Tyre reviews Viatti Vettore Inverno. Page 19 373

The tire handles very well on snow, drives well, BUT when it hits a pit, it starts to lose air from all the studs!!! I thought I just got a defective one, bought the same one, hit a pit - and the same thing! I replaced this tire model with another one. Will not buy again!

Studs flew out after 1000 km of mileage. Less than 20 percent remained. (Exploitation without overload)

Worse rubber I've ever seen. 99% city operation. Out of 6 wheels, 2 are deflating at the stud. I installed cameras. 30% of the studs are already missing.

The tires performed poorly: I drove one winter, half of the studs were gone. By the second season, when installed, the whole thing was already crooked. After some use, the cord started to bulge and the tire began to deflate along the rim. A tire with a C index, in theory, should last and last. The pressure was normal, there were no overloads. It's better to add money and buy something more reliable. I will never buy again and will not recommend.

I bought them in 2018, and after 4 winters without any problems, in 2022 I got new ones for the rear for 5800, it handles slush and ice even when empty, and considering the price I paid, it's worth it, purely for a truck, that's how it is!

Tire standards.......

Good tires, a practical option. The price is not high, durable. They drive briskly on snow and mud, didn't get stuck in snowdrifts. They are griping on ice, no problems occurred. I recommend.

Good tires for their price. The quality is excellent. They hold well on snow and ice. The tread is of high quality. They wear out slowly. I'm satisfied. I recommend.

Viatires have been on the service car for a long time. They cope with daily loads with flying colors. No problems on the black ice, a stable tread. A strong and reliable tire.

High-quality tires in their price segment. Tire is extremely durable, handles constant loads perfectly. Handles snow confidently, grippy on ice, excellent tread wear. Lasts a long time.