Recent content by KermitK

I'm convinced - going to order a set of Tein EnduraPro Plus dampers and install them. Does it matter who I order from? Looks like they're $660 everywhere?

I hope prices will dive once the aftermarket options are obsolete. I'm noticing the harsh ride on my '22 LR a lot more now that the snow has dumped on me in western new york. It's pretty jarring, I think I'd pay $1500 to fix it but def not 2500+

I took my 19" Gemini covers off immediately so they are essentially brand new. $90+shipping.

Hmm... thought about doing that but a local tire shop said "it'll be hell, trust me" so maybe not. :D Getting quotes for $60 - $80 to dismount & dispose.

I have a set of 2018 Model 3 OEM wheels I was going to use as my '22 Model Y's winter wheels, but knowing they use different TPMS kind of kills that for me. So if anyone is in the western ny area and looking for a cheap set of nice wheels with aeros, hit me up! Pics at 2018 Tesla Model 3 18"...

https://buffalo.craigslist.org/wto/d/buffalo-2018-tesla-model-18-aero-alloy/7540436105.html

I have a set of '18 Model 3 wheels, aeros and TPMS. Plan on throwing them on eBay. The tires are very done. I watched a couple videos on how to remove a tire DIY and not sure I want the headache as I'll probably screw up the rims. Should I have them removed before shipping? What carrier is...

Set of 4 OEM 2018 Tesla Model 3 18" wheels with TPMS sensors. Structurally perfect, TPMS all work great. Used as winter wheels so they have normal wear. Tires are end of life and need to be replaced.

How can I buy an 18" winter tire and wheel package for my LR Model Y from an online retailer (tirerack, etc) and also get TPMS installed, if 18" wheels are unsupported by them? I would like to ideally order the rubber, wheels & sensors all installed and balanced, shipped to me, so I can swap...

How do I know for sure I have "T0" versions on my car? Looking at my email from Tesla I see: TIRE,235/35R20 92Y,MICHELIN SUMMER-SRVC Looking at the tire itself I see no indication it's a 'T0' ...? On closer inspection I see a T0. Duh!

Any idea if the "Pilot Sport 4S" and the "Pilot Sport 4S T0 Tesla, Acoustic Tech" are interchangeable? My understanding is that the latter just has the foam insert. I found the former on eBay and am wondering if I can throw it on to replace my damaged "acoustic" PS4S tire.

That's exactly what the rep said I should do - my mind is blown that this is even a thing! Now if only my tire was in stock................. Sales rep said I need to be within 2/32nds on a Tesla. Does anyone know if this is documented anywhere?

Followup question: I have 4 Michelin PIlot Sport 4S tires on the referral wheels I got from Tesla...

I'll answer my own question - no you can't go 88y. The tirerack site specifically said it did NOT confirm this would work with our car, I was just tired/stupid. Oops. Back they go.