Tyre reviews Viatti Vettore Inverno. Page 20 373

Good and durable tires, I've been driving on them for the third season, no complaints about the quality. They handle snow perfectly, are traction on ice and the quality of the studs is good too. They don't wear out quickly. I recommend.

I've been using Viatti for a long time. They are installed on the company car. We bought them for the entire fleet, the tire is strong and not expensive. I'm planning to get one for my Logan too. Good option in terms of quality and price.

I'm on my third season of driving on Viatti. The tire load is high, but it holds up well. On snow and slush, they grip well. On black ice, the studs work well and there are no issues. There is some noise, but it wasn't a surprise. They're strong and don't wear down quickly. I recommend them.

They're on my work truck for the third season. Quality tires, confident in the snow and slush on the roads. Good traction in the black ice too. The tread life is good, not worn down quickly.

Good, sturdy tire. Confidently grips snow and slush, grippy on ice, quality of siping is good. Wear down evenly and not too quickly. I'm happy, price-quality.

Strong and reliable tire, worth every penny. Good traction on snow and slush. Excellent grip on black ice. Medium noise level, doesn't bother me too much. Recommended.

They've been on the vehicle for ages now. The tyres are not expensive, but the quality is quite good. Strong, well grip in snow, both in loose and in partially thawed slush. On ice, they're very good with traction too. The quality of studs is excellent. I would recommend.

They're on the company car for the third winter now, fully satisfied with them. They do great in our winters. They're excellent on black ice and confidently plow through snowdrifts. They wear evenly and don't get worn out quickly. I won't nitpick at the small things, for this price it's a normal option.

The tire is very good for its price, holds the road well, excellent choice, I'm satisfied.

The tires proved to be very aggressive and biting. After a break-in, the noise all but completely disappeared, except for the obvious tread noise.

The main use is for food delivery work, and our winters are snowy. They work well in snowy slush, and stop on ice, which is the most challenging. Otherwise, we don't expect any problems, and there are none.

The main thing is that they last long. One snowy season is now behind us, with little