Tyre reviews Viatti Vettore Inverno. Page 17 353

The advantages of this tire include good traction on the road surface, durable sidewalls, and handling on ice. I don't have any comments regarding the noise level from the studs, as it doesn't bother me. Overall, it's worth the money.

I've been driving on them for 6 years only. Time flies quickly, I remember buying them as if it were yesterday. The first set had no problems at all. The second set had a punctured tire and the studs held worse than the first one. But the third set is fine. They consistently last up to a hundred thousand kilometers, depending on how you load and drive. For the money, excellent tires.

Quality spike, the third season is going on now, there are no complaints. Balancing is simple, the main minus is the noise from the spikes. All other parameters are at a very good level.

I bought tires for the Transit. Decent manufacturing quality, not curved, balanced well, didn't require many weights. Didn't lose as many studs over the season as the old ones, all tires are intact.

Great shoes. Ice, snow are handled properly, already thawed puddles are passed, and most importantly, they withstand spring pits under puddles, on asphalt at any temperature, everything is fine.

Traction is good, start-braking is all by the book. Overloads are no surprise for it, the sides are strong, the cord is good. There were no bulges, cracks, etc. throughout the entire use period. Except for microcracks at the end of the use period, but I blame overloads for this. Clearly a good option for its money.

Apart from the noise, I can't recall anything bad about them. I quickly got used to the noise. I recommend taking a closer look for those who need just a normal tire.

30 thousand, studs in place. I use it carefully, but within reasonable limits, if it's easier to load them, then I load them. Normal tire, showed itself well, will take it for the second time

I'm using these tires for the second time. They helped me out when there were no other options, only premium and completely unknown no-name brands. Viatti handles well, the studs are securely fixed. They also look good. The price for me is quickly paid off. As for noise, they are not the noisiest.

I've had them for two and a half seasons and everything is fine so far. I use them carefully. The tires are not noisy, the traction is good everywhere, but I still slow down a lot on bare ice. There are still quite a few studs left, by the way. The current mileage on them is approximately 90,000. They will probably survive this winter, and I'll likely replace them with the same ones next winter.