Comparing 0 to 100kMh times isn't enough to fully appreciate the car's performance credentials as there's more to it than straight-line acceleration.

However, it's a quick and easy way to get an idea of ​​where it stands against its segment rivals.

If you need more proof of the Ferrari SF 90 Stradale's sheer speed, DragTimes' Nrooks Weisblat gave the €545,000 car some rough starts using different types of tires, reports Motor1.

Driving with the original Pirelli Pilot Sport Cup 2 tires, the hybrid supercar needed only about 2.5 seconds to reach the speed of 0 to 100kMh, Telegrafi reports.

However, the tires were just starting to show their age, so Brooks decided to replace the rear tires with a new pair of Toyo Proxes R888R tires.

The difference between them was that the time fell to 2.33 seconds.

Chances are it wouldn't make much of a difference if the Toyo tires were fitted to the front wheels as well, as it's the rear wheels that do the pulling due to the enormous speed from the twin-turbo 4.0-litre V8 engine.

It is worth noting that the new tires weigh 14.2 kilograms, making them a bit heavier even though they are the same size as Pirelli's, whose dimensions are 315/30/20.