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I bought Kama Flame 205/70/16 tires in 2021 for my Niva 2121, I drive regularly, all year round and on all surfaces. I respond - the tires are great, all 4 summer seasons, I've driven without any issues! Now it's my 4th winter season, well, no problems so far. For the next season, I will buy new ones, exactly the same, and I know I won't regret it.

The service said that the wheels might be uneven, but the car drives perfectly.

In winter and summer with one color, the colors of Kama Flame. Of course, in winter it can be slippery in some places and increased carefulness is required, and it's clear that it would be better on pure winter tires, but my Niva is for my soul, I mainly use it on weekends, and I prefer to walk to work on foot. That's why the tires last a long time, my current Flame has been around for about eight years now and they still serve quite well, and only now am I starting to think about new ones, and the new ones will likely be the same.

The choice of Kama Flame tires has proven itself 100%. A comfortable and smooth ride, excellent grip on the road and reliability in any weather and time of year, make them the optimal option for car owners who value quality and economy.

The Niva is stock, without any modifications, so the Flame tires are used, as off-road tires would put extra load on the engine and transmission, which leads to nothing good except for additional expenses of time and money. Moreover, even with the Flame, if you drive aggressively, it handles very well and pushes and plows through mud and snow, performing its tasks. And in my opinion, the Flame itself is an excellent, comfortable, and soft tire.

I bought these tires for winter, but then I started driving on them in the summer as well, in muddy conditions they are not very comfortable, but on dirt roads, sand, and earth they are fine. Of course, they wear out faster in the summer.

Kama tires are not even worth buying. The strangest thing is that if you buy them in winter, they are winter tires, if in summer - summer tires. The all-season index is useless. They are worse than nothing in winter. They become brittle. The sides burst in the first year. Don't use them in winter. And it's better not to buy them at all!

Everything is fine, I'm satisfied with the tires. They are relatively soft and stable. Specifically, this Kamaya model is something that raises no questions at all.

The second set of tires. They hold the road well. But on slush and open ice, they can sometimes drift a bit, so you need to be on high alert. So, a great option for both city and country.