Vittoria Road Race Tire - Rubino Pro

This tires are lightweight and it looks that will last a lot have a good grip but are a little hard to install at first

Great high end tires you could find at your shop at twice the price, and sent to your front door. What could make a better deal?

Only have about three hundred miles on them, but so far they have been great. Made it through the Death Ride without any problems.

Well first ride out on new threads I averaged 18mph instead of 17mph on my old Continentals. Handling and responsiveness excellent - good grip on cornering. Installed them myself in 30 minutes, no issues. Very comparable with leading products and quality looks good. So far no complaints!

I have been using Rubino Pros for almost 10 years. I live in New Mexico where people recycle glass by throwing their long neck beer bottles out the windows of their pickup trucks. These tires are the most puncture-resistant light weight tires that I have used. While not puncture proof, they beat every other brand that I have tried. I especially like to use them in centuries and triathlons. In over 50 triathlons where I have ridden Rubino Pros, including 3 half-Ironmans and 2 Ironmans, I have never had a puncture, yet at 230 grams per tire, they are almost as light as the lighest racing clinchers.

Been using Vredestein tires and think the Rubino Pro will be comparable and a lower price. Time will tell.

The Rubino Pro is a great tire that always delivers. I use them for 3-season road training as well as all training races through the spring and summer. They are very durable for the weight/performance and I get good mileage out of them.

I bought several of these last week, put about 300 mi, good rolling resistance, good cornering, smooth ride @ 120 lbs pressure. I have used conti gp 4000 and miche pro race 2 my last two sets of training tires and these feel just about as good. Took them to the bike shop and had them weighed @ 228 gr. Installed easy on my rol's and like a dream on my buddies Open Pros. If these last they will be great.

I found the Vittorias no trouble to install and so far (400 miles) they seem great. I usually run Michelin Racing 3. These run a little smoother maybe and seem, from looking at the surface, to pick up fewer tiny cuts. They're not as sticky to the touch as the Michelins, but I notice no difference in cornering or feel. I like the all-black look. They come in simple boxes with two little decals.

Great performance for the price (so far). A little hard to mount initially (Hutchinson the best), but supple ride is nothing like the other tires I've tried except maybe the early Specialized All-Condition Pros (without Kevlar) and Hutchinson Fusion Comp (too many punctures). It doesn't make that sucking sound like a few of the others that I've tried (Serfas & Specialized). Good on the corners, accelerates well, but not the best grip in the rain. I am hoping they will be as durable as my old Hutchinson Long Distance tires were, but I only have a couple hundred miles so far.