Tyre reviews Кама Флейм. Page 2 550

The tires are perfect for the city and allow for a normal pace even on uncleared streets. They are fully sufficient, since you mostly drive home-work-store, and on rare trips out of town, Flame handles the highway and snow-covered roads well. That's why I chose a budget option for summer 23, and I'm driving calmly, installed on an old Nissan Terrano, to move freely around uncleared courtyards and small streets with potholes.

Over the past two seasons, it has been moving on the road and can be said without a steering wheel, it listens to the course, everything continues in the same spirit. The Flame is not studded and I liked how it holds on snowy roads and is also controllable. The tire has a decent quality, since it was not damaged and the wear is very little, and it is not noisy. It is balanced from 16 to 25 grams.

Of course, driving on ice requires caution, and the same goes for any tires on ice, you need to be careful. In other respects, for Niva, it copes with urban obstacles (snowbanks, snowdrifts) and in natural conditions, it calmly drives through snow. The rubber is strong, when hitting potholes, it didn't reveal any defects. Balancing during installation, I think, is normal at 10-20 grams, it's been in use for the fourth season.

It stays on the Niva all year round, traveling to the village, forest, and not much highway (50 kilometers per trip), as it was immediately taken for nature and fishing. The snow plow handles well, in the summer it drives normally on rough terrain (without swamps, no need to dig and conquer). It reliably performs its tasks for three seasons and will still serve enough. A suitable winter option, it tramples the snow properly, it's not scary to drive on slippery roads, there's an understanding that the tires will handle it. In the summer, I don't drive far, the forests in the surrounding areas did not pose any difficulties for the tires.

Tires demonstrate excellent cross-country ability on various surfaces, including light dirt and mud. They reliably grip the road even in the rain, providing safe handling. Tires do not slip in turns and have sufficient grip on asphalt.

On dry roads it's okay, on water it's average, the main thing is that it's good on dirt roads, in winter it handles well on snow, forest trails, the tire is not stiff, doesn't jerk the wheel, but it's not very good on ice

I won't compare with Continental on X-ray, but at its price, Flame has decent characteristics, and as long as they are sold, I will put them on my Niva.

Tires are about quality to price ratio for me. I've purchased them twice. The only downside is on ice, but otherwise I liked them, both on dry and snowy and muddy surfaces. The sidewall is not weak. Now I've switched to their relatives, Viatti Bosco.

The previous set was the same Kama Flame. Not noisy, not bad in mud, acceptable in winter in urban and rural conditions. Haven't found more suitable tires for myself yet, and didn't really look for them.

I've been watching a familiar off-roader who bought these tires for the second time. I finally purchased them myself. In the summer, they're more than enough for driving into the woods or to the river bank, in the winter I usually don't drive, but they also handle snow well. I haven't driven on ice, I think only studded tires are suitable for that.