Tyre reviews Viatti Bosco Nordico. Page 77 1912

Good tires for Niva. Not too hard, not too soft. Just right for our roads.
Snow is shoveled smoothly, confident braking on ice. Wear out slowly.
Nothing else is needed for a steady operation.

Spent a season on them, all the tread is still in place, although, I did have to touch up on the asphalt occasionally. Quiet and soft ride, good tread pattern, shreds snow beautifully. Brakes well on all surfaces. Cornering grip, winter behavior, durability and wear, all for a relatively reasonable price for a set of tires. Very pleased with this purchase.

Viatto fitted two years ago. The set was reasonably priced and balanced without any issues. Overall impressions are positive. It handles well in both powdery and compacted snow, and also in icy conditions, the ice traction was impressive. It wears down evenly and not too quickly. I would recommend it.

These tires are great for the price, I put them on my Nissan Pathfinder. The goal was to save money and try out a less popular brand. So far, they're meeting their challenges. They're grippy, they hold up well on ice, and there's minimal wear after almost a full season, and they're great in no-snow conditions too. I only drive on city roads, and only on rural roads during holidays. The downsides are: traction on a wet road, a

The tire is just average, brakes poorly in general, aquaplaning is bad, afraid of snow gruel. It slides on small hills. Quickly fogs up on uneven roads and poorly self-cleans. Freezes up at frost. Maybe someone's review will help. Plus the democratic price and wear resistance.

Good value for money tyres

Purchased these tires for my Kuga, friends suggested it by price-performance, and lots of great reviews are available.

For now, I don’t have any questions. I drive in city-highway mode, at a moderate pace. The snow is well-scattered, the studs stop on the ice, and they don’t spin out. Dry road noise is obvious, and that’s normal.

On a wet road with slushy snow, the grip is worse, but

Tires are R17 265/65, the price for this size is OGNEN'. They hold the road well. On ice, they're also okay. A big minus is the noise. And considering the price, you can tolerate it.

I'm a rural resident, so I prioritize durability, tread life, and traction above all else. I got these for the second season and found that they have excellent grip on both ice and other slippery surfaces. The tread is asymmetrical, has a moderate number of studs, and they're securely locked into their grooves, so I've only lost 10% tread life over the past two seasons. The tire has a firm ride and doesn't become brittle in the cold.

I tested these tires on my Hyundai Creta during the last season. I'd like to start with noise – it's there, like with all studded tyres, but it's almost not bothering me. On 10 cm of snow, they easily push through, like a shovel. They enter corners smoothly, without skidding, and don't swing the car sideways in corners. The studs tightly sit in the grooves, and over the course of use, no more than 5% of the