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Do the Red Brembo brake calipers take different pads, or are the Tesla's using the same pads? 2014 Model S P85D

Thanks, I've only had my car for a few months. Can anyone else tell me if all the regular brake pads are the same?

I thought the smaller rear brake calipers were the regenerative brakes? are these also the parking brakes? Are the brake pads the same even with Brembo calipers, or do the all have Brembo calipers. I find front and rear pads (no mention if Brembo makes a Difference) And the only other brake...

On line @ Tires-Easy.com. Had an RNR shop mount and balance they know how to take care of expensive wheels.

Thanks ucmndd that was real helpful.

My 2014 model S drips over the drivers corner after sittin in a hard rain. I've checked the drains they seem to be clear, and the seal looks good. How does Tesla address this issue, and at what cost.

Just installed the Falken Azenis FK510's ,staggered 21s.on my S P85 D. Ride is smooth. I'll see how how they wear. For $800 mounted and balanced. not bad for a steel belted radial with a Y speed, and XL extra load rating.

I've also seen the Falken Azenis in the staggered sizes. Tell us how they ride after you run them awhile.

Your right the 255/40's won't clear front fender wells; It would of been a good size split between front&rear, plus more sidewall. So I guess it's staggered or 245's all around.

The tires i'm looking at are rated "Y" (186mph) speed rating, which is higher than "Z"(149+mph). I didn't check on all season treads. .(2014 S P85D Metallic Gray, BlackLeather, all options except 3rd row seats.)

The staggered 21's make new tire choices tough. I've read a lot of owners have gone to the 245/35's front and rear. After researching a lot of tire specs I think I'm going to put 255/40R21's front and rear. Not much different from stock specs but will give me a little more height from rim to...