Vitour Booth at the Sema Show 2018 

How do you like them

@@diggitydog2923 the Galaxy R-1s from Vitour have been a pretty good tire for the price. They have pretty good dry grip. But are very prone to hydroplaning if your in heavy rainfall. Light to medium rain is ok. I have an 87 Oldsmobile 442 that weights over 3600lbs I bought the 245/60/15's and the fit the factory 15inch wheels just fine and I have no problems with them rubbing anywhere. They are advertised as being 150mph capable. But my car is barely capable at getting to 110mph. Braking distance is much shorter with these tires. The only complaint that I have, is they seem to wear down pretty fast. They are rated to be a 30,000 mile tire. You'll be lucky to get 20,000 miles from them under everyday use, even with the best care. I would give them a rating of "7" out of 10. 10 being the highest score. Depending on what your putting them on. Your results maybe different, and tire size I'm sure, will be the biggest factor as far as determining satisfactory results in the end. I hope this helps you in your search for new tires. Just an honest tire review from a professional gearhead.

Does the lettering yellow/brown or stay white?

@@ndhp269 the white letters are still white even after the dog has pee, d on them quite regularly

​@@shanemcclaran3012much appreciated ' I'm considering buying a pair of 235x60 x14's for the front of my old Valiant ' and I want them to be directionally stable. Years ago I bought Chinese tires ( Blue Streak ) for the front of another car and they were diabolical ' I had a 250 mile trip ahead of me 'and Reckon I would have ended up crashing ' so I got the tire store to put them on the rear end which felt ok .But that made me wary of Chinese tires.