Tyre reviews Vittos VSU01 Sportmacro 31

Outlander 3.0 245/45/20
I drove 8,000 km on them over the summer.
The tread wear is 1mm, and the new ones have 7mm.
They handle perfectly on wet roads and at high speeds in turns.
No signs of hydroplaning (rain) or skidding when turning.
No tendency to follow road grooves, and confident handling during sharp maneuvers.
I have no complaints about this tire.
A solid five stars.

Initially, I planned to take Viatti Strada, but after feeling it in the store, I chose some unknown Vittosi. I liked the quality of manufacturing, no delamination, soft sidewall, there is a recess for the disk so as not to scratch against the curb, and a low price, of course. Balanced normally, soft while driving, not particularly noisy. There are no problems with the tread. Yes, maybe not such a sharp reaction to the steering wheel as on the previous Yokohama Advan Sport V103. But in terms of comfort, the Chinese one turned out to be unbeatable... In general, with calm operation, I don't see the point in taking brands for 10k+ or unclear used sets...

Good day to everyone. I bought tires 2 seasons ago. Before that, I was driving on Bridgestone. My driving style is mostly dynamic, so I chose tires with a hint of sports. Initially, everything was fine. Not noisy, no aquaplaning (like Bridgestone). But on the third season, it somehow became sad. At first, I blamed the suspension, shook the whole car (in several services), found nothing. And what happens is the following. The mileage is no more than 7 thousand km. I noticed at the end of summer that somehow in the morning, moving along the circular part of the road at a speed of 30 km/h on dry asphalt, everything is fine, but when hitting a wet part of the asphalt, the car pulls so that the rear overtakes. It became a little uncomfortable. I tried again, everything repeated. The pattern height is ideal, like new. A little upset. Do not recommend. On wet asphalt in a turn, it's scary !!!

Excellent tires, I've been driving all spring and summer, no complaints, they handle well on the road in the rain. Not noisy. The car is turbocharged, I drive quite dynamically, and the tread is still in great condition, I think it will last for 4 seasons for sure. In dry weather, they also perform well on the highway and in the city. I accelerated to 200, no problems. In conclusion, if you're on a budget, I definitely recommend these tires, they're great value for the price. P.S. in heavy rain, I drove at 50-60 km/h and hit a puddle, but even then, there were no surprises, the tires worked perfectly, the car didn't skid.

I don't know who praises it, yes, the price for low-profile tires is low, but that's where the advantages end. I hit a small pothole and the tire just burst, the first time in my life a wheel has blown out like that, and in such a place. It's better to take Triangl or Sailun.

I bought these tires this season, manufactured in the 1st week of 2023, I specifically asked the manager to provide fresh tires. During the tire mounting, the guys had some difficulties. They said that two tires were somehow bumpy on the tread, they removed and put them on the disk several times and swapped them on different disks, in the end, the guys said to drive - warm up the tires well, about 3-4 thousand kilometers, and come back for re-tire mounting. Nevertheless, I'm satisfied with the tires, they're quiet, I haven't noticed any wear, the rolling is normal. The blows on the potholes were significant, but there are no bulges. One notable moment was during a trip to St. Petersburg, on the highway I was driving at about 155 km/h, there was an accident ahead and I had to brake hard, and I noticed such a nuance, that from 155 to 100 km/h, the braking was confident, but after 100, the tire started to slightly squeal, as if it was skidding, while the trajectory of movement didn't change. The car has non-standard brakes, and it's a Mazda 6 MPS. In general, I recommend these tires.

So I took them for 3.6? per balloon, I think it's a very attractive price.
They pleased me with the fact that they are really quiet. I would buy more.

handles unevenness and potholes quite well and in the spring there were quite a few of them.
after all, these are summer tires and I didn't drive on them on ice.

They hold the road perfectly, especially the aquaplaning was impressive - (restructuring, water diversion, entering turns, doesn't even slip when driving into a puddle at speed) they make a bit of noise, but it's not critical, unlike Nezen or Tiger, there's a difference. They're soft, even considering that I reduced the pressure to 2.4, I decided to test it, but everything was fine, so I didn't change it to 2.3. The price matches the quality! I'll continue to use them and see how long they last.

After driving a bit, I noticed that it's slightly quieter than the Pirelli Cinturato P1 Verde 185/60/R15, but I don't have much to say yet, as I haven't driven on them for long, if I have the opportunity to edit my review, I'll update it after driving more