Review on Viatti Strada Asimmetrico V-130 205/55 R16 91V summer by Adam Walendzik ᠌

Before that, I went on breeches, but all good things come to an end, the breeches are worn out and new wheels are needed. In the context of budget constraints, the choice fell on Viatti. At first I wanted to buy something else, because I had not heard anything about Viatti before, but from the availability in the store, Viatti turned out to have the hardest sidewall. A solid sidewall was an important condition for me, because our roads are different, and crumbled curbs with reinforcement are also found. Of the four wheels, three were balanced without weights at all, which was a pleasant surprise. Now, according to the sensations - the rubber turned out to be expectedly tougher than the bridgestone. It was felt immediately and the fifth point and ears. Unpleasantly surprised by the noise, of course I expected that it would be noisy, but so . It makes quite a lot of noise, the bridgestone was not audible at all. Hopefully over time it will get used up and quiet down. Holds the road as a whole confidently, but on high-speed turns pulls on the outer radius, so be careful. It is indifferent to the ruts - that's a really fat plus for that. In general, if you need a budget and wear-resistant rubber with good road behavior, then Viatti will be a good option. If comfort is your priority, then this tire is not for you.