tire wear

I just had alignment done on my 2021 M3 AWD after I had to discard my OEM tires because of substantial wear on the inside of rear wheels. I thought that calls for an alignment with the new ones on. I am sort of a n00b when it comes to alignments, so was hoping if you guys to critique or comment...

I was thinking about this over coffee. Anybody who is considering spending $400 for the Macsboost kit could DIY this for next to nothing. I need somebody to confirm the relationship between the spacer thickness and the camber, but I don't have a refresh X. If anybody is in the Bay area I'd be...

My first tesla was the Roadster, It was a little too small so I sold it but it was the only vehicle I sold for more than I paid for it. I sold it to the guy that owns the Sponge Daddy Company. He had the same car in the non sport and wanted mine so it went down the road, Wish I still had it. I...

Anyone seen a wear pattern like this on a Model3P and know what the cause is? All 4 tires were like this.. These are factory tires from 2019. Michelin. But something is rubbing or interfering somewhere..

Anyone know of adjustable camber arms for a 2022 X plaid? Trying to get a jump on waisting the rear tires already

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Hey folks... Today I got my new snow tires put on my 2020 LR AWD Model Y with 8500 miles on the original Continentals. As the guys were pulling off my rear tires one of them commented on how much wear there was, all the way down to the wear bar indicators. This was the same on both rear tires...

Hey, everyone. I just recently purchased a 2020 Model X LR+ on 22" rims on Tesla's website. I haven't received it yet or even been assigned a VIN, so I'm in the waiting game. However, I've come across the suspension issues in my research on the internet. Tires wearing on the inside...

My family of 5 went on an epic road trip in our Tesla over the Christmas break and I got a lot of questions from friends and family about it because there are some elements that are a significant paradigm shift from driving a gasoline vehicle. The #1 question I get asked is “How long does it...

So, I have been going to Tesla to service my car regularly (fixing a rattle in back that still persists, replacing a corrupt MicroSD card, fixing a loose dashboard, alignment) and they just told me on my last visit that my tires were down to 3/32. The PSAs here are that a) Michelin treadwear...

I have a late 2017 MX100D. With the suspension in Standard mode or higher, I have shudder with moderate to hard acceleration. I have reported it to Tesla, and they say its normal and to just use low mode. With the suspension set on low or very low, all is well. There have been a lot of...

Scored a set of used tires (90%) for a good price, my current tires seem to be wearing on the inside more. Has anyone done an alignment at other shops around SoCal? I'm assuming an alignment is not a "Tesla SVC" thing only. T.I.A.

Hello all, I'm wondering if some of you more mechanically inclined members can offer me some insights... I had my alignment done by Tesla at approx 69k miles. I noticed when they were finished that the car (which always drove straight as an arrow) pulled slightly to the left after the...

After delivery last July I was not particularly happy with the tire noise or harsher ride (prefer comfort), so I purchased Michelins from the SvC but only because nobody else could access the proper rated tire. I did not really notice any difference from the Continentals (So don't waste your...

IMAG0860 by Zac C posted Sep 8, 2016 at 8:26 PMHas anyone experienced abnormal wear on inside of their rear tires? We just got back from driving on our "X-Country Road Trip" from Massachusetts to San Francisco and back (8,000+ miles) which we vlogged daily on our YouTube channel: Now You Know...