Hello all,
This is my first post here and hopefully Im not hitting on something that has been massively covered. Im looking at getting into a model 3 AWD LR. The car im looking at has the 19" sport wheels which got me thinking. I could have some extra tires from my current car (golf r) winter and summer. It would be great if i could use them on the tesla as well. It looks like tesla uses the 235/40/19s instead of the 35 series like I have. Will the 35 series greatly affect anything? Does the model 3 get its speed from gps or wheel rotating just like normal cars? anyone have any experience with this?
Thanks for any and all help.
-Andrew
This is my first post here and hopefully Im not hitting on something that has been massively covered. Im looking at getting into a model 3 AWD LR. The car im looking at has the 19" sport wheels which got me thinking. I could have some extra tires from my current car (golf r) winter and summer. It would be great if i could use them on the tesla as well. It looks like tesla uses the 235/40/19s instead of the 35 series like I have. Will the 35 series greatly affect anything? Does the model 3 get its speed from gps or wheel rotating just like normal cars? anyone have any experience with this?
Thanks for any and all help.
-Andrew
