Tyre reviews Viatti Brina Nordico. Page 187 7336

Good treaded tire, worth the money. Easy to balance, tread wear is as expected, after the first season almost all of the tread is still in place. I've driven through snow and didn't get stuck in drifts. On ice, the tires are grippy and I didn't have any issues. Regarding noise, I wouldn't say they're extremely loud, they don't bother me and I always listen to music while driving. Overall, the tire has pleased me, our manufacturer has

I have been using Viatti since 2016 and I haven't found any significant drawbacks during this time. The quality of the tires is good. Firstly, the price. The set is relatively cheaper compared to its analogues, with good quality. Secondly, the tire is practical, with high wear resistance, and the tread wears evenly and not quickly. Thirdly, road performance. The car normally grips the snow, and the grip in icy conditions is excellent. As for the drawbacks, only the

It's run only the first season, and so far, everything is fine. Didn't turn out too expensive, and overall it's a durable tire. Performs well in the snow. High quality of siping, almost all the studs are still in place. For such a price, it's a gift. No complaints.

Normal tire. Initially had doubts when I bought it, as it's pretty cheap, but it turned out to be unnecessary. The tire is strong, wears out slowly and evenly. The tread quality is good, I've lost some of it after two seasons, plus I also drive carefully. I don't pay attention to noise level, it's not louder than other brands. The price-quality ratio is good. I'm glad I bought it.

On my mini-cruiser, as I call it, I have been running these tyres since winter of 2016-2017. I drive a bit, work, home, family. Winter mileage will be extremely low. I like that on roads with snow they perform very well: braked confidently, acceleration in order, no delay and no fuss. On dry roads they are a bit noisy but no question. On wet roads there is delayed braking and swerve. In general, they hold

I took her out on this tire this winter and I have to say I'm completely satisfied. They grip the road just as well on ice as they do on snow, and I never got stuck in the snow. No issues with acceleration or braking (I'm a careful driver, after all). The studs are long-lasting and virtually all of them are still in place.

The Mequon tires are normal, but on the Solara, I put on very noisy ones, they are making a racket like the bearings are worn out.

I'm satisfied with price and quality.

Cheaper than well-known brands, but in quality they do not give in and fully justify themselves. A good winter tire, what you need for our frosts, did not skid at minus 20-25. Tire pressure I always keep a little higher than recommended by the manufacturer, by 10%, usually the car loses comfort, but these still drive softly. Grabby on different tread patterns, feel confident on them in winter, just like in summer.

Never thought I could find good tires at that price, but Viati proved themselves to be worthy of expectations. Will be buying summer ones, let's see if they will be of the same quality?!