Tyre reviews Viatti Brina Nordico. Page 2 7350

I consider these tires a no-brainer for winter, as they simply don't have any weaknesses (of course, I won't compare prices). The traction is good everywhere, regardless of where you go: on snow, on ice, on asphalt. The rubber is soft, so they won't freeze, and the sidewalls are strong, so they won't drift off in a turn and won't wobble in potholes. All this together gives very solid tires that will last a long time

Good tires, strong and wear-resistant. The set was reasonably priced and we balanced them without any problems. The stabilizer is stable in different conditions. It glides well over snow and performs well on ice. The only negative is that it's a bit noisy, but it doesn't bother me much. I'm satisfied, the tires are good.

A worthy tire in the budget segment. Relatively soft for the winter. The tread is deep. I will supplement this review with the amount of lost tread after the season.

Very good. A bit noisy, but otherwise pleased. Snow and ice, slush, dry winter asphalt all handled well. My driving style was a bit nervous. The tread is in place. Satisfied.

The tire performed flawlessly, handling the first season without any complaints or wear on the studs. The noise from the studs inside the cabin is hardly noticeable, or at least it got used to very quickly. On the road, it behaves reasonably, both on ice and on snow. Considering the price category, the purchase is more than justified. Read that it's not very good on wet roads, personally, I didn't find any drawbacks. Speed mode in the average flow of traffic does not exceed

Very satisfied, got them balanced right away, as soon as I got out, I realized it's really not used to, on constant slush and ice, kinda got used to it and realized that Viatti turned out to be quite suitable for winter purchase, previously drove on Matador, Viatti turned out to be slightly noisier, but I suppose it'll pass) will let you know the verdict on studs and sipes when I finish the season!

Budget tires are decent. I had experience with Chinese manufacturers and Koreans - Triangel, Maxxis, Nokian and Hankook. Viatto decided to try it because it was compared to the Triangel in favor of our tires.

In terms of feel, they really are better. The studs are almost all in place, the Chinese would lose them faster. The snow is dispersed better. On the ice, braking is more stable and safe.

And the most important thing -

I bought the Nordica together with the discs, as the owner assured me that he drove them through the winter. I checked the balance before installing it and everything was within normal limits. At first, I was surprised by the noise on the road, then I rode with a friend on his Kaldera - the situation was identical, all studs were making so much noise. The tire didn't surprise me yet, it withstands impacts normally, and in a groove, I wouldn't say that it's

I only drive in the city, the tire is completely okay. I always buy tires in roughly the same price range, and out of 15 years of experience, these are the best tires.

Driving in winter is quite difficult, it slips, skids, and studs don't help.
You can't drive at high speed.
In the rain, you also need to drive carefully.