Tyre reviews Viatti Vettore Inverno. Page 16 353

The first year wore well. We didn't lose many studs, some were worn out, and the tread itself wore out no worse than the old Korean tires. So we put them on again. If they run for three winters, they will pay off well.

After 15,000 km they continue to work and do not spoil the impression. They pull well uphill and do not get stuck on dirt roads.

Without exaggeration!

Good studding, and because of that noisy. The impression is positive, I didn't even expect that ours can do this. During the run-in period, they were somewhat sluggish at first, but after a few hundred miles, they came to normal and perked up. They grip very well, in two seasons I haven't gotten stuck once, although I took enough risks.

Tire price-quality. In operation for one winter, started the second. Studs are in place for 3/4. Will now see how much they will last.

On Viatti the third season - re-shoeing remained satisfied. I recommend.

The tires are excellent. I installed them on my old GAZelle last year - there are no questions about the quality. They confidently grip the snow and slush on the roads, and are sticky on ice. They wear out slowly and evenly. I recommend them.

A familiar option among others in this price range. It's not hard to get, my size is always on sale, as far as I've seen. Quite durable rubber, the studs hold well.

Good tires for their price. I've been driving for the second season - there are no questions about the quality. Durable, good traction on snow and slush. Grippy on ice. I recommend.

Good tire in its segment. Installed on a company car. The loads are large, as a rule, but the tire copes perfectly. On ice, they are grippy, and they handle bumps excellently. For its price, it's an excellent option.