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Model X has always had 20" rims, 22" as option. Model S had 19"/21".

I think the tires have another 20-30k miles on them. I'd be willing to drop the price $100 to $500 for the set.

I spoke to my local service center. You can upgrade the sensors to the new TPMS for $55 each, so it will be around $235 for the set.

19" snow tires: Michelin X-Ice Xi3 (245/45R19). 19" wheels: 19 x 8.5 Bright Silver Paint Sport Edition WX5 3 of the tires have about 20k miles on them and one has less than 100 (I hit a curb and head to replace both the tire and wheel) and all are in good condition. I paid $2350 for the set...

For Sale: 19" snow tires: Michelin X-Ice Xi3 (245/45R19). 19" wheels: 19 x 8.5 Bright Silver Paint Sport Edition WX5 3 of the tires have about 20k miles on them and one has less than 100 (I hit a curb and head to replace both the tire and wheel) and all are in good condition. I paid $2350...

I've had my pants catch on the plastic piece several times. I've now broken it twice. First time they replaced it for free. Second time they charged me $4. I'm impressed anything on this car costs that little. Agreed, terrible design. Good thing I love the car overall.

I mounted my external transponder in the front part of the frunk and find that it works great in New Hampshire but only half the time in Massachusetts. But I'm not getting any tickets as a result, so I'm fine until a better solution is found. Anyone else?

I've been a production Model X reservation holder (#11xx) since July 2012. Shortly after my first test drive in a Model S a month later, I upgraded to a Signature X (#147) and then waited. And waited. Delays announced. My venerable '96 4 Runner was dying and I couldn't wait any longer. In...