Rubino Pro

These have been great tires .

Is a very good tire , so far 400 miles and holding very well and the price fair. Totally satisfied

I’ve had great luck with Vittoria tires and these are great. So far I have about 1500 miles on them and appear to have a lot of tread left to go (I have swapped front/rear once so far). I am running 28mm at 70-75psi and the rolling resistance seems low and they ride great. I don’t ride in the wet so I can’t comment on wet traction, but on dry roads they feel very confident. For the price, I think these are great tires.

No lo he probado aún! Parece ser de buena calidad!! Veremos

Buyer should be advised that because the tires are shipped folded up, and so do not have a distinctive round tire shape, so they do not readily pop into the wheel's "hook" inside edge, even after clearing the rim wall and being "inside" the wheel. After frustration, I realized I had to pinch the tire sidewalls together to raise the tire center and bring the beads together, then press the side-by-side beads into the wheel trough, hold that tightly down in the trough while working the bead further along into the wheel. Then the rest of the tire followed. You REALLY need tire irons (or nylon ones) to persuade the tire bead over the wheel wall and into the wheel center. My thumbs sure are not that strong. 100 p.s.i MINIMUM pressure, so have a good pump! Mount in the rotation direction shown by the arrow on the sidewall. I have been for ONE ride on my Cannondale Synapse and with the tires at @110 p.s.i. the ride was punishing, transmitting molecular variances in the pavement into me. Next ride I will set the pressure at the minimum recommended 100 p.s.i.

My go to road tire. Very smooth. Flats are rare.

I am on my third set of Vittoria tires. Great grip and long lasting. Could not ask for more.

These arm without a doubt the worst tires I have ever purchased, with unsatisfactory customer support to match. I cycle between 5,000-6,000 miles per year. When I installed the tires, I had some challenges getting them seated and had to use a tube in one of them for a few days to get the shape to work itself out. Once seated, they didn’t retain pressure for more than about 24 hours and then they were completely flat. Worse though, was that they actually lost their seal while riding, which almost caused me to crash on a corner. I thought maybe it was just one tire, but I have tried all four tires and they all have the same problem. I even tried to use a tube inside the tire at one point, but the tube started bulging out between tire and rim. I was only at 80PSI, which is only slightly above minimum required pressure. I did try and get support, but because I couldn’t find the receipt, there was no ability to return them. I have now gone back to using Pirelli tires. Seat first time, don’t lose pressure and my average speed is up from 19 on Vittoria to 19.5, even though I am coming back from a serious injury. So, take it from me, there are better products for similar price - don’t waste your time on this.