Tyre reviews Viatti Bosco Nordico. Page 75 1720

A bit late with buying winter tires last year, as the snow had already fallen. Quickly chose a Viatto studded tire from stock at a normal price. Left a good impression straight away, as they were not warped, as they had been properly balanced, not adding more than 100 grams to each wheel. Right after the purchase, large snowfalls began, so I managed to evaluate their traction in drifts and later on a snow-covered road: they confidently pass in both cases. The

This winter tire has a pretty good price, too. The tires are straight, wear-resistant, and the siping is excellent, so the overall quality is on par. It digs through snow really well, doesn't get stuck, and brakes well (that's pretty important in the winter). There is some noise on the highway, but the tire is studded, not siped.

It's passed through two winters. The tire's main advantage is that our frost doesn't make it skid, the second is the price, and the third is the confidence on the road for tires at such a price.

It's very confidently dispersing on the snow, it holds well on the ice. On dry asphalt, it makes a bit of noise, but it's normal, the previous tires (Kumho) made a much louder noise.

On a wet track

Since I share a car with my wife, I was looking for tires with excellent braking performance. I liked them for the price-quality ratio, and my wife liked them for actually braking well on slippery sections. The tire is of good quality: it wears evenly, excellent tread wear: after 2 seasons, most of it is still in place. In general, I would recommend them to timid wives and frugal husbands.

Last autumn, I was looking for a new winter tire. I had heard a lot about this tire before buying it and decided to take a chance. In the end, I was satisfied with the purchase. It grips well on loose snow, doesn't slip, and brakes confidently. Made of high-quality rubber (the tread doesn't crumble, wears evenly) and well-siped. Good value for money.

I'll start by saying that the first impression of the tire was very good: there were no noticeable defects, and the wheels looked perfectly even. The tire shop also confirmed this, stating that the tires had no more than 20-25 grams of air on the old wheels. The tire performed normally during driving. I would even say that in urban conditions, it was almost indistinguishable from other manufacturers. It performed well on snow and slush. On ice (which I encountered twice this winter

Tire is very good, all the tread is in place, but a bit noisy.

Installed this tire and immediately hit the track, encountered snow when the asphalt was not visible, rain and transitional weather conditions like black ice and dry asphalt. Honestly, I didn't expect anything special from this tire in this price category. But as it turned out, I was wrong, the tire behaves very well, it grips on black ice and on snow on asphalt, doesn't skid, holds the car steadily. Noise is below average, practically non-existent.

I drive a Chevrolet Niva. My job is mobile, so I'm on the road a lot, and for me, especially in winter, tires are an extremely important aspect. I bought Viatti Bosco Nordico two winters ago. I'd like to note the following pluses: the price, handling, it's not afraid of frost and slush, durable and puncture-resistant. For me, this tire has become a lifesaver.

After a whole season with Kumhos. They're not bad at all. Very predictable. Want to try the Summer range. Initially I only had the rear drive (front was switched off) Now I've had the front drive re-enabled and full drive is working pretty well.