Tyre reviews Viatti Bosco Nordico. Page 3 1896

Snow plowing is average, on ice - like on skates. Starts with wheel slip almost always, brakes better. With such tires, you need to be very careful. Noise level is average. For this price, it's probably hard to expect anything better

Installed on Creta. 16 diameter. The price is advantageously different from competitors. I think it's no worse than the previous Nexen. I drive in the city and partly on suburban dirt roads. Even quite deep snow is handled well. On ice, it's not ideal, but tolerable. The old ones were no better. Not very noisy.

Hakkapeliitta is better than ALL. I've been driving on them my whole life on 5 cars. They handle the road just as well, but don't notice rutting!!!!!! Because the tread is a bit like a "bublik". At first, when I put them on, it was a bit rough, but on the go, they're great. I recall with mortal fear the Nokian Nordman I drove on for three winters on a Raf... Once, I also got gray hair from driving on Nordman on an L200. Hakkas 10 and 9 rest in an icy rut against THESE, on clean ice Hakkas are a bit better, in snow too, but we choose the most dangerous path, and what can be more dangerous than an icy rut??? And it's also NOT rigid and at the same time elastic. Probably thanks to the "bublik"

Installed on Kyron. Compared to Nokian, which was before Viatti, it's a complete crap! How was Kama, so it remained! The noise is okay, but there are few spikes!

Good day to all!
I would like to share my good experience, maybe it will be useful to someone.
I put Viatti Bosco Nordico winter tires on my Honda CR-V 2.5 years ago, after a long reading of reviews and market analysis.
The tires won over by the price, good durability for everyone and good traction. In principle, everything works like that with me. Mileage is not the smallest, and I travel on business trips

I put on my Honda CRV 225/55/18's that the dealer recommended, but at a lower price. I bought cheap tires for testing and will finish out my first winter on them.
Pros:
+ Excellent snow grip in both slush and drifts, and it's a song on a cleared road.
+ Price!
+ The braking distance is very short on ice to begin with, we'll see what the second year

I bought it last fall, got new ones too soon (I just couldn't wait to try them out), ran them in the "grandma" mode, so they would last longer and work properly. Around 0 degrees, the behavior is identical to all-season tires, only with a noise from the studs, and it handles well. With the onset of cold weather, the tire revealed all its good qualities, namely: first there was black ice, the studs seem to bite, stable behavior.

I'm very disappointed! The first set of tires lasted for five seasons, so I took the same ones for the second time, but... I drove for one season plus a month or a month and a half of the second season and the tires died. Two wheels have a longitudinal bulge or hernia (however you understand it better), another one is deflating along the stud, in general the set is dead...

I will definitely not buy such tires again.

I've had Viatti V-523 series tires on my car for two seasons, using them exclusively in winter and in the city. The tires have gone bad with bulging treads on three wheels. I've replaced them with both new and used tires of the same V-523 series. This year, I decided to try to use them for a third season, and the story repeated itself with the tread bulging on the fourth wheel. I had to buy two used wheels on a well-known website, and this was after the tires had been stored in a garage. They are very noisy. The studs don't hold well. Next year, I won't risk buying tires from this company again.

The tires are all curved, making a noise is a mild statement. I bought them at Mosavtoshina in 2021, they sold me 17-year-old tires.