Tyre reviews Viatti Vettore Inverno. Page 7 353

Grips well on both snow and ice. Not too noisy. Drives well, I've been buying for German vans since 2016. Best fits for Mercedes Vito in 638 body (R15). Not very suitable for Transporter T5 (R16) as it's too hard for it, apparently due to the stiff suspension.

High-quality tires. I've been driving on them for the second season - there have been no problems. They grip well on snow and slush on the roads. Durable. On ice, they are grippy, the quality of the studs is pleasing. I recommend, an excellent option for their price.

Excellent tires in their segment. They handle snow and slush confidently. The studs are of high quality, they hold on ice. They cope with loads. I recommend.

Normal tire. Over two winters of operation, there were no problems. They grip well on snow and slush. On ice, they are tenacious. I recommend.

Tried NoName the last two times, the impressions are much worse than with Viatti. In general, the quality of ours is better, and you pay about the same money. It feels like on the road itself and in the fact that there is less noise.

Good winter tires, I've been using them for not the first season, I'm completely satisfied. Confidently grips snow and slush. On ice, they are sticky. In terms of noise, they are average. I recommend them.

Took two wheels in the front. Handling is good, they pull out of deep snow and don't get lost on ice. Nothing unusual about balancing, it turned out decent, but that's normal for a GAZelle. Adhesion on the highway is not felt, control is always maintained. A normal option for winter.

I usually use something from a more expensive segment, but due to circumstances, I had to choose something cheaper, based on reviews, I took the Vetoro Inverno. The downsides are - not very wear-resistant and noisy. The assembly is good, they are easy to balance. Traction on any road is generally good, I have skidded, but not critically, always managed to get out of it. I don't know if it's a feature of the model or if it's common in this price segment. You decide for yourself, the tires are good but with nuances.

Took at the beginning of 19, slowly wore it out and taking it again. I really liked it. During use, no problems arose, it feels stable. The tread is good, about 70% of the studs on the old one remained.

The rubber is quite durable, it wears out rather slowly, but what's pleasing is that it's not very stiff, the studs are held in place fairly well, they don't fall out like autumn leaves. They withstood curbs well, didn't hang too many weights, and steered understandably.