  Measurement at Hadron colliders of neutral- and charged-current Drell-Yan
production provide essential constraints in the determination of parton
distribution functions. Experimentally, they have reached percent level
precision, challenging the accuracy of the theoretical predictions. In this
work we benchmark the novel implementation in $\texttt{DYTurbo}$ of linear
fiducial power corrections in the $q_T$-subtraction formalism at NLO and NNLO
in QCD. We illustrate how the inclusion of linear fiducial power corrections
impacts predictions for precise $W$ and $Z$ measurements from the LHC and
affects their description by modern global parton distribution functions. The
further inclusion of $q_T$-resummation corrections in the theoretical
predictions leads to a better modelling of the lepton $p_T$ distribution and we
study how this improve the description of the data.
