Reviews of VITOUR tires

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Based on 38 reviews and 119 votes

119 votes

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3.9

Ride comfort:

3.5

Grip:

3.9

Noise:

1.0

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VITOUR

China

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among 66 manufacturers

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Sunstoned1 22 Feb 2025, 18:34

Rating 5.0

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I moved to the Vitour P1 last season. They're finally sanctioned this year. But more than that, holy hell do they last forever.

Nothing faster (they're on par with the a052). And yet... They last.

I did five events and 6,500 miles street and there's hardly any wear. As in, there's an etched swordfish logo on the tread block that's not even 1/32 deep and it's still visible!

I ran them in the remnants of Hurricane Helene (NC here) and had no issues even on the highway. Their cheesy named "water laser" technology seems to actually work.

Pros: last forever, good wet performance

Mileage: 10460 km

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AutoX_a_Truck 2 Feb 2025, 03:50

Rating 4.0

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When I ran P1s in the 70s and lower they needed part of an autoX lap to come in. Also, P1s come in 345s so when they did come in they were better than 315 Yokes. Head to head in the same size I'd go with the tire that works better cool/cold. But the P1s are impressive mid to end of the lap and seemed to allow higher cornering speeds in my non scientific testing.

Pros: higher cornering speeds

Cons: need time to come in

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Afro_Sergeant 1 Feb 2025, 23:23

Rating 2.0

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Do not recommend unless you can get a lot of heat into them. even on warm days they would need some time to get grip. If you're in Alaska I could see them not working well for like 8 months out of the year, and they're really expensive too.

Cons: need time to get grip

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Middle-Benefit8301 12 Jan 2025, 11:48

Rating 5.0

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for 200 TW I tried the vitour Tempesta p1 and it shocked me.. amazing grip with good price! its too good you wont beleive its 200 tw

Pros: amazing grip, good price

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Middle-Benefit8301 12 Jan 2025, 11:48

Rating 5.0

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for 200 TW I tried the vitour Tempesta p1 and it shocked me.. amazing grip with good price! its too good you wont beleive its 200 tw

Pros: amazing grip, good price

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Middle-Benefit8301 10 Jan 2025, 18:32

Rating 3.0

I doubt those vitour are 200 they drive like 140 or even 100 TW.

Cons: drive like 100 TW

Vehicle: Nissan

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Sunstoned1 6 Jan 2025, 01:47

Rating 5.0

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Longest lasting super 200 is the Vitour P1. Affordable, fun sizes, and they LAST a long time while keeping up with the top dogs. Got a set this year and I love them. Put 6,500 miles plus 25 AX runs and they've barely worn.

Pros: last a long time

Cons: barely worn

Mileage: 6500 km

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Foreign_Lawfulness34 5 Jan 2025, 07:40

Rating 4.0

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Vitour Galaxy R1 155R15, $63.89 each

Why a solid rib down the center?

These are vintage VW beetle size, 15 inch rim 4.5 inch wide. FWIW they have good reviews on the seller's website

Pros: good reviews on website

Vehicle: Volkswagen Beetle

Part number: 155R15

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Sunstoned1 25 Nov 2024, 01:53

Rating 4.0

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Vitour P1 for a long lasting 200tw that's only a hair behind the Hoosier. They also handle heat well, and come in some creative sizes

Pros: long lasting, handles heat

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Sunstoned1 16 Sep 2024, 22:41

Rating 4.0

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Sunday I'm doing my first event on the Vitour P1, moving from the Rival S 1.5. I'll report back.

Biggest thing on them is the sizes. They make weird sizes that can net you an advantage, especially on specific cars.

I've done about 1200 Street miles and it's a clearly faster tire. Hard as hell when cold. Like, the first mile or two is pretty bouncy. But settles in quickly just on street driving. I imagine the first lap will get enough heat in.

While I'd love to do an apples to apples size wise, the very availability of a 305 in a 15" tire at 200tw is a huge consideration. Like for like they could be slower, but the next widest 15" option is a 245" by the competitors' 200tw offerings. So, I'll post my results after Sunday's event.

The shorter overall OD can also help (or hurt) depending on gearing.

Pros: clearly faster tire

Cons: hard as hell when cold

Mileage: 1200 km