Tyre reviews Viatti Brina Nordico. Page 183 7336

Good value for the price.

I am satisfied.

It's all good.

I bought the radial tires on sale. I was very skeptical at first as I didn't have a larger sum of money at that time, but I was amazed after two seasons, over 20,000 km, not a single spike failed. Size 14, simply the best for my segment. I'm satisfied with the purchase.

Season 2.
The studs didn't fall off, didn't rust, good grip.
I don't slide on slush.

Good tyres for the price.

Good tire for its price, quality is on par. I've been driving for two seasons now, and it has never let me down. It handles snow and slush well, and is quite good in icy conditions, with aggressive tread. Noise is average for studded tires, and it's not bothering me. Wear is even and not too fast. I would recommend it.

When I bought it, I thought that the quality of the tires would be as low as the cost. But I have been using it for three winters already, and I don’t even think of changing it. Brina Nordico is an unusual tire – it is studded and siped in a 50/50 ratio, which significantly reduces the noise that is typical for fully studded tires, but almost doesn’t harm the grip (which is quite satisfactory for me). Braking on asphalt is

Comfort tires at an economical price, I don't see such a model from our competitors with the same diameter.

Pretty good winter tires, considering price and quality as main factors. I'll start with traction. The grip on snow is excellent, the adhesion is good. The studs are of high quality, braking and starting are well done. The hardness-softness is well-balanced: the tires don't become too hard, yet the sidewalls are strong, which positively affects the overall stability. The tires are well-made: the rubber is of high quality, as I mentioned earlier. The studs are securely