Tyre reviews Viatti Bosco Nordico. Page 4 1778

I was pleasantly surprised by the tire.

Based on my L200. Experiencing the fifth season, the tread has worn off fairly with mileage (70,000 km), with 70% of studs intact. What I can say: the rubber quality is good, I noticed it in the store, and I was fully convinced of it after the first season: no cracks, no bloating, no pitting, good stud wear. On a snowy dirt road, they behave almost the same as on asphalt surfaces, the car doesn't

Four-wheel-drive Kia Sportage, 235/65/R17. Non-standard but acceptable size (recommended in the cabin).

Briefly: I'm a calm and non-aggressive driver. The tires do not get stuck in the snow, almost all studs are in place, and the tread is sufficient for slush, snowdrifts, and mud. All this is within our capabilities, and for us villagers, this is quite enough.

Last winter I lost 5 studs on the two front wheels, the rears are still holding. It rides well, doesn't dig in the snow, I check it every week because I'm a fisherman). It rides normally on the ice if you don't push it too hard, at least on rural roads and winter trails I haven't had any problems.

Installed last winter, think it's safe to make the initial conclusions for the season. Dry asphalt, wet asphalt, and a snow-water mash - it holds perfectly, snow and ice - definitely excellent. ABS is not at fault. It handles corners fantastically - I specifically tried to intentionally slow down to the maximum reasonable speed when entering the turns - it drives like on rails. During trips, it is comfortable, although like all "knobby" tires, it constantly makes a sound of "claws

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.

Tire for those who have no money at all... Bought due to poverty and lack of normal choice at the time in size 205*75*15... After Bridgestone Cruiser seventh, this is just a complete trash... On ice, it's the worst, on snowy porridge, it's also complete garbage... In short, if you want to kill yourself for your money, then you've chosen the right path...)))

It turned out that the choice was made correctly. Viatti Bosco Nordico spent the past season with me perfectly. We drove both in the city and on the highway and well-groomed routes. Everywhere without hesitation and extra noise. I paid a reasonable price and got a reliable product.

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.