Tyre reviews Viatti Bosco Nordico. Page 13 1778

Great tires - took for the Jimny, where they proved themselves simply great over 2 seasons - the Jimny really moves well in any snow with them.
Then, took the same for the D-Max - performed just as great on the front wheel drive.
A bit noisy due to the studs, but not critical =)
In general, for adequate money - a great choice !!!!

I rode one season, mileage of 8000 km, studs are in place, minimal wear, excellent on snow, ice on a 3. Very noisy. Otherwise, no questions, price / quality ratio is fair. Exploited in Moscow and region.

Among winter tires, it's a good option to consider buying, with good quality and a decent appearance, although who cares about the appearance of the tire, after all, it's the characteristics that matter. Balancing came out at 25-30 grams per wheel, taking into account the studs, it's not bad. The tire's grip on snow is flawless, though I wouldn't say the same about the ice, but you can still ride it slightly, as if everything is holding up.

The tire has been in service since 2018. The wear is even and not too fast, overall the material is of good quality, no blisters. Regarding the driving characteristics, everything is also quite good. The adhesion on snow, ice is very good. I would like to mention the speed characteristics of the tire, which are also good. One minus is the noise from the studs.

Normal tires for such a reasonable price. Good traction with a snowy road - a solid four out of five. A decent hardness, as a winter tire should be, even though I live in the Chelyabinsk Oblast and winter temperatures are not very low. The tread is of excellent quality, used for 2 seasons, and wear is around 6-8 at most, imperceptible to the eye.

He bought the tires in 2017 when the price of tires was slightly lower than it is today, although the tires themselves are fully up to standard. Grips well on a snowy road and could have slid on ice, if needed, as the studs were not put in for nothing. Speaking of which: they sit firmly in "nests", only recently (on the third year) started to wear down a little and started to fall out, a total of 13-15 units have been

I got a set of tires with the car, they were bought as a budget option, with minimal mileage. I've been driving on them for over a year and a half. Minuses: about a third of the studs fell off, they're stiff, and you don't feel very comfortable driving on them on bad roads. Pluses: while driving on them, I managed to stop on any road, the braking distance on ice wasn't bad, and the studs falling off didn't cause the

I'm very satisfied with the tyres I purchased. Before buying, I read reviews and asked friends for advice, and in the end I chose Viatto. The tyres are comfortable in terms of steering, grip snow and ice well. They are also good in black ice. There is some noise, of course, but it's actually quite tolerable. I will keep an eye on wear, but I am currently satisfied.

Viatte bought them on his father's recommendation, having now driven about 14,000 km over a year and a half with small tire wear. In their size, they were almost the cheapest, I suppose because they are stiff, neither comfortable nor quiet. But they gripped well. They pulled me out of any dirty snow or drift so far. The braking distance on ice was short, and I had no problems with handling. On the asphalt, the noise was not weak, but the

For the harsh Ural climate, such a tire is just right. It was worn in quickly: the noise decreased a bit, but it never annoyed me; I didn't drive aggressively, and the studs were even more firmly seated in their nests. The hardness or rather softness is excellent, winter (-35 degrees was definitely handled, and below it wasn't). I have no complaints about its strength.