All Season Performance Tires recommendations?

[gotoma8]

I think it's going to be either PS A/S 4 or DWS 06+, leaning toward the former, but no hazard warranty and not as good tread life as DWS.

 

[MG535]

Pretty sure every tire bought from Tirerack comes with hazard coverage. Costco too

 

[gotoma8]

Pretty sure every tire bought from Tirerack comes with hazard coverage. Costco too

I thought so too, but for the Michelins, that's what their website says. Not sure how that affects Costco or Discount Tires...if that means prorating based on mines or tread wear or straight swap.

 

[MG535]

I thought so too, but for the Michelins, that's what their website says. Not sure how that affects Costco or Discount Tires...if that means prorating based on mines or tread wear or straight swap.

You go by what the retailer (TR, Costco, etc) says. They are the ones providing coverage, not necessarily the manufacturer.

 

[KG2V]

You run studded tires… in Bayside?

Yep, but I'm up in Rochester and the Catskills often

 

[gotoma8]

Update 7/11/22, after about 2700 miles on the Michelin PASAS4s, size 245/40/19, on Aodhan AFF7s wheels, my average is about 300 wh/m, that's with warming weather, 65 and above. Did a 160 mile each way trip from GH to Portland, OR and my average down was 287 and back was about 301. So far, it's much less efficient than I thought it would be. I was around 245 in various weather, not including winter driving with the OEM 18s and MXM4s.

I'd have to say, driving is much better with the 19s and PSAS4, but range, not so much. So, a mixed bag.

 

[Perscitus]

Vredestein Hypertrac (and somewhat less so the Quatrac Pro) check all your boxes. RR is much lower with the Hypertrac.

As a bonus, the Hypertrac are significantly quieter vs the tires Tesla installs on 3/Es Ys in all trims/specs (from 18-21s).

 

[DrChaos]

Vredestein Hypertrac (and somewhat less so the Quatrac Pro) check all your boxes. RR is much lower with the Hypertrac.

As a bonus, the Hypertrac are significantly quieter vs the tires Tesla installs on 3/Es Ys in all trims/specs (from 18-21s).

tirerack.com doesn't seem to have hypertrac in 235/45R18 for 18" aeros

 

[Perscitus]

Why not go with either 245/45 or 225/45R18? Either gain a bit more sidewall, better wheel protection and a slightly more aggressive look, or marginally improved handling and range at a tiny impact to ride comfort.
My vote would be to go with 245/45R18s. Plenty of room.

Tesla Model 3 - Compatible Tire Sizes

A guide to tire sizes for the Tesla Model 3 in 18", 19", and 20" diameters from 225 to 325 tread widths.

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