Tyre reviews Viatti Brina Nordico. Page 17 7350

I upgraded my Hyundai to Viatti tires. The first winter went perfectly, with no issues. They handle snow confidently and do a great job on slushy roads. They are a bit noisy, like all studs, but it's not a problem. Otherwise, the sidewalls are strong, and rough roads are handled smoothly. I'm satisfied.

I bought studded tires from Viatti, a brand I'm not familiar with, but the sales personnel recommended them. They balanced well and caused no problems. They perform equally well on loose snow and on a hard-packed surface, and handle "ruts" well. On black ice, the studs hold up well, with effective braking. The sidewalls are strong, and they don't crack in strong frost. Overall, I'm happy with the purchase. The only drawback is that, as with

It's a good option both in terms of price and quality. The steering is comfortable, it grips well on snow, and in general, it's not inferior to its imported counterparts. It brakes confidently, and the wear resistance is normal. The only drawback is the noise, probably. But personally, I don't pay much attention to it. And especially since the rest of the tire is fire.

A fairly pleasant tire for the price and quality. The level is the same as that of imports, but the price is lower. I was pleased with good traction on the road, especially good and confident braking. I read the comments, they write that it's noisy. Well, it does make a noise. The question is: to what extent is this a minus? I, for example, do not pay attention to the noise. For me, the main criterion for choosing is safety.

I was pleasantly surprised by the sharp response to steering and braking - no screeches, kickbacks, or slides. It feels like the tires are biting into the asphalt. Just what I need for my driving style. So far, nothing to complain about: no punctures, cuts, or bulges. The price was quite reasonable, especially considering the competitors.

If you are still in doubt - take them! Excellent tires in every way. They provide a stable ride in any conditions on any surface, quiet and soft. And don't be afraid that they are produced by Kama.

Installed on a new car. Mileage is 2000km. Noise and rumble on asphalt is as if the front driveshafts have failed, even though there were no issues before changing the summer tires. Extremely uncomfortable on asphalt. Haven't met snow and ice this year yet, but the desire to drive has disappeared.

Hi!!! Last year before winter in November I bought Viaterra Brina Nordico 215.55.17 for 14.800 rubles. The price-quality ratio is normal for one season of use, studs are all in place, the tread has not worn off, the only downside is noisiness, but all shod tires hum. I was driving on many Michelin, Dunlop, Goodyear wheels, why pay more if the tire justifies itself.

The season is behind me, and I did not notice the loss of tread, a week ago I put them back on the car. The car didn't lose control almost (compared to summer) - the steering is not spongy, clearly enters the turns, and the studs work normally on ice, and the behavior is predictable. In loose snow, there's full confidence as well. I am not a tire tester, I'm not pushing them to the limit, but as an average driver

The impression of the rubber is good. In the frost, it stays soft, with no loss of grip. It doesn't float in slush, it just has time to jump out from under the wheels, the grooves in the tread were made with intelligence. Almost all the studs are in place, almost, because I sometimes indulged in oversteer. If you drive sensibly, the behavior is always predictable.