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Lancia Fulvia Tire Pressures

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To find tires for your Lancia Fulvia see our Lancia Fulvia Tires page.

• Tire pressure for a Lancia Fulvia ranges from 22-27 PSI depending on the specific model, the type of tires that you decide to fit, and pressure differences for front and rear tires.
• To find the ideal tire pressures for your car's year, model, and chosen tires follow the link to our Tire Pressure Guide.

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• The Lancia Fulvia originally fitted 155 TR 14 Michelin X. Later models fitted a range of tires including the 165 HR 14 Michelin XAS, 165 HR 14 PIRELLI CINTURATO ™ CA67, and 185/70 VR 13 PIRELLI CINTURATO CN36, which are all available today.
• To find out more information on Lancia Fulvia tires follow the link to our Lancia Fulvia Tire Section.

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• Some Lancia Fulvia were fitted with Route Borrani Wire Wheels, for more information follow the link to view our Borrani Wire Wheel Section.

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Lancia Fulvia Tires

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The Lancia Fulvia line-up included a number of vehicles that required various tire fitments. Here are Longstone's suggestions for the best tires for each model of the three Fulvia series...

Series 1 (1963-1969) Lancia Fulvia Tires

• Fulvia 2C - 155 TR 14 Michelin X.
• Fulvia GT - 155 TR 14 Michelin X.
• Fulvia Coupe - 145 HR 14 PIRELLI CINTURATO ™ CA67.
• Fulvia Coupe Rally 1.3 - 145 HR 14 PIRELLI CINTURATO ™ CA67.
• Fulvia Coupe 1.3S - 145 HR 14 PIRELLI CINTURATO ™ CA67.
• Fulvia Sport 1.3 - 145 HR 14 PIRELLI CINTURATO ™ CA67.
• Fulvia Sport 1.3S - 145 HR 14 PIRELLI CINTURATO ™ CA67.
• Fulvia Coupe Rally 1.6HF - 185/70 VR 13 PIRELLI CINTURATO CN36.

Series 2 (1969 - 1972) Lancia Fulvia Tires

• Fulvia 1.3 Coupe - 165 HR 14 Michelin XAS.
• Fulvia 1.3 Sport - 165 HR 14 Michelin XAS.
• Fulvia 1.6 Sport - 165 HR 14 Michelin XAS or 185/70 VR 13 PIRELLI CINTURATO CN36.
• Fulvia 1600HF - 175HR14 Michelin XAS or 185/70 VR 14 PIRELLI CINTURATO ™ CN36.

Series 3 (1972 - 1976) Lancia Fulvia Tires

• Fulvia Coupe Rally - 165 HR 14 PIRELLI CINTURATO ™ CA67 Or 185/70 VR 13 PIRELLI CINTURATO CN36.

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Lancia Fulvia Borrani Wheels

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Borrani wheels are available for your Lancia Fulvia. We can offer all wheels from the legendary Ruote Borrani Milano firm as their UK agents. If your Borrani wheels need to be rebuilt, please contact us at [email protected]. Ruote Borrani Milano wire wheels are without a doubt the greatest wire wheels on the market. Borrani wheels have aluminium rims, steel spokes, and steel wheel centres.

Visit https://www.borrani.com/lancia-wheels/fulvia.html to see your Borrani wheel options.

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Lancia Fulvia Innertubes

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Our period Tire Pressure and Fitment Guides also offer information on wheel-type, and inform which variants of the Fulvia were released on tube-type wheels, and which models transitioned to tubeless wheel technology, and when they made the change. See below for more information.

• For 145 - 14, 155 - 14, & 165 - 14 tires, the Michelin 14D is the correct innertube.
• For 175 - 14 tires the Michelin 14E is the correct innertube.
• For 185/70 - 13 tires the Michelin 13E is the correct innertube.
• Wire wheels must be fitted with innertubes, even if you use a tubeless radial tire.

One might still fit innertubes to tubeless wheels; if you fit tube-type tires, suffer a puncture, or you are not confident your rims are airtight, innertubes could be beneficial.

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Lancia Fulvia History

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The Lancia Fulvia is an automobile produced by Lancia between 1963 and 1976. The Fulvia is named after the Via Fulvia, a Roman road in Italy that connects Tortona and Turin. The Berlina 4-door saloon, 2-door Coupé, and Sport, an alternative fastback coupé designed and built by Zagato based on the Coupé form, was presented At the 1963 Geneva Motor Show. The Fulvia is celebrated for its contributions to the history of motorsport, particularly for winning the 1972 International Rally Championship. The Fulvia also won the Italian Rally Championship every year from 1965 to 1973, with the exception of 1970. The displacement of the engine was 1091 cc and it had a diameter of 72 mm and a stroke of 67 mm. It had one carburettor and generated 57 horsepower. Soon after its release the output was quickly increased to 70 horsepower thanks to two Solex carburettors and a 9.0:1 compression ratio.