Tyre reviews Кама Alga SUV. Page 2 922

For the Niva, the tires fit well. I drove one winter on the Scorpion all-season tire, the second on this Kama, the difference is in favor of Kama! Despite the budget, the result exceeded expectations. In frost, it's noticeably better on dry asphalt, on ice and rutting, they hold excellently, but when there's slush on the asphalt, the braking distance increases noticeably! On a dirt road in the mud, naturally, it's even more confident.

These are the cheapest tires of this size, so you shouldn't expect much from them. They behave more or less on a four-wheel drive car, but there is a significant sideways drift. I drove through the woods and didn't get stuck, neither in wet snow nor just like that. The tires are still in place, and the rubber is not worn out. They were poorly balanced, 60-100 grams per wheel, but objectively, the problem might also be with the disks, although my summer Kama is balanced normally. In terms of acoustic comfort, everything is not bad, they are not too noisy.

I bought these tires in the fall, I'm writing a review because I finally drove on them in light frost (around -10°C), on snowy slush, and on light ice. They're a bit rolly when turning, but at the same time, they're stiff enough on potholes, speed bumps, and other obstacles. They perform well on snow at low speeds, but at speeds over 70 km/h, they start to float. Good tires for the money. In terms of noise, they're like any other tires, and you can barely hear them when the differential is around the corner.

The ideal option for an SUV, especially if you drive a lot and spend a significant part of your time not only on asphalt. Very comfortable. Never lets me down. Will buy again.

Bought 24 years new, the tire is crap, I've never seen anything like it. You drive like you're on eggs, it bumps at speed. There are 50-70 grams of weights on each wheel, that's how much they load on killed tires. Unbearable. Okay on mud though

Budget tire. Probably the best in this price range. Everything that is quieter and more comfortable is cheaper. Although Alga is not bad in this regard either. The ride is not super soft, but it's confident that it won't burst. If you don't drive aggressively, you can safely drive on icy roads. The tires handle snow very well. After three years, I've noticed wear and tear, and there are losses of studs, although I haven't seen a tire without losses yet. In the last season, I haven't had any major issues with handling so far.

I'm satisfied with the choice of tires on my HYUNDAI Tucson, they're soft and quite durable, they handle confidently on the road, and they perform well on snow. They're a good choice for city-highway-village mode, in winter and spring. The sufficient passability has been tested in a poorly cleaned village, and the stability on the highway has been tested while driving in snow and changing lanes.

In operation, the second season of the tires, with all standard winter tire situations, the tires handle well, on bare ice you need to be more careful, as always, and on snow or the track it goes perfectly, snow drifts are crossed calmly.

Previously, I had Cordian, on which I had less confidence, of course, they were four years old, I changed them because I cut them on something, here everything is still intact without incidents.

Tires are efficient both on city roads and highways, and in so-called off-road winter conditions, it's not scary to leave the road and lay a new route for yourself, if, of course, the car allows it. I put a plus.

Decent grip on the road, drives well both on dry and wet surfaces, handles snow well and is okay on ice, the noise level is moderate, everything is in moderation for this tire.