Just following up with my newly installed Vredestein Quatrac Pro rubber on my 2018 Giulia Ti Sport Q4, the largest fender gap (ride height) of them all! The extra meat makes a huge difference in the fender gap IMO. I have 5mm front and 15mm rear spacers, thus the reason they are sticking out so much. I don't mind it, although 10mm or 12mm in the rear would probably be better. (original were 225/40R19 Pirelli Cinturato P7 all-season run-flats btw)
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MUCH MORE WHEEL PROTECTION
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Hope this helps illustrate how 245/40R19 tires on the OEM 19"x8" wheels (with spacers) looks.
As far as ride is concerned, these are quieter than the Pirelli's, but a bit soft feeling on initial turn. How well they handle under more severe situations (track, rain, ice, snow) is yet to be determined.
MUCH MORE WHEEL PROTECTION
Hope this helps illustrate how 245/40R19 tires on the OEM 19"x8" wheels (with spacers) looks.
As far as ride is concerned, these are quieter than the Pirelli's, but a bit soft feeling on initial turn. How well they handle under more severe situations (track, rain, ice, snow) is yet to be determined.
