Tyre reviews Кама Никола 41

It was worth the money!!

I bought 195-65-15 for my Niva to drive all year round, I was a bit worried about driving on it in winter at first, but it turned out to be quite good, it handles both snow and slush perfectly, although it's a bit noisy on dry roads, but it's tolerable, I used to drive on Belshina and it would screech all the time!! Driving on ice is a bit scary

I will say upfront that I am not a fan of any one brand or model of tire (you can't keep up with the latest and greatest). When choosing for myself, I always opt for the best price-to-quality ratio. First and foremost, I look for safety. The tires grip the road well, providing excellent traction in any weather conditions. Tread wear is moderate. I won't argue with that: any item wears out over time. Noise from the tires is also moderate, but it

Off-road capabilities - not tire - song! Turns almost at any speed your axle can handle. Very hard to rip off on dry, but holds well on wet. Braking on yuza - not an easy task, more likely will smash your windshield than rip off. On snow, as on groomed, as on loose, leaves a big part of the studded tires far behind. But there is a lump of honey and a spoon of gall in this bottle, namely: a simply unimaginable

The tyre is relatively cheap and performs well, mainly on gravel roads and also performs its functions on asphalt.

SIX seasons, gentlemen! Six seasons, 70,000. Grandpa's careful driving on the city and highway. I think it would have lasted another season or two in the style of "chotky pozyk," but I don't need it.

The pros: fairly easily climbs through the mud, wear-resistant. Keeps fairly well on dry roads. I only got aquaplaning once, when I had the brains to 70 km/h enter a puddle on

The tyre is on the ground, has done 56,000 miles in two years and still has some life left in it. Anyway, it's definitely got some life in it and is worth its money. But you shouldn't expect miracles on the road.

I'm a Gaz 31105 owner, and I prefer to use NIKOLA tires in the positive temperatures, and when the first snow came (50% wear, 2 years old) I felt the driver's fear - to be a victim of black ice, handling 0, traction almost 0. Then I installed 3-year old domestic-made tire (copied from import model) on studs, and I felt like a virtuoso, however, I didn't like - the

Tires are not curved, well balanced, sidewalls are strong enough. Not afraid of mud. I drove until the cold off-season. The tires were from acquaintances, two years old, I myself drove for another two. Normal rubber

I bought 4 wheels in 2018. One wheel still has no weight balancer, the others have weight balancers ranging from 10 to 45 grams.

The tires performed well, I will buy the same again.