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2023 rear tires bald already?
- Thread starter Carbonfiber
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Is the 2023 a Performance Model Y? If not Performance Model Y what size wheels?
What brand tires came on the 2023 Model Y?
Is the rear tire wear even across the tread or only on the inner or outer edge of each tire? Uneven tire wear could be caused by improper camber.
Many times if you take the vehicle to an authorized distributor for the OE tires they can check with the tire manufacturer. The manufacturer may offer, as good will, a significant discount on a set of replacement tires.
What brand tires came on the 2023 Model Y?
Is the rear tire wear even across the tread or only on the inner or outer edge of each tire? Uneven tire wear could be caused by improper camber.
Many times if you take the vehicle to an authorized distributor for the OE tires they can check with the tire manufacturer. The manufacturer may offer, as good will, a significant discount on a set of replacement tires.
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zoomer0056
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fholbert
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??? Your message is very confusing.
Are you the person in the first sentence or the second sentence?
Sorry, wife has a 2023 MY Long Range with 8k miles. I took a closer look at it this morning and it looks like there is outer wear on the tire. Will Tesla cover a wheel alignment at this point?
No. No manufacturer will cover an alignment unless an issue is reported immediately after delivery.
Probably best to do some research here, and find a reputable suspension shop near you. Tesla ServiceCenters haven't been consistent in solving alignment issues.
R.P.E.
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Which is probably a contributor to your driving behavior and speeds. You should be able to easily achieve ~25,000 miles on these tires, assuming the alignment is accurate and spec’d.
Heck, there’s models for sale on this very forum with the original tires at ~40,000 with major wear.
zoomer0056
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Are you saying your current tires have 53k miles on them? What is the tread depth? Google says (I assume EVs because of weight should not last as long, but I don't know)
No, I’m saying my wife’s 2023 Model Y Long Range with only 8k miles needs the rear tires replaced.
However, I also have a 2020 Model Y Long Range with 53k miles and all 4 tires are still good.
I just took the 2023 MY in for a wheel alignment and got new tires today.
shahryaran
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Take it to the service center and have them check the multi link bushings. Most likely some of the bushings were defective and caused incorrect toe-in or incorrect camber
zoomer0056
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The Lorax
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Some drivers have noticed an odd correlation between the rate of tire wear and high energy consumption stats. They must be somehow linked. I hope Tesla can come up with a software update for this. 
laservet
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I'm a spirited driver, have a 2020 MY LR dual motor, and still have tread on the original tires at 39,000 miles.
