Alfa-romeo Giulia Tires
The Giulia sedan dates back to the early 60s with Alfa Romeo; early models of the Giulia weighed barely over a ton with a fairly powerful engine (for its time), making them a pretty potent sedan package. The Giulia was revived as a model for 2015 as the first rear-wheel-drive version of the car in over 20 years. The modern-day Giulia is a stylish compact that was named European Car of the Year for ‘17 and Motor Trend’s Car of the Year for ‘18. The Giulia is powered by either a turbo 2.0L 4-cyl or a 2.9L twin-turbo V6 that puts out an incredible 505 hp for neck-snapping acceleration; the ‘20 model features an upgraded infotainment system, Wi-Fi hotspot, and a list of other advanced features.
The Alfa Romeo Giulia has a near-perfect 50-50 front-to-rear weight distribution for excellent handling and road manners. It’s also loaded with advances like a carbon fiber driveshaft, aluminum alloy shock towers, carbon fiber aerodynamics, and a torque vectoring differential; thanks to weight reduction and a cylinder deactivation system, even the hottest versions of the Giulia are capable of 28 mpg highway.
Here at FORTLUFT, we’ve completed a list of the best Alfa Romeo Giulia tires based on SimpleScore and put them all together in one place, including ultra-high-performance (UHP) and all-season tire choices. Ready? Let’s get started:
1. Continental ExtremeContact DWS06+ – Best UHP All-Season tire
The Continental ExtremeContact DWS06+ is designed with Conti’s SPORTPLUS+ technology package, for a tire that scores an overall 9.4 in our SimpleScore rankings. The ExtremeContact DWS06+ gets a SimpleScore of 9.8 for traction thanks to a system of high-angle and circumferential grooves, 3D sipes, X-grooves, and macroblocks with chamfered block edges that provide grip even in light snow. Cornering, braking performance, steering response, and road manners are all tight and responsive without being twitchy, with a 2-ply reinforced sidewall and SportSidewall insert that reduces deformat