Tyre reviews Кама Евро 517 15

Good tire, drives on any surface, even below zero. It performed best on snow, after the New Year holidays, when people were digging out their cars, I simply got in and went. The snow was 30-40cm.

I bought Kamaz-euro 517 on Shinko stamps with ET40 as a winter tire, the internet reviews were almost nonexistent, the tire is non-studded, I've never driven on such before, I was worried about it too. But as it turned out, I made a good choice, I'm 100% satisfied. I don't want to look at studs anymore. After one winter trip of 2400 km both ways I experienced all the conditions:

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A wonderful tire, firm enough, and noisy enough. In terms of safety, it's a safe bet, as it grips well on snow and ice, but there's a drawback in terms of comfort - it's noisy on asphalt.

Ran 3 years, almost 60,000 km on this tire. Overall satisfied, it has good traction and does not vibrate on asphalt. On winter roads, with normal speed, turns and braking occur without incident.

I bought it on Niva as a winter tyre (205/75 R15), chose it randomly, previously it was a summer Tagan (a terrible thing).
On the advice of Niva drivers, I started to use it as an all-season tyre. I was afraid that it would wear out during the summer, but my fears were not justified.
Pros: The tyre is quiet, high wear resistance (I drove about 65,000 km

The most important thing in winter they don't harden unlike European tires, I won't even mention Japanese ones. I found them better than Bridgestone. They're noisy, but I have a large tread due to sand.

Not the most popular model, but it suits me just fine. I bought it last year because there was a good discount on the set.

For the city it will go. Those who don't like studs will be satisfied. The noise is almost none, does not harden in frost.

The tyre came from the previous owner, as they decided not to replace it and we are hoping it will not let us down.

Purchased the Niva in the spring on these tires, mainly for trips to the dacha and fishing, already racked up 9,500 km. For the Niva, the tire is good, it handles a forest road, and it's not afraid of mud. I don't plan to replace them this winter.