Tyre reviews Viatti Bosco Nordico. Page 10 1896

When buying new, there's excitement that something might suddenly go wrong. For various reasons, I chose Viatti, and on principle, I don't buy Chinese. I had doubts, but the tires didn't let me down. They look very sturdy. We'll be testing them

Delivered with delay. Refused. Found cheaper.

Many spikes, high profile, already took such for four-wheel drive, okay.

The overall impression is mostly good, but the delivery was a letdown

There are a couple of seasons behind my Viatti, and the studs are in place. They are unjustly criticized, you can take them. The price-quality ratio is great.

Very well. I recommend to everyone

I've been using studded winter Viatti Bosco Nordiko tires for five seasons, today I just removed them and put on summer ones. These tires are not particularly impressive, but they leave a good impression due to their ability to handle snow and ice well, and they brake excellently. The studs also do their job, providing traction and lasting a long time.

Installed on the service crossover. Snow holds well, dry and wet from reagents. On forest trails, if not up to the belly in snow, they also pull.

For heavy vehicles, it's good, braking is adequate, doesn't skid, soft enough, holds well in turns, haven't had a chance to try it on bare ice yet. It's balanced at a three, but with winter operation and not summer speeds, it's not noticeable.

Good tires, the studs are of high quality, they hold well, after running in the studs a couple of times, I had fun on the site in front of the mall with drifts and sideways slipping, turns are taken at a fairly high speed and do not slip. For a studded tire, I wouldn't say it's noisy.