Recent content by Tifighter

Looks like these are back in stock again.

Just saw this. Harts Pass is, IDK, 15 miles each way from Mazama to the top. It's not a hard road, unless your on the Induction wheels. Which I was. Just when I wondered if I was being too cautious, I rounded a corner to find a Highlander on the road with a flat tire. He had lots of sidewall. So...

On another note, I too have gone ahead and ordered the Falken WP AT / Method 502 18" combo that seems to be proven by now. After doing some forest roads on the stock set up, including Harts Pass, it was clear that we needed a different solution. Looking forward to it.

Interesting. I note that the factory tires are XL, hence the question-

The only CC2 in 245/60/18 I see are load rated as SL? Is that what you have here?

No on an update, but yes on FSD. Makes me wonder if any of the FSD betas out there are on Tesla vision cars. Our Y is a March build, and has the FSD beta button.

Still waiting here as well. Are these all on Y's, or did anyone get this update on a 3 yet?

Also have a M3P delivered 9/17 on .103. And here I thought it was just me…

Pics won't be immediate. The Y is my wife's car, and she's out of town. Am I the only one on TMC that has one of these? I admittedly haven't looked on the X forums. There is some overhang, but the mat is pretty rigid so I don't notice it sinking. It probably deflects 1/2" down I'd guess, but...

The air gives the foam more support than the foam would have alone, so I haven't noticed a problem with 'sinkage'.

I haven't checked this thread in a bit... Looks like the TXY is a little narrower in the middle than the medium size, which might work better for a 3. But I don't have a 3.

Man, I have spent some time trying to find a solution to this myself. Continental actually makes a factory size AT tire for the 20" rim, but it is EU only and not DOT approved/available in the US.

Are there more details about these tires on the refresh? Asking for myself...

No problem. Next time you go flying over the Brünigpass and avoid tour buses, you will appreciate the sharper handling. 🚘