Kama NU 705 – a new model developed by KAMA TYRES tyre complex engineers for operation in conditions where regular highway tyres fail after the first trip. The model is positioned as all-position, meaning it is suitable for installation on any axle of a cargo truck. However, its primary purpose is for use in the construction, industrial, and raw materials sectors, on construction sites and in quarries.
Block structure for maximum grip
If you look at the NU 705 tread, you will immediately understand its purpose. This is a massive architecture made up of large polygonal elements. The main feature of the tread pattern is the pronounced grip edges. In tyre production, this is called the "saw effect": the sharper and more numerous the block edges, the better the tyre "bites" into loose surfaces. The developed network of longitudinal and transverse channels between the blocks solves another problem - self-cleaning. Dirt, snow, and small fractions of soil are not clogged in the tread, but are thrown outwards when the wheel rotates, maintaining traction.
All-steel cord construction
The carcass and breaker are reinforced with steel cord, not textile. This solution provides a triple advantage:
- maximum resistance to punctures and cuts;
- stability of geometry under high loads;
- increased repairability - allows for multiple tread restorations.
Key features of Kama NU 705:
- maximum resistance to punctures, cuts, and impact loads, increased repairability due to the all-steel structure;
- developed tread with large polygonal elements and pronounced grip edges - confident traction in any conditions;
- developed network of longitudinal and transverse channels effectively removes dirt, snow, and small fractions;
- official confirmation of suitability for off-road and severe weather conditions;
- installation on any axle of a cargo truck (driving, steering, trailer).
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Approximate calculation.
Credit amount from 2 000 to 300 000 rubles.
Initial payment from 0% to 90%.
Loan term from 3 to 36 months.
The interest rate is calculated individually.
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