Tyre reviews Viatti Brina Nordico. Page 5 7350

Good domestic tires in terms of price-quality ratio, but there are nuances... Bought in January for a new car, drove until the change to summer tires 1400 km, and already in each wheel there are no pairs of studs. And this is during the run-in of the car, with calm driving. Therefore, three stars for the quality of manufacture and wear resistance.

I was satisfied with the ride from Volgograd Oblast to the Komi Republic. There was mud, slush, fog, snow, ice, in general, all conditions. The tires showed themselves to be 5+, (P.S. helped me avoid two accidents) I definitely recommend buying them. On asphalt, they don't make noise, on ice, they grip well, but brake poorly, snowdrifts and wet snow are handled without problems, puddles also hydroplane easily. The studs are still all in place. The only other BUT, one tire in the tire shop was difficult to balance, they said it was defective and put it back.

This tire was purchased for a fleet of 20 vehicles. On snow, the wheels grip confidently, but as soon as they hit ice, the tire stops and nothing helps. On dry asphalt, it holds normally. The quality of the tire is poor. By the second season, the tire became misshapen and couldn't be balanced. At low speeds in traffic, the car sways like a barge. On some wheels, the tread has delaminated and the cord is visible. Also, the tires often lose air, and after searching for the cause, it was found that they leak through the studs.

I do not recommend purchasing this tire, it's better to pay a bit more and buy a more reliable one.

The tires were great. I only buy studded ones. My big bus was able to pull out of a icy slope from a standstill. On slick tires, it would have required a run-up or several attempts.

I liked the combination of studs and tread, after running-in they became a bit quieter, they grip well in slush, grip the rise, I can climb hills, and I don't get stuck in courtyard snowdrifts.

We had a lot of Viatti sizes and models for sale. My neighbor has Bosko Nordiko on a Korean-made car, and I got Brina Nordiko for my Vesta. There aren't many studs, but I actually like that even more, after running them in they don't make as much noise as my old heavily studded tires did. At the same time, they grip well in the snow. In all other respects, they're ordinary tires for their price.

The tires are good, I'm satisfied, thank you.
But the free tire mounting is of poor quality.
The tire mounting did not like it, not qualitatively, had to redo everything

The tire is a sturdy mid-range option.
On ice, the driving is predictable, and I like that.
On dry roads, it's a dream come true.
On snow, it doesn't slip, and it drives without problems.
BUT when driving at 25-30 km/h on snowy slush, when braking, it floats, and the various car helpers like anti-lock braking system (ABS) don't make a difference.
Considering that 4 tires cost 34,000, I think it's a worthy option,
and one that's worth paying attention to.
The moment to consider when buying this tire is the noise for the first 350-400 km.
It hums pretty loudly!
But after breaking it in, suddenly, you realize that the tire is quiet and you can't even hear the tread.
Overall, I don't like that it brakes poorly in snowy slush,
so I'll take a different tire for the next winter.
But for those who don't "thrash" through fields and snow-covered roads - I think the tire will do.

High-quality winter tire. Handling is comfortable and predictable. They grip well on snow, didn't get stuck in snowdrifts. Good traction on ice. They wear out slowly and evenly. I'm satisfied with the replacement.

We installed these tires on our work vehicles. City driving, cruising around the streets, and standing in traffic jams is what they're used for. They're not too noisy compared to our previous tires. In all other respects, they're ordinary.