mxm4

Only used for 700km, nearly brand new. Asking for $700, local delivery/pickup in Calgary.

The Michelin 235/45R18W MXM4 Tires that came Factory on my Model 3 needed to be changed after just 25,000 Miles. The MXM4's cost about $330 to replace per tire, or $1,320 for 4 tires. A tire shop in Arizona recommended the Japanese NITTO MOTIVO 235/45R18W tires as a less expensive alternative...

Set of (4) 18" Aero wheels with Michelin tires and TPMS sensors included. Taken off of my June 2020 production Model 3. Tires are Michelin Primacy MXM4. TPMS sensors included. I am selling them because I purchased the 20" Wheels from the Tesla Shop. I purchased the 20" wheels the day I took...

For Sale: Michelin Primacy MXM4 245/45 R19 Tires About 13-15k miles on them. No repairs, all pass penny test, (see photos). Were taken off the stock 19" rims from my old Model S. Local pickup in Portland, Oregon metro area. Will deliver for free within a reasonable distance. No Shipping...

I am selling a full set of 4, basically new OEM tires, Michelin Primacy MXM4 235/45/18 tires, with only 30 miles of use. The only use is going home from the dealership and to my local tire shop the very next day for removal. I just wanted a more summery tire living in Phoenix. These are the...

Lately I've been watching my screen during launches from a stop and noticed I'm not getting max acceleration with the bar only reaching about ~80% for the first second. Acceleration feels same as before though I haven't always been watching the screen so not sure if this is recent or not. I...

These are takeoffs from a new Model 3, driven under 150 miles - tread is the full 8/32 that the tires begin their life with. The tires were dismounted by the Tesla Service Center, foam liners per factory. Date codes 6/18 , located Central NJ, pickup only. $600

2015 manufacture, 6/32 = 60% tread left. $200 cash picked up for the pair.

Been searching on the forums, but haven't really come across any definitive answer in my search. On inspection of my 19" MXM4's I don't see any arrows to indicate the tires are directional, or the words "outside only" to indicate the tires are asymmetrical. If that's the case, I don't see why...