Tyre reviews Viatti Vettore Inverno. Page 10 353

The tire is super! If there is a choice between it and something else, take it. The price/quality ratio is the best, or at least one of the best.

I'd say it's hard to find a better option for this price. The tire has its weaknesses, such as cracks appearing after 70-80 thousand miles, and losing its tread, but compared to numerous tires I've used before, it can compete with much more expensive ones. Therefore, I absolutely don't regret the purchase, and it's better to take it and change it a bit more often than to wear out expensive tires bought at a high price, and still, there's no such thing as a perfect tire. I've checked myself, it won't get any better.

Suitable for handling, the price is not high, and it's not difficult to replace when needed. In other respects, the quality is average, but I didn't expect much from inexpensive tires anyway.

The price-quality ratio is probably the best. The stud is good, the air does not come out, the stud holds. Durable, wears out in a timely manner and does not crack. Moderately soft, grips well

I've been driving on them from September to May, surprisingly the stud sits well, it came off exactly as planned. For me, this is an indicator. And in everything else, they also suit me, although they are not the ultimate dream, but they have a reasonable price for them.

For 3 years of active use, there hasn't been a single situation where they let me down. The studs fall out a bit, but they hold up quite well, the grip on the road is good, they have been tested in various road conditions, and the rubber itself is soft.

Noise is compensated by the price. Wear is even, grip is reliable, balancing is not ideal, but acceptable, and it might also be due to the disks, which are no longer new. I wouldn't give it a five, but a four and a half would be a fair assessment.

The tire is not hard, it's medium, doesn't jump on potholes, so the body doesn't creak or knock like it used to. I like the studding, both in terms of its performance and the quality of the attachment. I installed the first one for the previous winter, bought it together with the disks. Will be installing again.

I used them for two seasons on the front axle, and drove about 120 thousand kilometers on them, everything is fine. Now I'm ordering the same ones for the season, and I'll also put them on the steering wheels.

Took last year in the middle of the season. Far from quiet boots. After about five hundred, it became more or less. About 10 studs flew out across all wheels, not critical. Now I've inspected them, I want to note that the sidewalls are strong. There are no bulges or cracks.