Tyre reviews Viatti Strada Asimmetrico. Page 36 3258

Tires have been on the car since the day I bought it at the dealership. Grip the road perfectly, don't fear water. Just don't drive at high speed into deep puddles. First set lasted 95,000 km. Just bought the second set of the same rubber. Never had a blowout, never torn a tire. Balances perfectly.

Good model, very durable. It has been used for 2.5 years, and the price was fully justified. The tire is quite comfortable to drive on, brakes very well, and I haven't noticed any aquaplaning. Of course, they do make some noise, but otherwise everything is fine. If you're looking for price-quality, I'd recommend taking a closer look. I'm satisfied with the tire, and I don't want to change it.

I've been driving on them for two seasons already, 205 55 16 size, around 15000 km of mileage. Quite soft, handle well and brake well, excellent hydroplaning resistance. Cons include some road noise on rough asphalt. Under normal driving style, wear rate is very moderate. The wear indicator is very convenient. They match the characteristics of many imported tires, and the price is still pleasing.

Good tire, quiet, grippy, no fear of hydroplaning, excellent appearance and pattern. On my turbo Forece, the Bridgestones I had before were Turanzas, but Viatto was my favorite.

I consider Viatti tyres to be among the best in terms of price-to-quality ratio. I have been driving on my Viatti Brina Nordico winter tyres for 3 years now and I've decided it's time to buy a new set of summer tyres for my Ford Focus. As I was satisfied with the winter tyres, I decided to stick with the same brand for the summer tyres. The tyres were perfectly balanced, and the air pressure was held perfectly, no issues there. The tyres are

Installed on my wife's car, I drove myself, it's a pleasant experience, soft, quiet, handles well, but I've driven it only a little so far, but the first impressions are excellent. The price is reasonable.

I have already passed two summer seasons after the Lunar New Year. 185/65/R15, Sollara. There are still 4 mm of tread left, and it is normal for my running. The sides feel less fearful of impacts than the Korean. Adhesion on dry and wet roads is at the same level, urban to highway average, on the highway not above 110. There are no bulges, no cracks or cuts. The tire is clearly not for off-road, nor

They have been on the car since I purchased it!
The tire is normal, don't listen to anyone,
Holds the road well, and I haven't noticed any aquaplaning on this tire, after 4 years of wear, the wear is roughly half
There are two live balloons left, side cuts ....I clipped it very hard to the curb, but that's my fault, not the tire's.

I replaced Dunlop SP Sport LM703, 205/55 R16, and I can say that it's slightly noisier and slightly more slippery in turns, but otherwise very good. Advantages: -Cornering stability -Adhesion -Cornering grip (despite slipperiness) -Sidewall strength -Handling and stability on wet asphalt (excellent water displacement) Disadvantages: -Slipperiness in turns

I bought a Skoda Octavia in December 2011 with Viatires on it. Now it has a mileage of 114,000 km, with around 75,000 km of that being summer mileage. So, Viatires lasted me this far, which I'd rate 5 stars. Come summer, I'll be replacing them with a new set and Viatires will still be my first choice.