Tyre reviews Viatti Brina Nordico. Page 191 7763

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

I fitted them to my Lachetti in winter 17, have covered nearly 17,000 kilometres in the time since, and only use the car for work, home and family, and it's purely city driving.

The tyres are more than adequate for my needs, and I'm not one to insist on a high-end brand at the expense of paying top dollar – my wages aren't that good either.

Nothing really annoys me about these tyres: they work

I've been riding on Viatti for the third season, the tires are perfectly set up. They confidently grip the snow, both when it's powdery and when it's packed. In black ice, they're grippy as well, and the wear quality has impressed me. I'd recommend them.

I'm riding. Everyone just sits around twiddling their thumbs. Probably jealous probably.

After these tires, I'm only taking studs and studs, and maybe I'll only take them. You can say they have good traction everywhere: thanks to the tread on fresh, untracked snow, and thanks to the studs, they grip ice and packed snow. In general, before buying, I had some doubts, but I decided to take them as a more budget-friendly (than Continental) option. But, as it turned out, they also have good traction, and, by the way,

Vrinda Nordic is a Kamax Euro. That's all that can be said about this tyre.

Quality tires that well grip both powdery snow and snow mush. Excellent braking performance on black ice, no problems whatsoever. Quality of snow shedding is excellent as well. Moderate noise level for studded tires, as I perceive it. Generally, I am pleased, no complaints.

I'm on my third season with these tires, and it's business as usual: loud, unresponsive, stiff, losing tread and so on.

Losing tread is a regular thing, new ones replaced the old worn out winter ones.

The only reason I felt compelled to write this review was the fall season, time for rain and mud, meaning it's time to get the wheel dirty. The thing is, I couldn't find any specifically designed for mud, so an