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Excellent cars, I highly recommend "Shina Class" for all Russian Lada Vaz owners. I've already bought the second set for the first set, after 80,000 km. They fully meet the price and quality.

I drive year-round on this tire without retreading.

Tires 16R are already very worn out, but in good condition. They are great on wet asphalt - aqua grips work perfectly. Just look at the tire track after a rain and you'll understand. On wet ground, dirt/mud/sand - normal. In short, tires hold as long as they have grip on the surface. Really, extremely! poorly on snowy mush and ice. These tires won't do for winter use. My back is soaked from driving on wet snow.

Excellent tyre for the Niva.

Completely satisfied!!!

Good tyres, especially in winter.

I acquired the Cam Follower after being thoroughly frustrated with the VLI-10, living in a rural mountainous area. On the VLI-10, it was hard to get up clayey slopes after heavy rain, and in the winter, without chains, forget it, but after installing the Cam Follower in 2005, the need for chains was reduced by 90%. I've been driving with this set for now, I've already covered 130,000 km, and I

Excellent city/highway tire and small off-road. No noise at all - a fact. Performs well in snowy mess and snow. Gets clogged in mud. I'd rate it 4 +. The tire was mounted on Niva 21214, 2007 and now is on Niva 21214, 2012.

I inherited a car from my grandfather. It had been standing in the garage for almost three years, and the tires were VLI-5 with an added tread. It is impossible to drive it at all. The only plus is that it handles well on dirt. I bought Kamaz Flame tires. Compared to VLI-5, they are simply great, I gave them a rating of 4 out of 5 stars. They are great on snow and asphalt.

Before purchasing I read a large number of reviews on this tire, both positive and negative. I would give Kamet Flame a solid "four" out of five in overall characteristics. At a usage mode of "summer-home" - 80 km of highway and 10 km of off-road - this is an ideal option; however Flame is not an all-terrain tire. It also handles mud decently, maintaining direction. Snow is also no problem. In the city on ice and snow - it