Tyre reviews Viatti Bosco Nordico. Page 7 1778

I'm completely satisfied, but there's a nuance! When turning, it slightly skids, regardless of the surface! Otherwise, it pulls normally! I've only driven a little so far. We'll see how it goes from here.

Drifts on turns. Understeers. Holds itself confidently on a straight line. Loses traction in rough roads. Needs adjustment, change of driving style.

I bought a new car on these tires, after such an expense, I couldn't afford to splurge on new ones, so I decided not to change them, and now I don't want to change them now. The tire is very good, the ride is simply great. The grip on snow, both on fresh and packed, is good. It doesn't wobble in the grooves and confidently enters corners. The studs are of high quality, according to the previous owner, the tire lasted

One of the best options in its price class. Considering the fundamental instability of the Niva 3-door on the road, this tire holds the car quite stably (if, of course, one observes a reasonable speed). A pretty good option.

Great price for a winter studded tire set on rims.
Viatti Bosco Nordico 205/75 R15 97T (studded) 3705 rub. × 4 = 14820 rub.
Magnetto 15006 6x15 5x139.7 ET40 Dia 98.5 Silver 1326 rub. × 4 = 5304 rub.
Total: 20124 rub.

The first time I got to know Viatti as a brand was when my dad bought a tire with a tread pattern three years ago, a icetrail, and it performed well. Of course, a four-wheel drive also helps with traction. I bought the Viatti tire for my Dodge Challenger SRT with front-wheel drive and it was only available with studs. I have to say it does make some noise over 120 km/h, but when you think about the price, you just get used

I was pleased with the tire, put it on for the second season now. It balanced well. It rides confidently both on snow and slush, grips where it should, and its behavior is generally predictable on all surfaces. To put it briefly, I'm satisfied, no noise, and it holds the road perfectly.

Good tire, you won't regret it!

I'm driving on Schneewittchen, urgently needed a budget tire. Bought last season as a replacement for the Geissler 100, and I'll say: the replacement is quite worthy! They grip very well on snow (and on groomed roads, and on slush, and in drifts), and have good cornering stability. The studs have worn off a bit – but considering my driving style, that's quite normal. The tire has definitely earned its money back, met

On full load, I found no difference between them, apart from the Viatti making more noise. Otherwise, identical. The price is only much more humane with Viatti.