SOUND-MUTING WATER WAVE PATTERN
Based on the soft bionic structure design of water flow, the flowing lines can break the air flow in the main groove and optimize the tire noise.
Based on the soft bionic structure design of water flow, the flowing lines can break the air flow in the main groove and optimize the tire noise.
The design of three-band variable pitch and dislocation effectively optimizes the inside noise of a driving car, also improving driving comfort.
The optimized transverse grooves of the crown lead to the longitudinal grooves, effectively reducing the pipe resonance and unwanted sound.
The outer main groove adopts 3D design, which accurately optimizes the stiffness of blocks and improves the control response for turning.
Achieves effective boundary curling inhibition effect, making the tire contact more uniform, while decreasing braking distance and to improving driving safety.
A new groove pre-deformation design facilitates drainage and reduces the tread creep deformation to achieve precise control.
The water film is ‘sucked’ into the transverse groove and then quickly discharged into the main groove. This process accelerates drainage, while ensuring wet grip performance and abrasion throughout the life cycle.
The optimized longitudinal groove ratio combines a widened groove in the middle, to obtain excellent drainage performance on wet roads.
The car's original tires produced an unbearable low-frequency hum. This led me to test numerous replacement tires in search of a perfect balance of quiet comfort and responsive handling. Giti vs. Wanli SU306: The Giti tires showed significant improvements in both dry and wet grip. After 20,000 km of mixed driving, the Wanli tires experienced a more severe drop in grip performance compared to the Giti P10. Giti P10 vs. Michelin Primacy 5: When the Giti tires eventually started to lose their quietness, I switched to the Michelin Primacy 5. However, in brand-new condition, the Giti P10 actually proved to be quieter. Additionally, it outperformed the Michelin in braking distance, cornering grip, and steering precision.
Value for money! In between performace & comfort range! Wet handling & branking is great! Comfort in bumpy road! Rolling resistance not as good. Slightly noises on lousy road surface.
After rave reviews, I tried the Giti Control P10 tires, attracted by their price—half that of premium tires. If comfort and low noise are priorities for daily driving, these may not suit you. Pros: Half the cost of premium tires, comparable rolling resistance to my previous Hankook Ion EVO, and better wet grip with confident handling in rain. Cons: Noticeable 'weng weng' sound at 80-95 km/h, which may bother sound-sensitive drivers. Comfortable and quiet for the first 3,000-4,000 km, but they get bumpier and noisier afterward, unlike premium tires, which typically maintain comfort until 10,000 km.
Fitted it on a BYD atto 3 EV. Definitely an upgrade compared to the stock tyres. Wet handling and braking was good under heavy rain and felt safer overall. Will buy again as it's really value for money.
These tyres surprised me at every ‘turn’ literally. Didn’t expect much out of them as they were lower cost replacements to my previous Goodyear EfficientGrip 2s, who were losing grip over 25k mileage of use. The P10s started off slightly harsher and felt heavy at steering initially but warmed up nicely at about 500km mark of initial use. I drive a mix of 30% city & 70% highway and Am pleasantly impressed how well it manages road feel and both wet & dry braking. Steering is precise with good response and comfort+NVH levels are well controlled. I have driven on Bridgestones, Pirellis, Goodyears & Michelins and in comparison Giti feels like a good product given its price level, really giving the bigger boys a run for their money. I will definitely consider them again