Starting this thread to address a legitimate concern in the short term (before tire manufacturers catch up).....
The stock goodyear eagle f1 asymmetric all seasons in 255/40/20 which come on the induction...
1. Not listed on goodyear's site in that size
2. Not carried by tirerack, discount tire, or anyone
3. I actually think they're eagle f1 asymmetric 5 all season (which aren't even made at all, regardless of sizing)
This leads me to believe they were made specifically for tesla. If I get a flat and simply need to replace the tire, legitimate question but does tesla carry the tires at their service centers? And is that seriously the only option right now? I'm a bit put off by tesla's odd sizing for all model Y wheels and tire variants (probably a combination of load rating and suspension geometry).. Yay, I got my new car, but I can't do something as fundamental and trivial as replacing a flat with that same tire?
The stock goodyear eagle f1 asymmetric all seasons in 255/40/20 which come on the induction...
1. Not listed on goodyear's site in that size
2. Not carried by tirerack, discount tire, or anyone
3. I actually think they're eagle f1 asymmetric 5 all season (which aren't even made at all, regardless of sizing)
This leads me to believe they were made specifically for tesla. If I get a flat and simply need to replace the tire, legitimate question but does tesla carry the tires at their service centers? And is that seriously the only option right now? I'm a bit put off by tesla's odd sizing for all model Y wheels and tire variants (probably a combination of load rating and suspension geometry).. Yay, I got my new car, but I can't do something as fundamental and trivial as replacing a flat with that same tire?