VittoriaRubino Pro IV Graphene 2.0 Tire Set with Inner Tubes - Includes 2 Performance Road Bike Tires (28-622) Plus 2 Standard Tubes (700X20/28 48mm)- Foldable Bicycle Tire Set (Full Black)

I'm not somebody who gets to swap around tires a lot or can talk a lot about road feel and grip etc, but I can say that I definitely noticed the difference when I stepped up from the Kendas and Vittoria Zaffiros that I had been riding. This is my second set - I bungied something under my seat that ended up dragging on my rear tire and shaving off quite a bit of rubber. I was able to use it for a few months but started getting more flats so I took advantage (again) of this two casings + two tubes deal for less than the price of two tires. So now I have a spare for when my front finally wears out. Nice all around tire for my trusty 1979 Bob Jackson that's been regeared and repainted, and I'm glad to be riding 28s instead of the 23s and 25s we all used to ride. (And a lot more convenient than my old tubulars!)

I've had these tires two weeks and rode them about 250 miles. The ride comfort is pretty good at 6.5 bars. There are no visible signs of wear or cuts at point. Rolling resistance is at par with tires of this weight, I'm chiefly concerned about punctures, so far so good.

Have ridden MANY road bike tires in the past 30 years. Hands-down, Vredestein Fortezza TriComps are the best I’ve ridden. Can’t get those anymore though. These Vittorias have a good quality ride, but I’m finding they don’t wear as long as I’d expect and they are more prone to puncture than I’d like as well. If you can get a two-pack for < $100, I’d do it. Decent tire. I run 28s.

Worst tire ever for flats. Since purchasing the tires about 4 months ago I have had 8 flats, approximately 2K of riding Continental Gator Skins are superior to this brand of Vittoria tires. With the Gator Skins I had one flat in 3 years with approximately 15K of riding.

Bought the 28mm for my tri bike, as far as the overall ride and comfort are concerned, they're perfect. The only catch is that they seem to be a little bigger than the other 28mm tires I've used. I'm only able to put 80PSI in them right now or they start to rub. I'm guessing that once they wear a little, I won't have that issue. Time will tell