At 18k my tires are at the end of their life, and need replacement. I'm being quoted a number that seems to be 60% higher than I've seen others pay. What have you guys paid to replace tires on a D base model?
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Michelin MXM4 tires are $300 apiece from Tesla, and not much less anywhere else. Last I asked Tesla wanted $50 per wheel for mounting, balancing, etc. So that comes to $1400. Plus tax. So why are you getting a better deal than that?At 18k my tires are at the end of their life, and need replacement. I'm being quoted a number that seems to be 60% higher than I've seen others pay. What have you guys paid to replace tires on a D base model?
Of course, tires wearing out at 18,000 miles seems odd. They shouldn't do that.
At 18k my tires are at the end of their life, and need replacement. I'm being quoted a number that seems to be 60% higher than I've seen others pay. What have you guys paid to replace tires on a D base model?
I don't think the original tires have any warranty at all. Might be wrong about that though. It's possible that there's some implied warranty or consumer protection thing. You can also ask Tesla about this. It seems likely the cause of premature wear is not the tires themselves.Do you remember what the mileage warranty was for these tires? 50k?
Thanks, I do have that shop (Discount Tire) and I'll see about that. Do you remember what the mileage warranty was for these tires? 50k?
I don't think the original tires have any warranty at all. Might be wrong about that though. It's possible that there's some implied warranty or consumer protection thing. You can also ask Tesla about this. It seems likely the cause of premature wear is not the tires themselves.
Tesla also sells Goodyears on their web store for a lot less. From looking around the forums it doesn't seem that people have been all that happy with them. The current Goodyears they put on new cars are different though. In general I wouldn't put any old tires on my Tesla though, since they have unusual properties they need: low rolling resistance, high performance, durability. You would know best whether you need to care about handling ice and snow.
So why don't I have any paperwork to that effect? How would I make a claim?Yes they do. The warranty comes from the manufacturer not Tesla.
You could probably go to any Discount Tire but I know that the location a block west of the Denver Service Center handles a lot of Teslas. We had a set of wheels put on there and got their tire warranty on the existing Tesla tires.Thanks, I do have that shop (Discount Tire) and I'll see about that. Do you remember what the mileage warranty was for these tires? 50k?
The Rocklin SC replaced my Michelin's at about 40,000 miles. Price was a little less than Tire Rack price plus they did a four wheel alignment.At 18k my tires are at the end of their life, and need replacement. I'm being quoted a number that seems to be 60% higher than I've seen others pay. What have you guys paid to replace tires on a D base model?
Thanks, I do have that shop (Discount Tire) and I'll see about that. Do you remember what the mileage warranty was for these tires? 50k?
The Rocklin SC replaced my Michelin's at about 40,000 miles. Price was a little less than Tire Rack price plus they did a four wheel alignment.
You can get cheaper tires... but they're cheaper tires.
They didn't charge me for the alignment.Do you mean "plus" as in the tire change AND alignment was less than just the tires from the Tire Rack?
They didn't charge me for the alignment.
Total was less than Tire Rack would have cost.