Tyre reviews Viatti Strada Asimmetrico. Page 40 3258

For me, the tires were spot on. With a kid, you don't want to be speeding too much, and buying Continental tires at exorbitant prices for a smooth ride is silly. So I bought a smooth tire for a smooth ride.

All maneuvers up to 90 km/h as if by the book. Deceleration assured on straightaway without skidding.

If you drive normally, there are no problems, and for sportsmen, buying such tires is probably not very relevant.

From personal experience:

- Good traction on asphalt, including rough and asphalt covered with sand. Never polished at start.

- Good course stability, no need to constantly adjust the car with the steering wheel.

- Drive comfortably, in terms of handling and acoustics.

The best thing about this tire is its underestimation. You can add one to the first digit in the price list. I'm in my second season, for high-speed driving on asphalt it has everything I need. It's clear that potholes aren't her strong point, but they weren't made for her either.

Saab car is a bummer, I've always bought top-of-the-line tires before. Last year, I didn't have the money to get what I wanted, and I bought Viatti instead. So far, I've driven 14000 km without any blowouts or extreme situations, and I consider the tires to meet at least all safety requirements for driving.

Barak, most likely a technical fault, I recommend checking if any of your tires are loose or not. I have mine on the octahedron, and I agree with most of the reviews here. Especially since I have something to compare it to. What you're writing doesn't match my reality at all, actually my original tire worked fine. I suggest you find the defect and go back to the seller.

Completely misled by the reviews of this tire.

In reality, the tire is made of hard rubber, acceleration is mediocre and hardly bends. The first thousand kilometers just stuck to the asphalt. Balancing done at three stations and it seems all is okay, BUT at 120 km/h. Replaced with a winter Michelin - all is Ok, obviously, there is a technological defect of this tread. The only real plus is that it withstands potholes and curbs. Out

One of the few tyres that lives up to its price. Already for several years I have been experimenting with winter and summer tyres, and I am forced to either pay a lot without a good reason, or to drive slowly. Last summer I can say that the Viatto is good on the road, it handles well at high speed, including on rough asphalt.

They fit my car and my driving style. I won't comment on the extreme drivers or Mercedes owners, not that either group has anything to do with me. I drive 90% in the city, and on weekends when it's warm and sunny I'm out on the lakes.

Installed on April 20th, initially couldn't understand what it was, and then realized the music was screaming at me like I was abnormal. The tires are quiet with a smooth ride, perfect for the city. I drove for a week, enjoying it, and now I'm probably never going to sit on a loud tire again.

Ran a bit but ready to share my first impressions. Bought these tires since the car came with dead rubber. Recommend these based on price vs quality. Tires are comfortable both in handling and acoustic terms. Unfortunately, the test evaluation criteria didn't include sidewall stiffness, but now it's a very timely issue, especially considering our pseudo-pavement roads and balance. Sidewalls are sturdy, unfortunately had to test them a couple of times already, and the balance is within norms.