Tyre reviews Viatti Vettore Inverno. Page 11 353

Personally, I was surprised by these tires. Very good grip in the city, and even better on the highway. However, when there was strong black ice, I still had to drive very carefully. The studs were helpful, but I'm cautious by nature. In general, everything is as usual - decent.

These tires have been standing for a long time. Viatti is consistently installed, a proven variant. I like it for the price and quality ratio.

Tires are on a working car. They perform well on snow and mud, and do not get stuck in snowdrifts. They are also grippy on ice, with the studs doing their job. I recommend them.

These tires were purchased in the winter two years ago. They wear out slowly, with about 60% of the studs remaining after this time. If used within normal limits, not overloaded constantly and keeping an eye on the pressure, everything is fine.

I've driven one season on it. At first, it was very noisy, but after a couple hundred kilometers, it quieted down and became half as loud, which is acceptable. Overall, I have no complaints. The quality is normal. It holds the tread well, loses little. It withstands impacts and overloads, and if there were any issues, they would have definitely appeared with this usage pattern.

Worth the second season on transit. There were no problems with the rubber, I put it on and forgot, as they say. It handles daily loads. Didn't get stuck in snowdrifts, the roads are held confidently, including on ice.

In just over two years of operating these tires, 2 tires had their sidewalls come apart, 2 tires simply burst. Fortunately, the car was empty at the time.

The tread was gone in almost 2 winters.
The cord came out from the outside, through the studs it damages. And this is considering that the car is not heavily loaded.
Don't read the praising reviews......Unless out of desperation for 1 season.
In my driving conditions, I would give all the stars a 3.

Bought before the winter season, new ones for 3 cars. After a month, with a mileage of about 1000 km, two cars started to deflate the tires. Upon detailed inspection, it was found that the tire is punctured by the studs and air is leaking between the layers of rubber and the tire cord. Also, the cord starts to come out of the tire both outside and inside.

I tried this tire on test this year and so far, I'm impressed. It handles fine on snow, both in loose and packed conditions. The ice traction is normal, no issues. The noise level is medium, which doesn't bother me.