Tyre reviews Кама 515 (нешип) 13

3 years on the shelf, driven every year. Wears down slowly, even in summer. I would call it more all-season than winter.

I bought non-studded ones, thinking that I could stud them if needed, but I've been driving like this for the second winter. Soft rubber, not noisy, copes with snow quite well. On ice, you need to be more careful, which is understandable, of course.

Took this year. It turned out to be a decent tire. Runs well on snow, if not fanatic, while not getting stuck. The tire is soft enough, I think there are enough studs.

I used to often go out into nature in the winter, fishing in the forest, but now I mostly drive within the city limits, so I replaced my old 515 studded tires with friction tires. The noise is gone, and on asphalt and sometimes on snow, the tires handle normally.

My Niva used to belong to someone who drove it on studded tires through the countryside, but I mostly drive on city streets, so I took it without studs. I took a cheap Kama. For now, it's enough. But the tires are satisfactory to everyone. In terms of price and overall performance, they handle pretty well on both asphalt and snowy slush. The tread is decent as well.

I took these tires as all-season. They were balanced normally up to 80 grams per wheel, the others less. The car is not the main one, I drive mainly in the suburbs, village, a little in the city. They ride normally on dirt roads, on snow. For me, they are, as they say, price-quality.

Good specimens at a low price. What's more, the tires are quite qualitative, not curved, balanced well, ride smoothly.

There are not many studs in general, but I chose this particular option. Overall, they are not too noisy to drive in the city, but they also handle snow well outside the city and in courtyards. The studs hold up sturdily. After three winters, there are still quite a few left.

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We don't have much open ice as such, asphalt and snow. So in recent years, I've been putting studs on all my cars. Kama 515 is no exception. It suits the price, decent tire quality, soft enough rubber, and a grippy tread.