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- Alfa Romeo Giulia QF
- 225/45 R17
- 11,000 miles
- A Combination of Roads
- Average
These came stock on my Giulia QF, they are amazing in the dry as you'd expect. They are a very sticky tire. I can't really say what they are like in the wet as it's been dry for months in the UK. But when I picked the car up in January there was torrential rain and some light snow on the roads and they were absolutely fine.
The biggest problem with the Corsa's are the amount of stones they collect when warm and sticky. Pulling into services or a carpark which might have loose gravel is a total nightmare. Or overtaking A roads where loose stones are standing in the middle, when you pull away the noise from the stones leaving the tires is like your driving on a new resurfaced stonechip road. I am sure this is the reason why my rear outer edge rear bumpers are all peppered to death after 10k miles. And for this reason alone I would never put these on the car again.
The biggest problem with the Corsa's are the amount of stones they collect when warm and sticky. Pulling into services or a carpark which might have loose gravel is a total nightmare. Or overtaking A roads where loose stones are standing in the middle, when you pull away the noise from the stones leaving the tires is like your driving on a new resurfaced stonechip road. I am sure this is the reason why my rear outer edge rear bumpers are all peppered to death after 10k miles. And for this reason alone I would never put these on the car again.