I have problem with Model S

[vincitytaymo]

I just bought a new set of Pirelli Cinturato P7 All Season Plus tires for my 2 year old Model S. I am experiencing some back and forth movement on highway grooved pavement more than I did when I had the original tires on the car. Tires are great otherwise. Should I take it back to Discount Tire or is this normal for the P7's? Thanks in advance for any advice.

 

[EVortex]

I have had my new winter set of 19” TST wheels and Pirelli Centurato P7s on for about 1,000 miles now and I noticed the same thing. It was more pronounced when first installed and has gotten much better with a few miles on them. They also seem quieter and more smooth now, as well.

 

[kg7jo-]

It's pretty normal for any new tires. But P7 gave me the worst movement on grooved highway road. I've put 10k miles on my P7 with 9/32'' left, and the left & right movement is still not going away or getting better.

 

[EVortex]

It's pretty normal for any new tires. But P7 gave me the worst movement on grooved highway road. I've put 10k miles on my P7 with 9/32'' left, and the left & right movement is still not going away or getting better.

What air pressure are you running? Mine seem to do work best @43 psi cold.

 

[demundus]

+1 to the P7 all season pluses giving me the WORST highway sway of any tire ive ever used.

HOWEVER, they were also hands down the best rubber ive put on any car, lasted a LONG time and were supple till the very end.

 

[kg7jo-]

What air pressure are you running? Mine seem to do work best @43 psi cold.

I set mine @50 psi cold. otherwise, the tires would ran unevenly in the center.