Tyre reviews Viatti Bosco Nordico. Page 76 1910

complete trash, all 4 tires are money down the drain, sold 17-year-old tires, no idea how they stored them there

Black ice doesn't hold, skids. On snow, it's okay. The biggest minus is the THIN COVER and does not match the size 215 65 16, with 4 wheels they took 6 cm from traction with the road. Its size is 200/65/16

It is immediately noticeable on the car that the wheels are narrow.

Excellent in every respect, on ice and in turns at speed. Never aquaplaned. Quiet, but in a snow patch, they don't grip at all. At all. Lost 4 studs, total, on all tires over 4 winters - excellent (and that's all - last winter). If the snow had been properly plowed, I'd definitely buy them again. *Test drive was largely focused on winter performance.

Good price/quality ratio. Not noisy, good road holding.

All the characteristics meet the declared. It's worth not to find better for this price. I recommend it because in my family there are three cars and now all of them are running on Viatti (both in winter and summer). All cars are Japanese, Nissan, Suzuki and Toyota. The tread wear is normal, the braking is excellent on all roads.

The price was a pleasant surprise, but then it was followed by one disappointment after another. It hums or rather whines like you're driving a tractor on a bare asphalt, making you tense up even at comfortable speeds when cornering on a winter tire or on a slippery road. So, guys, let the tread and the studs stay on this tire until the end of its life, I won't be taking it again. The moral is that free cheese is only in a mousetrap.

Unbeatable price-quality ratio!

After three winters at the start of the fourth, the studs are almost gone. The driving has been very intensive.
Maybe 50,000 km. I have no questions about the behavior on the road, except the studs. The brake on ice is fine, definitely on snow, and without problems on asphalt.
Good option for cheap tires.

Good tires and traction provide very good grip. I'm driving almost on the 'Ti' on the ice at an adequate speed. Snow is also being thrown in fairly well, maintaining traction on a banked turn. They're noisy due to the studs. They're well-made, and the balancing was done well.

Good and strong tyres that are a bit expensive but do well on the road.

They balanced well, although they warned us that there might be some issues with this. They plough through the snow very well in any form, and braking on ice is acceptable.

On dry asphalt everything is fine, except for the noise, which remains even after the tyres have been run-in. I suppose there's nothing to be done about this, so this really reduces the comfort.

On wet asphalt the noise