with the brand has been exclusively positive, but now I'm afraid to buy tires from this brand.

I replaced Kama EURO, which disappeared from sale... I chose for a long time based on the price-quality criterion - stopped at Viatti (I continue to support domestic manufacturers). They completely satisfy me. On the second car, Japanese TOYO TIRES are installed, there is something to compare with... Verdict: Viatti did not fail, they are liked so far, we'll see further as they are used... Nothing like: Wow or Foo - no. In terms of price and tires. Kama EURO calmly lasted 4-5 seasons, I hope Viatti will last no less.

Good tires, soft and not very noisy, they handle the road well even on a wet road, the car feels very confident.