Tyre reviews Viatti Vettore Inverno. Page 4 353

Excellent tire, quality is great. Cuts through snow and snow slush well. Fantastic traction on black ice. Strong, not quickly worn out. Good price quality option. I recommend.

I rode the first winter on Viatti tires. The tires pleased me, the impressions were good. It normally takes hold on loose snow, is grippy on black ice, and the quality of tread wear is on a good level. There is some noise, but that wasn't a surprise, so I don't pay much attention to it. I'm satisfied with the retread, I recommend.

We purchased Viatti Vettore Inverno 225/70 R15C 112/110R tires for our corporate transport. When replacing, it was discovered that one tire from the set had a bulge (I'm attaching a photo, it's visible to the naked eye). It took a very long time to contact the complaints department, they simply ignored my letters. Nevertheless, I managed to get in touch with them through a manager. They asked us to bring the tire for a quality check. We provided it. Now it turns out that the quality check at this company takes 21 days, and this is during the winter season. The car was left with summer tires.

I do not recommend buying tires from this company, if any problems arise with the purchased tires, you will not achieve anything.

At the end of 2022, I bought 12 wheels
Currently, there are 2 left
All the wheels were ruined due to the same problem, the wire came out either from the inside or the outside
I absolutely do not recommend buying them
Matador served for 5 years and can still be used for starts
But these ones are just terrible
Never again...

Never buy! For half a winter, the entire NEW set of 6 wheels was thrown away! With not maximum load, it went awry and the cord simply broke on each wheel, it didn't have time to burst on the highway or while moving, only thanks to the vigilance of the drivers! I'm writing again, driving without overload!

Tires were purchased in bulk for the company's vans. In the second season, they began to massively deflate through blown-out studs. Some were partially saved with patches and chambers, but in most cases, new ones had to be purchased, but from a different manufacturer

I've driven on them for one and a half seasons, the tires have become lumpy, it's impossible to drive, there's still 60-70% of the tread left, my friend has already replaced all four in one and a half seasons, but I've only replaced two so far

They work great from off-season to harsh frosts. The tread is as it should be, the sides are good. The studs come out one by one and rarely, I don't notice. Snow passes well, doesn't get stuck and doesn't polish even in slush on the side.

It handles everyday loads perfectly, there has never been a situation where I got stuck or skidded seriously. It grips worse than a studded tire, but for the city, it's more than suitable.

These tires turned out to be timely for me, as new tires were needed unexpectedly in the middle of the season, and I didn't plan on big expenses.

Among the advantages - good traction with the road. Good on fresh and rolled snow. The tires are medium-soft, there were no problems with them for the season, the curbs' impacts are withstanding so far, and the studs are mostly in place. It makes a decent noise, but not the most annoying sound.