Tyre reviews Кама Евро 518. Page 1 122

I've liked the tires. Installed, run through a break-in period of about 700 km and are now behaving normally. They grip snow very well. On a track at speeds up to 110 km/h everything was fine, directional stability is in order, haven't driven any faster on them. They brake fairly well. They are quiet, at least no noisier than any other studded tires. They cost 2200 roubles each, I consider that expensive, but I bought them

I liked them, right after installation they were noisy and "hard", but then they settled in, I slightly reduced the pressure to the lower limit of the norm and everything became excellent. In other respects, reliable tires.

Tried the studded tires, but returned to the spiked ones again. Took Kamu, it's enough for me. It grips, not too noisy, performs well in snow. Now I don't get stuck in my yard, not ashamed to drive as it was with the previous ones.

The studding is not the noisiest, there were louder ones, the studs work, cling, and scrape through the snow. Moderately soft. The studs do not fall out, which is also important, so it's a practical option.

I tried out studded tires, didn't like them. Went back to spikes. Took Kamu Euro - much better. Both on clean asphalt and on rough roads, and on snow it performs well. Even cleared snow drifts at my country house.

Budget tire, but rides fairly well. I mostly drive on highways and local roads that are far from perfect, so the speed is usually not above 60-70 km/h. At that speed, all the tire's actions are performed well, except for road noise on the highway.

I bought it with the first snow, was in a rush so I chose based on price-quality ratio. In the end, the choice fell on this tire. The pluses are that it grips the snow well, acceptable price, and fairly predictable moderate braking both on snow and on icy asphalt... The minuses are that it's noisy, and by the end of the first season I had lost around 5-6 studs from the tire, which is quite concerning, especially during winter. I'm

Normal tires, reasonable price, enough sales of popular sizes. The quality of manufacturing is also decent, the studs are securely attached.

The tread pattern suits me, and the number of studs is also just right. Medium-soft, at normal city speeds, handling is predictable. I don't expect more. The noise is like most studded tires.

I liked that it grips on any surface in winter at any temperature. It makes noise with the studs on asphalt noticeably, but not too loudly. At high speeds over 120, it vibrates a bit, but not critically and is generally barely noticeable, although it's possible that the issue is with the old rims, I didn't true them before installing the tires. It handles well on snow, both loose and packed, on ice, and in ruts.