Tyre reviews Кама Евро 236 224

Largus bought in summer 2013 - these tyres were on it. As they are clearly marked as ALLseasons, he decided not to change them for the winter. I can only mention as a minus that in deep snow at defrost (mud) without experience you can't go far on them, to start on black ice or glare ice on ascent is complicated. Otherwise, for the given price, there are too many tyres. If we consider the average life of tyres for a

Installed it as it’s recommended for polo cars, with a 40g balance for 4 wheels, which is a breakthrough for a kart. It performs well in wet conditions with grassy turns, but I haven’t encountered icy conditions since I usually leave for work around 10 am.

Tires on HR-V are surprisingly good, I was really shocked when buying the car that the previous owner was actually driving on them, but I decided to give it a try. The tires were a pleasant surprise, even in cold weather (below -15), and it braked well and didn't vibrate on the road.

Good model.

Pros:

Very good budget tire. Almost silent. Very strong. Once crashed into a pothole - a steel wheel was killed, the tire remained absolutely intact. Goes well on a rutted trail and on sand. Immediately replaced the set of the original summer "Hankuk" (145/70-13) with this model, took as a full-season, although it rarely goes out in winter. Goes decently on rutted snow. Stably withstand

3 years gone on the road, not a single puncture! Wear is only just over half, but I still plan to get two more seasons out of them. The tire is quite stiff, so it doesn't float around in the heat. It feels good on dirt, even in the rain. I get a stable 20-25g of balance on every wheel every year.

In the summer, it is perfect, goes like all-season, I drove in the winter, around the city is fine, even on bare ice, you can drive with your head, the only thing is that it doesn’t like deep snow, you can get stuck, but for such a price - it's a fairy tale! It's strong, no burps, although I bumped into the curb, on a wet road it's also fine, a bit humming, but I'm already used to

As of the recall, I have put on about 7 years on two sets of Kama. Approximately 120-130,000 km in total. A lot of city driving, a lot of highway driving, summer trips south to Russia. I like the tire. I'm not very sensitive to noise, so this drawback is insignificant to me, and the rails and aeroboks make more noise anyway. Yes, it is noisier than another tire I've driven on. But the big

I've known Kam for a long time, 8 years on a ChevNiva, installed immediately from the factory, they worked well all the time, for both summer and winter tires. They didn't let us down on dirt and field roads in the summer. So, on a new Lada Vesta SV, I decided to also buy a Kam Euro 236 for summer, as the price/quality ratio was acceptable and the fact that it behaves well on dirt, unlike expensive branded brands

Tires meet the price/quality ratio and are more of a seasonal tire, the rubber is more of a summer tire, but can be used in winter if needed, just not on ice.

They work perfectly. The tread adheres to the road even at -10°C. They don't lock up. They handle well on gravel, up to 70 km/h. On asphalt, they are stable up to 165 km/h. Haven't tried anything further.