Tyre reviews Viatti Bosco Nordico. Page 74 1720

Winter tires are amazing, soft, black, with studs, beautiful with colorful stripes on the tread, completely silent, braking distance - stand still, like planted, very stable, especially in the lying position. Unfortunately, I have to wait for the winter to test them, as I bought them only in summer 2019 and I'm being strongly asked to write a review about them.

After a year of use, I can say that the tires are worth their price, at least. Whether or not to buy depends on you. Initially, there was a strong noise, which decreased after the rimming of the studs (if the noise bothers you, it's better to take a studded tire). It rides well on slush and on compacted snow, and enters turns as if on rails. The stud quality also pleased me – they sit quite firmly.

Good tyres at democratic price.

The tires, in general, are good. I've run three seasons on them and have no complaints about quality. They performed well on long trips. It grips well on loose snow and didn't get stuck in drifts. Traction on icy roads is confident and the studs work great. There is noise, but it's pretty moderate. I'm satisfied and I recommend.

Good tires, bought a set two years ago. The price wasn't expensive. Balanced without any issues, the noise from the studs is present, but it wasn't a surprise for me. The rubber is strong, it doesn't wear out quickly. It grips well on loose snow, holds confidently on black ice. I'm satisfied with the upgrade.

I bought these tires in the winter of 2016, and have taken them on three almost full winters. Mileage is not the highest, and with summer just over 50,000 km, it's been put to good use. The driving was mostly in the city and a bit in the outskirts, with no long-distance business trips. The breakdown was 70% city roads and 30% rural roads and highways.

It works well on an unwashed highway, but I still drive very

I've spent the winter season on these tires and have now replaced them with a summer set. The tires have been run-in for 700-800 km and the studs are holding up nicely, although the noise was like a tractor's for a while. I've already replaced one tire, which failed catastrophically and was recognized as an operational defect – I didn't argue. They work well on snow-covered roads and clear snowdrifts, with the tread pattern doing a great job of clearing

The tires performed beautifully for the winter season: much better than my previous ones! For me, the most important thing is how they handle snow and slush because in Russia snow removal is only done in Moscow and St. Petersburg. Overall, they handle it pretty well, at least comfortable for me. On the thaw, when all the snow will be even more turned into slush, I think I'll be able to evaluate these tires properly. Otherwise - excellent winter tires and they are doing great on

It's good for city driving. But Nokian is still better. I've driven it for 13 years and the studs are still in place, only some are a bit loose. I had to replace them because the tires simply wouldn't balance anymore and cracks started appearing on the sidewall.

Chevrolet Niva, 205/70/15. I mainly use tires on city roads, with loose, packed snow, ice, and dry roads – 90%. Occasionally on dirt roads. I've driven on a wet road only a little, but my experience there wasn't the best, so I consciously avoid wet roads. In terms of handling and grip, I have no questions. The tires are very durable and the price is low, so I give them an overall maximum rating.