Tyre reviews Viatti Vettore Brina. Page 8 251

I've been driving on the Viatti for the third winter now, and the quality is pleasing. It's not noisy, rides well, has excellent snow traction, and also does fine with slush on the roads. I also liked that it's durable and doesn't wear down quickly. At its price, it's a practical choice, I'm satisfied personally.

I've tried just about every variant of the Dukat already. Big mileage, the tyres are worn down quickly. Viatti in this chain turned out to be a decent and practical option, but not the best one. I liked that they are cheap, with a sturdy sidewall, they work well on snow, and they don't get washed away by my driving manner. I didn't like that on ice they are clumsy))) and also noisier. To be fair, the last two

Tried a five-door 195/75 R16C on the Niva, winter traction was good, but it became stiff and shook more on small imperfections after a year of use. In conclusion, the winter tire is good, but for the Niva, with a 60/40 asphalt/off-road use, it is heavy and stiff. If it were the same size, but not a load carrier, it would be a great tire for a stock Niva.

The tire is mounted on a passenger car. I chose it taking into account the need to purchase something inexpensive and reliable. Viatti has been recommended. It's well-balanced, and my initial impressions are positive. It grips the snow and "mud" quite well. On the off-road, the handlebar is stable. When the weather turned cold, the tire did not harden. Overall, it is strong. It passes over the irregularities and potholes softly. For this price

The tyres are good, better than I expected from our manufacturer. They balance without any issues, and grip confidently both in deep snow and on a slope. They are relatively quiet. They wear out slowly, which is practical considering their price. I recommend.

Purchased 195/75/R16S on a Niva 5D. After using Came Flame: it is quieter, the tread is softer to the touch, but due to a harder sidewall, it rides harsher on small road irregularities. Weight-wise I couldn't tell a difference, but there's no significant difference in feel. Performs better in ice and mud than Flame.

It's worth the money. Good tires.

Tires are on the government vehicle, carrying heavier loads, driving both in the city and in the area. So far, the tires have been doing well, no bulges, no punctures, no other damage observed. Grip on snow is excellent, cutting through confidently. On most roads it's a mix of dirt, the tires are coping normally. Stable in corners and during braking. For this price, I think it's a very worthy option.

I got the tire as an inheritance along with the car. The previous owner only drove on it for one season, so didn't see the need to change it. Upon inspection, the quality is quite good - it's quiet, performs well in snow and slush, doesn't become brittle in extreme cold. Out of curiosity, I checked the price and was surprised to see that it's a budget tire. I think if I ever replace this set, I'll get the same one.

Normal tyres. Last year I was looking for a budget tyre for my work car, to get good quality for a reasonable price. People suggested Viatti. I don't regret it. In strong colds they don't get brittle. On snow, both on a light cover and on a drift, they grip well. Overall, the tread is excellent. For the price - top class.