GitiControl | Giti Middle East

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Giti4×4

Rugged on and off-road options for the adventurous and fun-loving driver

GitiControl

Exceptional control and wet handling capabilities for even the most demanding drivers

GitiSport

An Ultra-High-Performance range with premium grip and precise maneuvering

Giti4×4

GitiControl

GitiSport

GitiControl

All
Performance
EV-Compatible
RunFlat

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Sedan
SUV
GitiControl Series

GitiControl P80

GitiControl P80

Giti's newest high-performance offering designed for premium vehicles. Combining top technology and advanced wet/dry

Rim Size 18 - 22 Aspect Ratio 35 - 55 Speed Rating (km/h) V - Y

GitiControl P80

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Sedan
SUV
Electric Vehicle
GitiControl Series

GitiControl P10

GitiControl P10

An ultra-high performance summer tire providing a comfortable drive.

Rim Size 17 - 22 Aspect Ratio 35 - 60 Speed Rating (km/h) H - Y

GitiControl P10

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SUV
GitiControl Series

GitiControl P80 RunFlat

GitiControl P80 RunFlat

Experience GitiControl P80 RFT, Giti's newest high-performance offering designed for premium vehicles.

Rim Size 17 - 20 Aspect Ratio 35 - 60 Speed Rating (km/h) V - W

GitiControl P80 RunFlat

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Sedan
Electric Vehicle
GitiControl Series

GitiControl P10 RunFlat

GitiControl P10 RunFlat

An ultra-high performance summer tire providing a comfortable drive, with RunFlat Technology.

Rim Size 18 - 20 Aspect Ratio 35 - 55 Speed Rating (km/h) V - Y

GitiControl P10 RunFlat

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.