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Passenger Car

Innovatively tailored tires for passenger cars.

SUV / 4x4

Keep yourself and your family protected with Giti’s wide range of SUV and 4x4 tire options

Light Truck / Van

Stop worrying about your tires and focus on your business with Giti’s light truck and van line

Truck and Bus

Focused on delivering quality and cost-effectiveness, Giti Truck & Bus tires are created to help you achieve business success.

Passenger Car

SUV / 4x4

Light Truck / Van

Truck and Bus

SUV / 4x4

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SUV
Sedan
GitiComfort Series

GitiComfort F50

GitiComfort F50

A safe and silent SUV offering to keep the whole family comfortable and at peace.

Rim Size 16 - 20 Aspect Ratio 45 - 65 Speed Rating (km/h) H - V

GitiComfort F50

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4x4
SUV
Giti4×4 Series

Giti4×4 AT70

Premium tire offering featuring off-road performance through an attractive and aggressive tire pattern.

Rim Size 15 - 20 Aspect Ratio 50 - 75 Speed Rating (km/h) R - T

Giti4×4 AT70

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4x4
SUV
Giti4×4 Series

Giti4×4 AT71

Giti's latest premium 4x4 tire offering durability and rigidity for excellent off-road performance.

Rim Size 16 - 20 Aspect Ratio 50 - 70 Speed Rating (km/h) S - H

Giti4×4 AT71

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Sedan
SUV
GitiComfort Series

GitiComfort F50+

GitiComfort F50+

A safe and silent SUV offering to keep the whole family comfortable and at peace.

Rim Size 18 - 18 Aspect Ratio 55 - 55 Speed Rating (km/h) V

GitiComfort F50+

How to Read Your Tire

Referring to the widest point of the tire, from sidewall-to-sidewall. Usually measured in millimeters, the larger the number, the wider the tire.

The rim size, measured in inches, is the distance measured between the two bead seat areas in a tire, where the tire and the wheel come together.

The load index refers to the maximum weight a tire can carry when inflated to the correct pressure. The load index number corresponds to a maximum weight on the Tire Load Index Chart.

Based on a speed rating chart, the tire speed rating refers to the fastest speed that the tire can safely maintain over time. With higher speed ratings, you will experience better control and handling at higher speeds.