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Hankook Ventus S1-Noble All Season tires 245/45/ ZR19 4 used+1 new

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I have 4 used+1 new Hankook Ventus S1-Noble All Season tires only (no rims) available in SW Connecticut.

245/45/ ZR19 for any Model S with 19" rims.

No patches or repairs.

The used tires are about 7/32nd

The new tire is between 9/32 and 10/32s

$125 for the set, pickup in the Bridgeport/Milford/New Haven CT area. Can deliver or meet in the general area also.

All social distancing measures followed.

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I have 4 used+1 new Hankook Ventus S1-Noble All Season tires only (no rims) available in SW Connecticut.

245/45/ ZR19 for any Model S with 19" rims.

No patches or repairs.

The used tires are about 7/32nd

The new tire is between 9/32 and 10/32s

$125 for the set, pickup in the Greenwich/Stamford, CT area. Can deliver or meet in the general Westchester, NY area also. Shipping is possible, but will cost more than the tires.

If you can send shipping labels on your account I can attach and drop off for you.

All social distancing measures followed.


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How bad of a hit did you take on miles/charge with them?
 
Not sure what you mean, they performed about average for 19" all-season tires.
I just pulled them off the 19" rims and put on full snow tires instead. I don't plan on using all-seasons again.

Usually if the tires are not the OEM-specific ones (i.e. Goodyears), people have seen a decrease in miles/charge (or to put it another way, a higher Wh/mi in the TRIP tab). Was wondering if you had noticed that with these tires...
 
Usually if the tires are not the OEM-specific ones (i.e. Goodyears), people have seen a decrease in miles/charge (or to put it another way, a higher Wh/mi in the TRIP tab). Was wondering if you had noticed that with these tires...

I’ve been around here a while and have not heard that. As long as the tires have LRR, they all should perform about the same. Tesla has used many different brand/model tires on their cars as “OEM”. If there is a difference, it’s marginal at best.

There are simply too many variables to take into account, that any reduction (or gain) in consumption is most likely only perceived or too many other factors influencing the results. There’s also the problem of confirmation bias.
 
I’ve been around here a while and have not heard that. As long as the tires have LRR, they all should perform about the same. Tesla has used many different brand/model tires on their cars as “OEM”. If there is a difference, it’s marginal at best.

There are simply too many variables to take into account, that any reduction (or gain) in consumption is most likely only perceived or too many other factors influencing the results. There’s also the problem of confirmation bias.

OK. Thanks for the reply. Seems like a real good deal for someone needing a set and we all know how fast they wear on the heavy MS.

Cheers.