Tyre reviews Viatti Bosco Nordico. Page 6 1778

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

Good on snow, good on the road again))) everything is fine while driving every day.

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.

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.

Bought in the midst of last season, from everything that was available and at a similar price. Not so many studs, but we don't often encounter open ice, they hold on inclines, and they're also good on asphalt. The noise is moderate, not harsh. Good on snow.

Not satisfied with the rubber, defects appeared on two out of four balloons. One got a bump, the other had the cord coming out from the tread side. I DO NOT RECOMMEND!!!

Very good tires, do not become brittle, I would even say that at temperatures below 30 degrees, the only thing in the car that does not become brittle is the tires. There is noise, the tread is audible, not to say it's very loud, but distinctly noticeable. Otherwise, there are no problems.

It doesn't make noise, perfect for SUV. Never got stuck and managed to get out of various situations with it, haven't been in the forest on an untrodden road though) I recommend.

This is the second time I've purchased these tires this winter. A solid five stars across the board, there's really nothing to complain about. As soon as something happens, I'll be the first to write about it. But I've already worn out one set completely and almost a season of new ones. That means the quality doesn't deteriorate. They would have already developed bulges or cracks if they weren't very good. So, what can I say, they brake well and grip well too. I recommend them.

The tire needs to be really run-in, it really took some time to get used to. Although the balancing was simple and quick. Relatively, the studs are moderately noisy. There are quieter ones, but that's subjective. I don't expect silence from studded tires. They grip well on everything: ice, snow, ice with snow, thawed snow mush, etc. The studs hold up, I bought them in the middle of the season, lost a few, 2-4, I don't know exactly, didn't count.