VittoriaRubino G+ Road Tire(Return to Product Page)

Not too bad, I'm more of a high thread count tire guy and prefer folding tires but decided these might be worth a shot. The graphen compound is nice. I have used the Higher end versions and was pleased these are no exception. Smooth ride and they grip the road well for my winter weather demands. I have no complaints, it's a good tire reasonably priced.

I bought these to mount up on some CN Carbon rims I got on hoo. These are not super light, but they aren't so bad. They roll real nice on pavement and all manner of drymost gravel. They grip well on looser climbs and accelerate and brake well on wet or dry grass. Obviously, the smooth center loses some points when things get real sloppy, but it isn't horrible - rather, it stays squirms along in a relative straight line and slides predictably in mushy turns. The 120 TPI version of this tire FAR out performs the 60 TPI version.

Got these for my Commuting bike and for training rides.

I put on about 25 - 50 miles a week. I've put on a couple hundred miles and the tires have held up fine. I have Easton 50 rims, which are super hard to get on. And this tire is no exception. But once on, and with the tire pressure pumped up to 130 psi, the wheels are good to go.

I'm a repeat used of Vittoria tires and typically buy them when on sale but it wouldn't stop me from purchasing otherwise. I have had very good luck with the Rubino's and flats too. I would now be hesitant to try another tire.

Incredible value for the money. great durable and versatile tires.

I have ridden 2 sets of Rubino G folding tires prior to ordering prior and had great experience with them. Thus I decided to order another set when the ones on the bike were getting worn. I didn't realized the set I ordered with wire, not folding, when I did a sort of Vittoria tires. I was wondering at the time of purchase why they were well descounted. Never-the-less, they ride just as well as the folding and to my surprise, they seem easier to mount(without tire levers) than the folding version. Maybe it just this particular batch of tires? Regardless, I have been averaging 3000-4000 miles on a set and don't get much puncture unless I happened to ride over broken glass I didn't see.

I am a cycling enthusiast who puts on about 300-350 miles a month in good weather. I don't have a lot of experience to compare these to. They came stock on my Bianchi Infinito CV Disc bike (amazing bike!) and I will most likely put them back on when the time comes. So far after 650 miles they have never let me down. The ride is great for a recreation or endurance rider and I have not had one flat, even after riding through broken bottles, road debris, and significant potholes in the road, all unavoidable under the circumstances. I even had to come to a screeching halt when I didn't see a parked car on a rural highway and had to stop within a very short distance at 18 mph (light battery died on a long endurance ride). I will not change tires until something proves defective on these Rubino Pro G tires...they're that good and I have a lot of confidence in them. Great tire from Vittoria!

Over the years I've ridden Michelin, Continental, even Schwalbe and still go back to Vittorias though I can't say exactly why. I did have the Extreme ? or Enduros but they were damnable to get off and on the rims, the bike shop suggested that it's the rubber compound they use. I'm not hard on tires and get good mileage, 3000 easily and have pushed it close to 4000.

Best price on these tires and the transaction was flawless.

Very good tires at a great peice.