I sure this has been covered before, but I've not had any success trying to do a few searches.
Can anyone tell me what the 19" all season stock factory tire is for a 2019-2020 Model S? Did they continue to use the Goodyear Eagle Touring 245/45R19 or did they switch to a different make/model of tire?
I have a mid-2016 MS90D and it's nearing time to replace all four tires. Factor all-season tire when I got my car was the Goodyear Eagle Touring, which is what I stayed with for my second set. I figure it's been over 5 years since my car (and that tire) was specified and wondering if there's something newer that offers a better combination of tread life, efficiency/low rolling resistance, and road noise while maintaining reasonable all season traction capability. (yeah, I know, I'm asking for everything!).
Before someone just goes ahead and suggests I change to something else (I know many like some combination of the Michelen, either Pilot Sport A/S or MXM4), I'd like to understand what Tesla might have evolved the factory spec. I figured a good starting point would be to look at what the newer, Raven, Model S might have used as a more recent tire specification that I should consider.
Thanks,.
Can anyone tell me what the 19" all season stock factory tire is for a 2019-2020 Model S? Did they continue to use the Goodyear Eagle Touring 245/45R19 or did they switch to a different make/model of tire?
I have a mid-2016 MS90D and it's nearing time to replace all four tires. Factor all-season tire when I got my car was the Goodyear Eagle Touring, which is what I stayed with for my second set. I figure it's been over 5 years since my car (and that tire) was specified and wondering if there's something newer that offers a better combination of tread life, efficiency/low rolling resistance, and road noise while maintaining reasonable all season traction capability. (yeah, I know, I'm asking for everything!).
Before someone just goes ahead and suggests I change to something else (I know many like some combination of the Michelen, either Pilot Sport A/S or MXM4), I'd like to understand what Tesla might have evolved the factory spec. I figured a good starting point would be to look at what the newer, Raven, Model S might have used as a more recent tire specification that I should consider.
Thanks,.