Tesla Forum Brain Trust-
I purchased a 2019 Tesla Model S (non-performance) last November. I failed to notice when I purchased the car that it had a mix of tire brands on 2 of the tires. When I drove the car home, the tires were almost immediately removed and replaced with winter tires.
Well, I put the summer tires on today and noticed that 3 of the tires were 265/35 ZR 21's and one was a 245/35 ZR 21. Of course the tire shop put the 245/35 on the rear.
QUESTION: I'm pretty sure(?) the stock tire size on this car is 245/35 ZR 21 in the fronts and 265/35 ZR 21 in the rears. Has anyone run 265/35 ZR 21s in the front without having issues with rubbing, particularly over bumps and/or while turning? Or should I bite the bullet and buy a 245/35 ZR 21 and have those two tires moved to the front?
Thanks
I purchased a 2019 Tesla Model S (non-performance) last November. I failed to notice when I purchased the car that it had a mix of tire brands on 2 of the tires. When I drove the car home, the tires were almost immediately removed and replaced with winter tires.
Well, I put the summer tires on today and noticed that 3 of the tires were 265/35 ZR 21's and one was a 245/35 ZR 21. Of course the tire shop put the 245/35 on the rear.
QUESTION: I'm pretty sure(?) the stock tire size on this car is 245/35 ZR 21 in the fronts and 265/35 ZR 21 in the rears. Has anyone run 265/35 ZR 21s in the front without having issues with rubbing, particularly over bumps and/or while turning? Or should I bite the bullet and buy a 245/35 ZR 21 and have those two tires moved to the front?
Thanks
