Tyre reviews Viatti Strada Asimmetrico. Page 37 3312

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.

Balancing issues on every second wheel - a lottery, justified only by price and the nice tread pattern. Issues with directional stability. Overall, a decent road behavior, but I wouldn't buy one again.

Value for money is just a fairy tale! Handling on dry and wet roads on a high level! Almost no worse than the previous Michelin. Slightly noisy, but not critical. I recommend to buy to anyone who hesitates.

EXCELLENT TIRE. AQUA-PLANNING ON A SPECIFIC HEIGHT! Enters corners like a premium tire! Recommend to all - excellent, affordable tire.

I bought them on an Almera, size 185/65R15. Ordered through the website, prices are not too aggressive. Safe tyres, I feel confident with them on the road. Lightweight on the road: doesn't slide, doesn't slip, in any weather and on any surface. I love racing on the highways (I get a lot of business trips), I have no issues with the tyres. I've been using them for a year now, no cracks (despite the

I stumbled upon a great deal by chance. The emotions after every trip are only positive. Operation: it copes well on dry asphalt and on wet, at a speed of 100-120 it's like on dry asphalt. As for aquaplaning, I can't comment, as I haven't driven fast into large puddles, but at 60 km/h they handle small water quite well. Regarding the balancing - I can only say what the tire technician said: they balanced at

I was on a tight budget, so I had to choose between a second-hand or budget tire, and I managed to scrape together a set of Viatto Stradies 205/55 16. I drive a Cruze, and I taxi ride on it. I mostly drive in the city, occasionally on the highway. Our roads are pretty rough - pothole on pothole. So, no matter how carefully I drive, I still manage to hit something. The Viatto

I became familiar with these tires when I purchased a used Opel Astra in 2014. The previous owner told me that they had been used for 2 years. By now, I've replaced them, and they are now on their fourth season. The most important thing I'll say is that the wear is not even half of what I'd expect (with the naked eye), which surprises me a lot. Before that, I had Amtels on my previous car, and after

My choice fell on viatti strada, as my friends recommended. I drove on them last summer and I'm already getting them back. What I liked most when choosing them was the price. No aquaplaning, I drove at 90 km/h into the puddles, the car just kept going straight, I drove on the highway on one side of the puddle and on the other side on the asphalt, the deformation is almost zero. They handle and brake well, no problems noticed