ALFA ROMEO Stelvio Tire Sizes & Rim Specifications by Year and Trim

The ALFA ROMEO Stelvio comes with varying tire sizes and rim dimensions depending on the model year and trim level. Early models typically feature base trims with 18-inch rims, while sportier trims or newer years may include 19- or 20-inch rims to enhance performance and style.\n\nTire size markings change accordingly, with common sizes ranging from 225/60R18 up to 255/45R20. Rim widths also vary to maintain the correct tire fitment, commonly spanning from 7.5 inches to 8.5 inches in width. It's essential to refer to the specific year and trim for accurate tire and rim size details.\n\nWhen comparing Stelvio trims, consider that higher trims often come with wider and larger diameter wheels, impacting ride comfort and handling characteristics. For replacement tires or upgrades, verify the OEM size to ensure compatibility and optimal driving performance.\n\nConsulting the wheel and tire specifications by model year and trim assists owners and buyers in making informed decisions for maintenance and customization of their ALFA ROMEO Stelvio.

Year
Make / model / trim Year Tire size Wheel
ALFA ROMEO Stelvio Quadrifoglio Final Edition2026255/35R219" × 21"
ALFA ROMEO Stelvio GT2025255/45R208.5" × 20"
ALFA ROMEO Stelvio Veloce2024255/45R208.5" × 20"
ALFA ROMEO Stelvio Sprint2023235/50R198" × 19"
ALFA ROMEO Stelvio Quadrifoglio2022255/45R208.5" × 20"
ALFA ROMEO Stelvio Ti Sport2021235/50R198" × 19"
ALFA ROMEO Stelvio Ti2020235/55R187.5" × 18"

For bolt pattern (PCD), offset ET, center bore, and mounting details, open the bolt pattern page for Alfa Romeo Stelvio.

FAQ

What are the common tire sizes for the ALFA ROMEO Stelvio?
Common tire sizes range from 225/60R18 on base trims up to 255/45R20 on higher trims and newer model years.
How does rim width vary across Stelvio trims?
Rim widths typically range from 7.5 to 8.5 inches, increasing for sportier or higher-end trim levels.
Can I fit larger tires on a lower Stelvio trim?
Fitting larger tires may require verifying rim width and clearance; it's best to match OEM specifications to avoid issues.
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