Very noisy on highway

had equip (replace Hankook H308) these new Tyre to my small car(Proton Iriz) to try on as it is still new for malaysia market, 1st impression is the road noise reduce drastically compare to hankook tyre and the handling also improving. Try it for few hundrad miles and may notice that it also capable to handle some small uneven road bounce with confident. Turning Quit accurate but not as good as Bridgestone EP300

I have a GitiComfort T20 in my Camry XV30 and it is what it is. A comfort tire. It is decent on dry roads but performs poorly on wet roads. It locks up really easily in the wet and it happened to me twice. It also understeers a lot even at low speeds when wet. For everyday city drive in summer time this is ok. Would not recommend for those who may want some performance in the wet.

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The tyres exhibit great levels of plushness, superior ride quality.
The tyres also gave the steering greater heft. Made the car more stable and surefooted on highway speeds, but also less direct and agile around tight corners.

I was pleasantly surprised with these Giti COMFORT XA1's. I had used the Michelin CrossClimate 2's before which is an amazing tyre, but they don't do them in 215/65/17. So we opted for the Manufacturers listed Tyre ( our car is a US VW Tiguan SE 4-Motion 2.0 TSI). Without bedding them in we drove up a mountain in torrential rain. The roads were so steep hairpins/switchbacks that on the way back down the Hill Decent Control kicked it. Then we jumped on a highway for 150 miles in serious hard driving rain. I was impressed. Now bedded in, they're great in the dry and the humid heat of Arkansas, the biggest issue here really is potholes. For WInter I would happily buy a set of steel rims and stick cross climate 2's on, but at the moment these things are much better than I would have imagined. I would certainly buy them again