Tyre reviews Viatti Brina Nordico. Page 15 7350

I’ll start my short review of the tires with the positives. I bought them on sale, so the price was divine. The tires are made with care, strong, moderately soft – it easily passes through potholes and small holes. The sidewalls are strong. In turns, they don't slide and confidently hold the road. The only drawback is that the fuel consumption increased slightly.

I'm really impressed with the tyres' reliability, they give a sense of relative safety on the road during the winter period. Excellent handling both on the packed snow and on the asphalt. They brake well, however it's not worth neglecting timely braking and observing an appropriate speed. The rubber quality is also not disappointing. They are sufficiently durable, do not harden. The studs are well made, I'm certain of that. The tyres are heavy, but you have to spend more on fuel during

I’ve been running Viatti tires for three seasons now. They suit me well, a good price/quality ratio. Balancing was straightforward. On snow, the grip is very confident, on black ice, they’re quite aggressive and I didn’t experience any problems. There is some noise, but I think it’s acceptable.

I'm on my second season with Kia Rio. The tires are really good, they bite the snow both wet and compacted with confidence. On glare ice, the handling is comfortable. There is some noise, I wouldn't say it's extremely loud, it doesn't bother me. Overall, I recommend these tires, they are definitely worth the money.

Excellent treaded tire, even surprised by the quality for the price. Well-balanced, comfortable handling in ice, great traction. Digs through snow steadily, both on loose and packed snow. Does not wear quickly or unevenly. I would recommend.

I bought the tyres new. Affordable and quality tyres that are worth the money. They enter turns smoothly and predictably. Traction is also at a high level, they don't get stuck in the snowdrifts, hold confidently on the compacted snow and ice, but once again, it depends on the speed. Due to the studs, there's a noise on the asphalt, but it can't be avoided, and you can get used to it, so I don't count it as

Drove on these tires for 3 seasons, very good, no stud came out and the tread is still intact, the car handles well on the road, the tires definitely meet my expectations.

Bought these tires a year ago, and overall I'm not disappointed. High braking performance, as well as good grip on simple asphalt and small snow. Goes smoothly into corners, no complaints. The first two months had a strong noise, but this isn't a flaw of the tire as the noise from the tread blocks was always there, and especially after wear, it decreased quite a bit. Strong tread blocks that sit well in their grooves.

Good studding tires, I've been driving on Viatti for two seasons, no complaints about quality. The tires grip well on snow, and they perform decently in snow-covered roads. They're aggressive on black ice, and I liked the tread pattern. In terms of wear, everything is fine, they don't wear out quickly and evenly. I'm personally satisfied, it's a good option in terms of price and quality.

Initially I wanted to try the non-studded Viatti brina, but thought that the additional braking efficiency and grip on icy and snowy surfaces wouldn't hurt, and it turned out to be the case. The studs are few but the weather in handling does the trick, and they don't get in the way on asphalt. They did balance out well, so I can conclude that they are made well.