Tyre reviews Viatti Strada Asimmetrico. Page 3 3275

The tyre is very strong and durable! It's now in its 4th summer season. I've driven on different roads: from Krasnoyarsk to Moscow, and hit various potholes, but the wheels were able to withstand all the impacts and no bulges have appeared. Once, I parked in a yard, and I felt that I had scraped the side wall against the curb, went out and saw that a piece of rebar had poked out of the curb.

For that price, they're great tires. I sold the first set with the car and now I'm buying the second set for the new one. Good traction properties, especially in wet conditions. Last summer, I drove towards Moscow through Perm, the road there is, to put it mildly, not great: the asphalt had thawed =). I got stuck in a few holes more than once, thinking I'd leave the wheels behind! But the tires, at least, did their job. I

Tires are cheaper than Bridgestone, but the quality is good. They ride without issues. My wife damaged one wheel on the curb, but after repair, it's been two seasons and it's fine. This season we'll install new ones, it will be the fourth set.

Good tires, for their price, an excellent option. Rolls well on wet roads, no aquaplaning observed. Durable. Do not wear out quickly. I'm satisfied with the replacement. I recommend.

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Yes, the prices at the time of buying tires were not simple (November 2022), prices skyrocketed, before I used to buy Nokian for winter and summer, as well as Bridgestone, I could afford it.

The budget is limited this time, so I decided to buy summer tires Viatti Strada Asimmetrico 195-65-15 in November. Everyone is buying winter tires, and I'm buying summer tires, isn't it strange? It just so happened that I have a set of studded Nokian winter tires, and I need to buy summer tires - without studs, and I decided to buy Viatti Strada Asimmetrico, and the prices for these summer tires are attractive, the demand is for winter tires. I'm shocked that I didn't buy them before, I drove almost 2000 km in November, the tires suited me very well, why didn't I buy them before? I should have. They don't jerk, they hold the road well, they brake normally, no worse than the ones mentioned above, another thing - when you take the tire in your hands, it feels like a "Dubrova", but then when it's inflated, everything becomes normal. Yes, I used them at temperatures from +7C to 0 degrees - I'm very surprised, they performed very well.

Further, it became interesting to find out where they are made - guys, in Russia, on German equipment without human involvement. You can look it up on the internet.

I plan to buy wider tires for the rear, 205-65-15, and also Viatti Strada Asimmetric. So I recommend!

Quality-price. The pros of this tire are its rigid sidewall, good directional stability and good aquaplaning resistance. The cons are its noise level, poor traction on a wet road, especially when braking with the ABS system. On a dry road, however, it brakes perfectly. However, after two seasons, its braking performance dropped to zero. Overall mileage: 45,000 km.

Since the previous owner didn’t have the tires when I bought the used car, I was concerned about buying new summer tires, decided to try them and I wasn’t disappointed. The quality of the tires can be described as follows: after 2 seasons, the behavior on the road is no worse than on new ones. While on other tires I would already have punctured them 10 times (I’m exaggerating, of course), on these there is no sign of wear. As for driving,

Just like everyone else I bought the most expensive car within my budget, counting on the previous owner to leave some tires. Unfortunately, that didn't happen, so I ended up with Viatto and I've been driving on them for two years now. In addition to the fact that they are quite noisy, I don't have any other complaints. My colleagues may tease me, but honestly, the next set will probably be the same, unless the model becomes outdated by then, because they have a

Tests, tests......

Tires are super. 205/65/16 I've driven a lot on them, but the tires really impressed me. I was worried when buying them. I was even more worried during balancing when the worker said the tires were all crooked....... But no..... They only put 35 grams on 4 wheels. 2 wheels were balanced to zero.... We were amazed. Michelin tires used to require more weights. Then I did my own tests to see what they can do.... I'll say right away, I was checking just for myself. There's a circular motion near my house - it passes 85-90 km/h just fine. It handles well. Heavy rain and puddles - it doesn't even notice.

But there's no miracle that lasts forever. With 4mm of tread left, you can use the tires either on dry pavement or up to 80 km/h on the highway in the rain. At higher speeds in the rain, they start to hydroplane right away.

I hope this helps you. Good luck on the roads

I rode on them for three summer seasons. And all of them were worn out, leaving 0.5mm to the mark. And so, my opinion is twofold. The rubber is soft, not very hard, if compared to Bridgestone, it's much softer. The tires are purely for asphalt. On grass, we skid, on sand, we skid, on gravel, we skid uphill. But on the road, it's just a wonder. The ride is soft, the noise is medium, even quieter than Pirelli.

They behave perfectly on wet roads. They swallowed potholes well, didn't get any bulges or, in other words, no punctures. They withstood 27,000 km over 3 summer seasons. In the last summer season, just at the end of summer, they were already bald. And so, my opinion, the ride was not more than 100 km/h, as most of my route was full of potholes or potholes. So, the road to the dacha in the Yaroslavskaya region, Uglich district from Moscow is not always smooth and not without potholes. The mode for the tires is gentle.

And to wear out like, for example, Taganka, I will not buy tires from this company again. Many will say that the alignment and balancing were not done. Everything was done, including balancing and other things, and there was no overload.