thesteve
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Is that price for 18's or 19's? Your link doesn't work.
It's for 18s. You're probably right, $325 is pretty pricey for 18s, should be able to get something $250ish range to make it $1k all together.
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Is that price for 18's or 19's? Your link doesn't work.
Kal Tire's retail price is $290 for the R3's. So you can most definitely do better than $325.It's for 18s. You're probably right, $325 is pretty pricey for 18s, should be able to get something $250ish range to make it $1k all together.
This is along the lines of what I'm going to do. Picking up my Model 3 with 18" aeros in a few weeks. I'm going to get some Hakka R3 tires put on the factory wheels for winter driving, then in the summer take my factory 18" Michelin tires and put them on a set of these wheels:I’m leaning this way too. Use the Aero 18’s and stock tires for the fall, swap on winter tires for the winter, and shop for new summer rims/tires for the spring. Thinking 19’s... but 20’s look sweet too.
This is along the lines of what I'm going to do. Picking up my Model 3 with 18" aeros in a few weeks. I'm going to get some Hakka R3 tires put on the factory wheels for winter driving, then in the summer take my factory 18" Michelin tires and put them on a set of these wheels:
EVT Wheel for Tesla Model 3 (18" FULL SET $996.00)
Yeah that's the main downside - $996 USD + $164 USD shipping, plus tax and possible duty. But they do look good and they work with the factory tires, so I wouldn't need to try to sell them and buy new tires.They look really nice. Pity they're in the US - heading towards $1600 once I add shipping to Ottawa and convert to CAD. Duty could add further pain too. Seems a bit pricey?
@mknox mentioned that it varies by tire.
Real world: I just got winter tires for my S
245/45R19 Nokian Hakka R3 winter - Tires only, as I have rims,TPMS
Quoted $327.91
With Club discount: $278.73
So, 15% in this instance. About $50/tire plus HST = $222.29. Works for me
He's saving $50/tire which comes up to $222.29 in savings after you factor in HST.Are you sure it's $50 per tire? Or $222 per tire?
He's saving $50/tire which comes up to $222.29 in savings after you factor in HST.
I called Tesla Oakville service this morning and they quoted me $250 for each rim (no rubber). This is for M3 18" Aero. They don't have any in stock but he mentioned a shipment coming in a few weeks. He also mentioned they would NOT install the tire on the rim.
Lots of 3 owners get rid of their aero wheels immediately, For peanuts. Buy some on the forum classifieds .I've got good news and bad news. I stopped by my local Service Center to ask that very question. The good news is, yes you can order rims separately. The bad news is they couldn't give me a price because there is a pending price increase and Tesla hasn't announced Canadian pricing yet. My gut is that Tesla rims will be very expensive compared to aftermarket.
I pre-ordered Hakka R3 with rims and Telsa TPMS in Ottawa $2450 with HST, mounted balanced installed
I’m going with em. I like the idea of getting a range boost to offset the winter loss and having Tesla as recourse in case something happens. They don’t seem to be the best tires but have decent reviews and I’m willing to give em a shot. Oh and yes, less hassle as said previously.So not many are going for Tesla package
Is anyone setting one up in the Gta?
+1 for potential group buy from Kal Tire
Looking at the R3s and putting them on the factory rims.