Tyre reviews Viatti Vettore Inverno. Page 9 353

Heard a lot of recommendations from acquaintances and friends, and at some point they started advertising on the radio. In short, from all the cracks, they trumpeted that Viatti is 1000% necessary to buy. Bought. Did not lie. The tire is good, despite the fact that it is powerfully advertised. The tire passes where necessary, does not get stuck, everything is okay. Deservedly 4.8, only the noise lets it down.

Good tires for their price. They have been on my company car for the third season - there are no complaints about the quality. They handle snow and mud well. The tread is of good quality, does not come off. I recommend.

Excellent tires. Been on my work car for the third season - no problems. The loads are quite large, but the tires handle them. They grip confidently on snow and slush, no problems. They are also grippy on ice. I recommend.

Over two winters, 60,000 km, about 20% of the studs have come out, I consider this to be an excellent indicator. Everything I've seen before was much, much worse.

I regularly come across it on people's cars, either in parking lots or just in the city. I've asked around and there are no mass complaints. For its price, it's an excellent option + the manufacturer is local and it will always be available. With Europeans, it's complicated at the moment, and if you're working with tires, this is a really important factor.

I can't say anything bad, I'm buying for the second time. The first set ran as it should, something around 90 thousand. The tread is excellent and overall the tires are very pleasant.

Took it now on the recommendation of a couple of good acquaintances who have been using it for a long time. And over all the time that I was changing and suffering with analogs, they didn't have any problems. Got fed up with everything and decided not to try to find something better. The rubber is above average and apparently the best in its price range.

The mileage is only 5000, but I think it's enough for a general impression. I bought it at the end of the season. The purchase was very chaotic, in a hurry, I took what was first at hand, the main thing was that it had a studs and a normal reputation. I mainly ran it in on dirt, loose snow, and on water. There was little ice, but what I noticed, there shouldn't be any problems. And it grips very well and holds the stud. It's still like new.

I like them, they are a great option for calm driving. I feel very confident with them. Surprisingly good for their price.

Of all that I've tried recently at an approximately similar price, I liked Viatti better. Maybe I just got lucky, but everything went smoothly with them right away. They fitted well, only one wheel was 50 grams off, the others were less, they handle clearly, no need to adjust, not the softest, but quite comfortable and average in terms of noise. The studs don't fall out in the spring like they do with a dry New Year's tree. Yes, the production date was quite fresh.