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Latest MS 19'' Tires - Goodyear's confusing tire scheme

rlawson4

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Nov 24, 2011
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Atlanta Georgia
UPDATE: Not only does the Tesla Service Center not carry the new T1 tires, they have never even heard of it. Yes, you read that right.
Exactly. I got a nail in the sidewall of a T1 tire. I went to the local service center and the tech told me that the T0 is the latest tire. He had never heard of the T1. I then went to Discount Tire. They "ordered me" the T1. My appointment is tomorrow and it turns out it is the T0 I could have gotten at Tesla the other day. Tirerack says the T1 is on backorder and I only need 1 tire. My only concern is if I put on a T0 tire on my front right will it affect range? Every mile matters to me. It's the reason I ungraded to the Raven Model S in the first place. Thoughts?
 

Tezzie

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Aug 16, 2018
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Southern California
Exactly. I got a nail in the sidewall of a T1 tire. I went to the local service center and the tech told me that the T0 is the latest tire. He had never heard of the T1. I then went to Discount Tire. They "ordered me" the T1. My appointment is tomorrow and it turns out it is the T0 I could have gotten at Tesla the other day. Tirerack says the T1 is on backorder and I only need 1 tire. My only concern is if I put on a T0 tire on my front right will it affect range? Every mile matters to me. It's the reason I ungraded to the Raven Model S in the first place. Thoughts?

It's my understanding that it's a bad idea to for just ONE of the tires to be different. It's best that they are all the same, or at least have the front two or back two tires the same.

Is it okay to replace one tire (of four matched tires) with a completely different model of tire?
 

rlawson4

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Nov 24, 2011
290
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Atlanta Georgia
So here is my update. I had no choice but to install one T0 tire. I am using 11 more Wh/mi. This is super annoying that the service center does not have the right tire and has never heard of it.
 

ucmndd

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Mar 10, 2016
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California
So here is my update. I had no choice but to install one T0 tire. I am using 11 more Wh/mi. This is super annoying that the service center does not have the right tire and has never heard of it.

This is almost certainly NOT due to the T0 vs T1 differentiation, but rather the fact that new tires just plain use more energy for the first several hundred miles. I'm on my fifth set of tires on my Model S. Every set comes with a temporary increase in consumption that you could set your watch by.
 
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rlawson4

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Nov 24, 2011
290
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Atlanta Georgia
This is almost certainly NOT due to the T0 vs T1 differentiation, but rather the fact that new tires just plain use more energy for the first several hundred miles. I'm on my fifth set of tires on my Model S. Every set comes with a temporary increase in consumption that you could set your watch by.
 

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