Alvis - Alvis Speed 25
The Alvis Speed 25 became available from 1936, with a much larger seven main bearing 3.6 litre (3571cc) engine compared to the Speed 20 that it superseded. The Speed 20 had the problem of being a little under powered, especially if fitted with heavier coachwork, so this larger engine in the Speed 25 now largely cured this shortfall. The Alvis Speed 25 would bodied by the majority of the British coachbuilders, but most of them had very handsome bodies from Charlesworth.
Tyre size for the Alvis Speed 25 was 550x19, and Blockley produces the perfect 550/600x19 tyre to suit, which looks totally period correct and with its high build quality will transform the handling - see full details of this Speed 25 tyre below:
