Winrun WR16

In size 205/75R15, in terms of price-quality ratio, these are the best tires. They perform well off-road and not bad on asphalt. I haven't operated them in winter yet, but considering the powerful tread, they should show themselves well in the snow. During installation, balancing turned out to be at a high level, and there were no beats and deformations. Unfortunately, it's hard to find such tires...

Excellent tires. For Niva, they are just what you need. Much better than our Kama. In clay and other mud, they showed themselves at a high level. They handle asphalt perfectly. Snow hasn't fallen yet, so I can't say how they behave in winter.

I liked it more than I expected. Weighs less than 10kg. Balanced from 5 to 60g. What pleased me the most was its behavior in ruts, both on dirt and at speed on asphalt, it easily exits them. On the standard Barguzin tires, even on asphalt, it would pull back into the rut. In general, the WR16 can go much further into the mud. Before this, I had two Nivas for 15 years, driving on Kama Flame tires year-round. On the first one, I drove 70,000 km, on the second one, after 35,000 km, I had to replace them. I refused to use them because, even before the tread wore out, they developed cracks, bulges appeared, and they became square. So far, the Chinese analogue suits me just fine. It differs from the standard Barguzin tires - they are slightly stiffer and a bit noisier. Also, at the end of February, I managed to drive in winter mode on frost. At -18°C, it did not become stiff. It behaves just as predictably as the Kama Flame. Those who have experienced it will understand. In general, most likely, next time I will buy the same one.