Best Tires for Ferrari Portofino 2018

On this page, you can find the best tires for Ferrari Portofino 2018 Base Model with tire size 245/35R20. For other trims please see the table below.

In addition, please note that different trims on the same year models can have different size tires, and in some models, the same trims can have different size tires from the factory. Check detailed information about the different trims for Ferrari Portofino 2018 by visiting the Ferrari Portofino page.

TrimTire Sizes
Ferrari Portofino 2018 Base Model245/35R20
285/35R20

Best Ferrari Portofino 2018 All Season Tires Tires

1.
Continental ProContact TX - 245/35R20

Key features

  • Long-lasting
  • Excellent performance in bad weather, especially under braking
  • Affordable pricing
  • Designed for fuel economy and comfortable driving

Review Summary

Based on all the research we’ve done on the ProContact TX tire, we can conclude that this model from Continental is a middle-of-the-road choice for users who want solid dry weather performance, long service life, and reasonable comfort. 

Where the ProContact TX fails to measure up is in its ultimate performance in dry weather. 

Users report that though rated for good traction in light snow, this tire doesn’t deliver the traction needed to be a top-performer as an all-season tire. It will work well in light snowfalls, and it provides excellent braking grip in wet weather, but it’s not capable of extreme performance in dry weather. 

If you’re in a warmer part of the world and snow or ice isn’t a concern, you might prefer a tire with better performance. But, overall, the combination of solid performance, excellent noise control, comfort, as well as a modest price point make the Continental ProContact TX a good choice for an all-season tire.

Survey Stats

Dry Traction
84.08%
Wet Traction
79.10%
Noise
75.35%
Comfort
77.22%
Tread Life
77.22%
Snow Traction
59.60%
ice Traction
53.72%

Best Ferrari Portofino 2018 High Performance Summer Tires

1.
Michelin Pilot Super Sport - 245/35R20

Key features

  • Best performance tire in its class
  • Decent tread life
  • Scores high in all categories for a performance tire
  • Cheapest of the compared tires

Review Summary

Our research concluded that the Michelin Pilot Super Sport rates highest in dry performance and is a tremendous all-around performance tire but lags in several critical factors compared to the Michelin Pilot Sport 4 S. 

While the Michelin Pilot Super Sport still ranks highest in dry performance at top speeds, the 4 S has better wet performance, similar handling at low speeds, and better cold and warm grip. The PZero falls behind or ties the Super Sport in several categories but has better wet performance. 

Overall, the Michelin Pilot Super Sport still ranks highest in sheer dry performance at top speeds while retaining good tread life, making this a good tire for people who want both performance and everyday tires.

Survey Stats

Dry Traction
95.02%
Wet Traction
90.02%
Noise
86.05%
Comfort
87.02%
Tread Life
87.02%

Test Results

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Performance Metrics

LabelValueDifference to Test Winner
Dry Handling 72.1 s -0.24 (-0.33%)
Dry Braking 33.93 M -0.21 (-0.62%)
Wet Handling 46.35 s +0.87 (1.91%)
Wet Braking 29.16 M +1.65 (6%)

Subjective Ratings

LabelValueDifference to Test Winner
Subj. Comfort 8.5 Points -1.5 (-15%)

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2.
Yokohama Advan Apex V601 - 245/35R20

Key features

  • Good traction in turns
  • Excellent in dry conditions
  • Impressive handling
  • Solid construction

Review Summary

Based on our research, we concluded the Yokohama ADVAN Apex V601 is one of the best max-performance summer tires around. From the data and user experiences that we have gathered, it’s suggested that this tire will perform best on dry pavement but can also hold its own in wet conditions when needed.

Survey Stats

Dry Traction
90.32%
Wet Traction
82.15%
Noise
81.72%
Comfort
81.51%
Tread Life
81.51%
3.
Pirelli P Zero (PZ4) - 245/35R20

Key features

  • Good traction in turns
  • Smooth performance
  • Excellent in wet and dry
  • Impressive handling

Review Summary

Based on our research, we concluded that the Pirelli P Zero PZ4 tire is one of the best summer tires in terms of short-term performance. From the information, analysis, and customer experiences that we have gathered, it’s evident that this is a tire that will serve drivers best on dry pavement.

Survey Stats

Dry Traction
91%
Wet Traction
82%
Noise
82%
Comfort
83%
Tread Life
83%

Test Results

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Performance Metrics

LabelValueDifference to Test Winner
Dry Handling 98.02 s +6.23 (6.79%)

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Performance Metrics

LabelValueDifference to Test Winner
Dry Braking 34 M +0.7 (2.1%)
Wet Braking 24.9 M +0.1 (0.4%)

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Performance Metrics

LabelValueDifference to Test Winner
Dry Handling 115.1 Km/H -0.1 (-0.09%)
Dry Braking 34.5 M +1.2 (3.6%)
Wet Handling 85.2 Km/H +0.5 (0.59%)
Wet Braking 41.3 M +2.5 (6.44%)

Extra Metrics

LabelValueDifference to Test Winner
Rolling Resistance 9.83 kg / t +1.45 (17.3%)
Noise 66.9 dB -0.6 (-0.89%)

Special Conditions

LabelValueDifference to Test Winner
Wet Circle 11.05 s -0.04 (-0.36%)
Curved Aquaplaning 2.75 m/sec2 +0.4 (17.02%)
Straight Aqua 77.5 Km/H +1.9 (2.51%)

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Performance Metrics

LabelValueDifference to Test Winner
Dry Handling 100.1 s +1.6 (1.62%)
Dry Braking 32.7 M +1.1 (3.48%)
Wet Handling 66.7 s -2.5 (-3.61%)
Wet Braking 39.6 M +1.5 (3.94%)

Extra Metrics

LabelValueDifference to Test Winner
Rolling Resistance 9.46 kg / t +1.2 (14.53%)
Noise 70 dB +1 (1.45%)

Special Conditions

LabelValueDifference to Test Winner
Wet Circle 13.41 s -0.04 (-0.3%)
Straight Aqua 79.3 Km/H -0.1 (-0.13%)

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Performance Metrics

LabelValueDifference to Test Winner
Dry Handling 130.6 Km/H -2.7 (-2.03%)
Dry Braking 34.6 M +1.1 (3.28%)
Wet Handling 89.4 Km/H +1.7 (1.94%)
Wet Braking 32.4 M +4.9 (17.82%)

Extra Metrics

LabelValueDifference to Test Winner
Rolling Resistance 9.8 kg / t +1.4 (16.67%)
Noise 67.9 dB -0.3 (-0.44%)

Special Conditions

LabelValueDifference to Test Winner
Wet Circle 7.2 m/s -0.03 (-0.41%)
Curved Aquaplaning 2.2 m/sec2 +0.1 (4.76%)
Straight Aqua 65.4 Km/H -3.8 (-5.49%)

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Performance Metrics

LabelValueDifference to Test Winner
Dry Handling 95.17 s +0.3 (0.32%)
Dry Braking 33.34 M -0.59 (-1.74%)
Wet Handling 64.84 s +0.38 (0.59%)
Wet Braking 34.29 M -0.79 (-2.25%)

Extra Metrics

LabelValueDifference to Test Winner
Rolling Resistance 9.44 kg / t +0.88 (10.28%)
Noise 70.5 dB -0.3 (-0.42%)

Special Conditions

LabelValueDifference to Test Winner
Curved Aquaplaning 2 m/sec2 -0.23 (-10.31%)
Straight Aqua 72.3 Km/H -4.4 (-5.74%)

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Performance Metrics

LabelValueDifference to Test Winner
Dry Handling 67.2 s 0 (0%)
Dry Braking 34.3 M 0 (0%)
Wet Handling 66.3 s 0 (0%)
Wet Braking 27 M 0 (0%)

Subjective Ratings

LabelValueDifference to Test Winner
Subj. Dry Handling 57 Points 0 (0%)
Subj. Wet Handling 57.5 Points 0 (0%)

Extra Metrics

LabelValueDifference to Test Winner
Rolling Resistance 9.9 kg / t 0 (0%)

Special Conditions

LabelValueDifference to Test Winner
Wet Circle 14.9 s 0 (0%)
Curved Aquaplaning 17.3 m/sec2 0 (0%)
Straight Aqua 66.3 Km/H 0 (0%)

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Performance Metrics

LabelValueDifference to Test Winner
Dry Handling 69.2 s +0.1 (0.14%)
Dry Braking 35.2 M +0.1 (0.28%)
Wet Handling 62.6 s -0.8 (-1.26%)
Wet Braking 45.1 M +3.2 (7.64%)

Subjective Ratings

LabelValueDifference to Test Winner
Subj. Dry Handling 9 Points 0 (0%)
Subj. Wet Handling 10 Points +2 (25%)
Subj. Comfort 7 Points -1 (-12.5%)

Extra Metrics

LabelValueDifference to Test Winner
Rolling Resistance 9.99 kg / t +1.39 (16.16%)
Noise 69.8 dB -1.2 (-1.69%)

Special Conditions

LabelValueDifference to Test Winner
Straight Aqua 68.2 Km/H -3.3 (-4.62%)

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Performance Metrics

LabelValueDifference to Test Winner
Dry Handling 118.8 Km/H +0.4 (0.34%)
Dry Braking 34.5 M +1 (2.99%)
Wet Handling 77.2 Km/H +3.2 (4.32%)
Wet Braking 48.6 M +3.1 (6.81%)

Extra Metrics

LabelValueDifference to Test Winner
Rolling Resistance 9.9 kg / t +1.03 (11.61%)
Noise 72.5 dB +0.2 (0.28%)

Special Conditions

LabelValueDifference to Test Winner
Curved Aquaplaning 2.43 m/sec2 +0.09 (3.85%)
Straight Aqua 71.6 Km/H -2 (-2.72%)

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Performance Metrics

LabelValueDifference to Test Winner
Dry Handling 52.15 s 0 (0%)
Dry Braking 34.1 M +0.5 (1.49%)
Wet Handling 46 s -0.8 (-1.71%)
Wet Braking 28.7 M +2.7 (10.38%)

Subjective Ratings

LabelValueDifference to Test Winner
Subj. Dry Handling 57 Points -6 (-9.52%)
Subj. Wet Handling 62 Points +7.5 (13.76%)
Subj. Comfort 22.5 Points -2.5 (-10%)

Extra Metrics

LabelValueDifference to Test Winner
Rolling Resistance 1.017 kg / t +0.14 (16.49%)

Special Conditions

LabelValueDifference to Test Winner
Wet Circle 12.42 s +0.03 (0.24%)
Straight Aqua 72.2 Km/H +0.2 (0.28%)

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Performance Metrics

LabelValueDifference to Test Winner
Dry Handling 126.2 Km/H +0.9 (0.72%)
Dry Braking 34.6 M +0.2 (0.58%)
Wet Handling 82.9 Km/H -0.2 (-0.24%)
Wet Braking 31.2 M +0.6 (1.96%)

Subjective Ratings

LabelValueDifference to Test Winner
Subj. Dry Handling 8 Points 0 (0%)
Subj. Wet Handling 8 Points -1 (-11.11%)
Subj. Comfort 9 Points -1 (-10%)

Extra Metrics

LabelValueDifference to Test Winner
Rolling Resistance 8.9 kg / t 0 (0%)
Noise 70 dB +0.5 (0.72%)

Special Conditions

LabelValueDifference to Test Winner
Straight Aqua 83.6 Km/H -4.7 (-5.32%)

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Performance Metrics

LabelValueDifference to Test Winner
Dry Handling 87.3 s 0 (0%)
Dry Braking 35.5 M 0 (0%)
Wet Handling 82.1 s 0 (0%)
Wet Braking 37.5 M 0 (0%)

Subjective Ratings

LabelValueDifference to Test Winner
Subj. Dry Handling 63 Points 0 (0%)
Subj. Wet Handling 59 Points 0 (0%)
Subj. Comfort 23.5 Points 0 (0%)

Extra Metrics

LabelValueDifference to Test Winner
Rolling Resistance 10.16 kg / t 0 (0%)

Special Conditions

LabelValueDifference to Test Winner
Straight Aqua 75.7 Km/H 0 (0%)

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Performance Metrics

LabelValueDifference to Test Winner
Dry Handling 99.8 Km/H 0 (0%)
Dry Braking 35.1 M 0 (0%)
Wet Handling 88.1 Km/H 0 (0%)
Wet Braking 46.7 M 0 (0%)

Subjective Ratings

LabelValueDifference to Test Winner
Subj. Comfort 6 Points 0 (0%)

Extra Metrics

LabelValueDifference to Test Winner
Rolling Resistance 8.74 kg / t 0 (0%)
Noise 72.9 dB 0 (0%)

Special Conditions

LabelValueDifference to Test Winner
Straight Aqua 88.6 Km/H 0 (0%)

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Best Tires for Your 2018 Ferrari Portofino – Find the Perfect Fit for Your Vehicle and Learn More About This Luxurious Model

Explore the best selection of tires for your 2018 Ferrari Portofino, designed to provide superior performance and style. Our curated list includes a variety of top-rated tire options from leading brands, tailored to meet the specific requirements of your vehicle. With our help, you can choose the perfect tire for your driving style and experience the thrill of the road like never before.

About the 2018 Ferrari Portofino: Features and Specifications

The 2018 Ferrari Portofino is a luxurious grand touring convertible, replacing the Ferrari California T model. It features a sleek and sporty design with a retractable hardtop roof that can open and close in just 14 seconds. Under the hood, the 2018 Portofino is powered by a 3.9-liter V8 engine that produces 592 horsepower and 560 lb-ft of torque. The engine is paired with a 7-speed dual-clutch automatic transmission and rear-wheel drive.

The 2018 Ferrari Portofino can reach a top speed of 199 mph and accelerate from 0 to 60 mph in just 3.5 seconds. It also offers a smooth and comfortable ride, with advanced suspension and steering systems, as well as luxurious features like a 10.2-inch infotainment display, climate control, and premium leather upholstery.

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The tires for your 2018 Ferrari Portofino play a critical role in its performance and style. Choosing the right tire can enhance your driving experience, with features like improved handling, traction, and braking. With our curated list of top-rated tires, you can find the perfect option to match your driving style and preferences.

Featured Tires for Your 2018 Ferrari Portofino and Key Model Specifications

Our selection of tires for your 2018 Ferrari Portofino includes a range of options from leading brands like Pirelli, Michelin, and Continental. Each tire offers unique features and benefits tailored to meet the specific requirements of your vehicle. Some of the key features of our featured tires include:

  1. High-performance materials for durability and longevity
  2. Advanced tread designs for enhanced traction and handling
  3. Low rolling resistance for improved fuel efficiency
  4. Stylish and sporty designs to complement your vehicle’s look
  5. Excellent braking and cornering performance for added safety

Find Your Perfect Tire Today

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At the core of our mission is the desire to help you optimize your driving experience while providing valuable information about your luxury vehicle. With the right set of tires and a deeper understanding of your 2018 Ferrari Portofino, you can unlock its full potential and enjoy every moment on the road.