Tyre reviews Viatti Bosco Nordico. Page 15 1778

Good and strong tires for their price. I expected a bit less: thought it would quickly wear out and get uneven. So far, neither of these. The only drawback - traction on wet roads, but I was expecting that.

Very good tires for their price. They have a large set of positive characteristics. I liked: quality of manufacture, good reactions when changing lanes, high side wall strength. Also a good grip on ice – even in skidding, there is no loss of confidence, the car behaves predictably. Relatively low noise level among studded tires. A fair price in relation to quality.

Replaced my Viatti Bosco tires on my Santa Fe with the previous Skoda and Viatti Brina Nordico. Really liked the Brina Nordico for 2 seasons, no complaints - all the studs are still in place, it holds the road well and is not as noisy as other tires claim to be. Recently replaced with the new ones and I'm doing break-in even now, with minimal noise during break-in. I'm satisfied with the tires for now, I'll add to

The tires came with the car from the previous owner, he drove on them for no more than 2000 kilometers as claimed. He broke them in and didn't kill the tire, and that's thanks enough!

However, the tires have worked through the whole previous winter and half of the one before it. Not without complaints.

The main advantages: looked at the price of replacement, it is very low for such tires. Snowplows can drive on it, there is almost no wear on it

I purchased this tire for its good price-quality ratio. Having lived in a rural area, I was forced to choose the studded winter tires – roads in villages are not very good, as you know. They do an excellent job of digging up snow, predictability on the ice, and high stability in turns. The high-quality stud tread – the studs are firmly in place. There is noise, well, what could you expect from studded tires? – the noise was always there on asphalt.

The tires have already completed half of the total mileage (20,000 km) this winter. There is some wear, but it's tolerable. They should be able to last for another such winter. They do a good job clearing snow from everywhere: dirt roads, city streets, and highways.

They brake well on ice, better than expected. However, they perform poorly on wet roads, but this is a minority of the total mileage. Overall, they are a solid middle-of-the-pack

I purchased these tires last winter, so I've already gone on two seasons with them. The tire is not soft, but not too stiff, which is a plus. It grips well on snowy roads, enters turns smoothly, and has good traction on ice. I also want to note high-quality siping on these tires and side wall strength. A good price-quality ratio, I would recommend purchasing. But they do make some noise, but you can get used to it.

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Now that we are slowly approaching winter, I would like to recommend Viatti tires. I've had experience with them from the summer tires, and they are just as good. They also have a good quality of siping, and the studs hold well, none have fallen off yet, and it's only the second season. The rolling and top speed characteristics are also good, and the traction is almost perfect.

Worn out old tires – it was time to buy new ones and, of course, I wanted a better version, so I looked at these. I'm basically satisfied with them. Everything is as I wanted for my village: they plow snow, first of all, rotate it a few times, then confidently pull the car forward. On ice, it doesn't skid, it handles predictably. The studs don't come out often (a total of 7 from all four in the

Last year I put Viatti instead of Matador because they have a good side grip. Viatti were recommended as a cheap and durable tire that grips well on snow. They do grip the snow very well, and they are very cheap. On ice it brakes pretty well, but it could be better. On dry asphalt it makes some noise, but the grip is not lost. Overall it's a good tire for its price, but comfort is reduced.