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Yes, same thing. Promo code is invalid.

I had this exact issue. After 3 attempts they fixed it. The whistling was not actually coming from where we could hear it which was crazy. Once fixed not only was the whistling gone the over all wind noise was much quieter. Here are their tech notes. Taped off drivers door window and test...

Were these experiences on summer performance tires or all season?

The compounds in these tires will have decreased performance, such as lateral and braking traction, at temperatures below 45° F (7°C) or when driving on snow or ice. In addition, they can lose flexibility and may develop random surface cracks at very cold temperatures

It’s amazing how much an efficiency difference wheels and tires make. I thought going down to 20s would increase my efficiency but early numbers say otherwise. The wheels are an open spoke design so I’m sure wind resistance isn’t any good. I have the vredestein quatrac pro tires and I don’t...

I had a short road trip yesterday that was around 120 miles. 36*, I drove 95% on the highway, cruise was set to 72mph and occasionally passing vehicle going 75 - 80. Heat was set to 68* the whole time. I averaged 335 wh/mi which if my math is correct gives me a range of roughly 224 miles. I do...

This is not true and I don’t understand why people keep saying this. It clearly states in the manual “The displayed range may decrease faster than the actual distance driven. When fully charged, the driving range displayed in Tesla vehicles is based on EPA certification and does not account for...

You can get the tire here. https://www.tirerack.com/tires/TireSearchResults.jsp?tireIndex=1&autoMake=Tesla&autoYear=2020&autoModel=Model+Y+Long+Range&autoModClar=&width=255/&ratio=40&diameter=20&sortCode=60049&skipOver=true&minSpeedRating=V&minLoadRating=XL

Everything is excluded. Products excluded from Black Friday Cyber Monday Sale include: All Sale Items, Clearance Items, Model 3 19" TSV Flow Forged Wheels, Model 3 19" TSV Flow Forged Wheel & Tire Packages, Model 3 19" TSV Flow Forged Wheel & Winter Tire Packages, Model 3 19" TS5 Flow Forged...

Chill mode? Does anyone else have access to your Tesla via the mobile app? Someone could be messing with you.

Yes, TSW has them listed at 28 lbs and their load rating is 2000 lbs. Sprint Alloy Wheels by TSW

20" TSW Sprint - Gunmetal Vredestein Quatrac Pro 255/40/R20

Not yet available but the Pilot Sport AS 4 is supposed to be at some point. They originally said September, then October, November, December, and I saw a post recently where someone said Michelin told them it will be next year. The closest size would be 265/35/R21 for the front and they do have...

Must be a distribution center issue.

I hadn’t thought about that or researched it. That being said I still would go aftermarket. OEM induction wheels with tires is over $5k installed. My insurance also offers roadside if I just need a tire patched or tow.

I don’t think you can get these until February. They appear to be sold out everywhere I’ve checked.

Changed my mind. I ended up canceling my other Tabac wheels and went with these instead. TWS Sprint Sprint Alloy Wheels by TSW

I called Tirerack and sent them a photo at their request for them to compare to what they had in stock. They sent me an email last night stating that they were correcting the listing on their site after confirming the tires matched. Tesla ordered me a set and Tirerack's in-stock number went down...

I ended up going with these in 20x8.5" +40 offset

Ok, Tirerack confirmed the listing was in error and they have now updated it on their site. Tesla actually ordered me a set and Tirerack's numbers went down so I think this confirms it. @bbmertz Thanks for the photos!

Does anyone have any experience with a 20x10” wheel on the front of a PUP Y? I know Tsportline has this size but but TSW says this wheel is for rear only. Anyone know why that would be?

I am between a 19x8.5" which I can easily find tires for or 20x8.5" which is becoming a real issue. I just sent my service center a message asking if I can buy the Goodyear Eagle F1 Asymmetric All-Season from them.

The tires that are on the Model Y are definitely M+S. I just need to send a picture with the whole tire to Tirerack so they can confirm or not that is what they have is the same visually. It is a cluster for sure. I have a PUP Y so I am wanting to go down to an all season 20 and this may be the...

Tirerack did just call me back and said the warehouse confirmed what they have is the Max Performance Summer but he asked for a picture of the stock tire to compare.

I am working with Tirerack on their listing for this tire. I told them I think it is wrong and they wanted a picture of the tire. They were going to physically check their warehouse to see if it is indeed a Summer Performance Tire that they have or if it should show as a M+S tire as pictured...

Thank you, any chance of getting the whole tire that shows the tire name? Also, does the tire say what size wheel widths it will fit?

Can someone who has the stock tires on the Induction wheel take a close up picture of the tire?

The 20” Pirelli only have an H speed rating. I’d like to go 20” but I can’t find any good all season tires to fit. I think Tesla would sell us the stock tires that come on the Inductions. You cannot buy those anywhere else.

255/45-19

The winter/all season wheel I am looking at is 19x8.5. I am thinking of getting the Vredestein Quatrac Pro to go with it. Any concerns about performance or traction issues with this narrow of a tire? I am not racing but I do like to go fast on occasion.

I am looking at getting these for a winter set with Pirelli Sottozero 3. Does anyone have these wheels with their Model Y with PUP? I am told they will fit but I would be interested in first hand knowledge.

If I was keeping the Y long term I would probably invest in Martian wheels but I am only keeping the Y until the Cybertruck is available. I hate to spend $2500 or more on wheels for a short term problem. I would replace the Michelin AS 4 265/35/R21 with the correct size of 255/35/R21 as soon as...

Did anyone end up going in with 265/35ZR21 in the front? I am about to pull the trigger on the Pilot® Sport All Season 4 and go with the 265/35ZR21 in the front and 275/35ZR21 in the rear. I spoke with Michelin again this morning and it looks like December 20th is when the 255/35Z/R21 was pushed...

The all season variant is only available via Tesla.

From my understanding Tesla is the only place to get the eagle f1 asymmetric 5 all season. It is in their parts catalog but it is not available to purchase.

Mine had this issue caused by an over tightened hood latch. Tesla replaced the hood on mine so you might have them check that. Is it really hard to close?

I see so many threads about this. It is 100% the drivers fault when this happens so I do not understand the blaming of Tesla. It is like blaming a gun manufacturer for a shooting. The person pulled the trigger not the manufacturer.

Discount Tire thought a 265/35/R21 might work. The Michelin Pilot® Sport All Season 4 is available in this size and the stock 275/35/R21 for the rear. I am trying to wait it out until November 1st. This is now when Michelin claims they will be releasing the 255/35/R21.

The load rating is too low on the front.

If you continue to have issues I would uninstall the Tesla App (make sure you have your keycard), remove your phone as a key from your car, restart your phone, re-install the Tesla app, re-pair the phone as a key to your car. I had an issue early on and this resolved it. I have not had any...

As long as you have mobile access set up you can unlock your car anywhere in the world as long as you have internet.

It’s been cold where I am so my windows been up. I’ll see if I hear it the next time I go out.

I notice this on my Y with PUP too. At first is sounded like a rock in my tire. I am wondering the it is the brake disengaging because it does only happen at slow speeds after letting off the accelerator where regen kicked in or from a stop.

Canada has them on their site now. Pilot Sport All Season 4

Maybe WINTER SOTTOZERO 3 - SIZE: 265/35R21 for both front and back. Not sure if the load rating would work for the back and not sure if there would be any rub in the front.

The Alpin PA4 does not come in 285/35/r21.

Winter tires are not necessary but you cannot safely use the performance tires once temps drop below 45*. I am hoping the Michelin Pilot Sport All Season 4 in 255/35/r21 become available earlier than November 1st as mentioned by Michelin. The 275/35/r21 is already available.

Looks like 245/35/R21 doesn't have the right load rating so it would need to be the 265/35/R21 assuming it doesn't rub.

Now Michelin is saying November 1st for the PILOT SPORT ALL SEASON 4 255/35/R21. The 275/35/R21 is available now. Could I go with the 245/35/R21 for the fronts? I know the speedometer would be off a little bit. Are there any other reasons this would not work or be a bad idea? The temperatures in...