Tyre reviews Кама Flame M/T. Page 4 724

They are installed on the Niva all year round. The Niva is mainly used for trips to the woods and mountains. They can handle both snow and mud. They can drive out of the rut. In principle, you can confidently drive on asphalt at a moderate pace, with trips of 100-300 km to the desired location. And the tires are very durable, now it's already the fourth year, and without any damage.

Massive tread, durable tires, super traction. I acquired them back in '22. They're still pulling strong. All the tires are fully intact. They churn through mud and tow exceptionally well. They're balanced. I don't drive fast on asphalt with them, I maintain a moderate pace, smooth acceleration, and glide smoothly over the asphalt. Nature is their element, with them you've got nothing to fear, but it's still best not to switch off your brain.

Very decent tires. Balanced with ease. Makes a slight humming noise on asphalt at speeds up to 50 km/h. The hum disappears afterwards. Handles mud perfectly. Not very good handling at speeds over 110 km/h, especially on wet asphalt, but it's not designed for that anyway.

Generally now Kama rules on my car, in the summer Flame MT, in the winter I 511. Always super passable. On MT I climbed through the forest thickets, climbed the mountain and rode on it until late autumn. In the winter, snow confidently tramples the I-511.

As surely many have on Niva. Four seasons have passed, and they still just as confidently pull Niva through rough terrain. For trips to the wilderness, the best tire.

Flame M/T + Niva = all-terrain vehicle. They pull and tow through mud, boldly go over stones. The integrity of the tires has not been affected over two seasons. On the highway, of course, super speed is not for them, they behave moderately, but it's noisy and you understand that it's better to move at a moderate pace. In the city, they behave normally. But the most pleasure is off-road.

Appearance impresses and actually works. Allows to boldly move along forest roads, was both on sand and on clay, copes. Withstand stone blows. Everything is in order.

The tire has good reviews for its off-road capabilities on various surfaces, it can pull up a hill and dig out where necessary. On the highway, it's a bit noisy, but that's not its element; it's not a highway tire.

As soon as he put on the Flame M/T, he felt a better grip on the ground, it gave a sense of calm before obstacles, but one should always think with their head, you can recklessly get into anything. Flame M/T is quite passable.