Hi all,
So, like a noob, I didn't realize the Model 3 Performance that I ordered only comes with summer tires. I have a few questions.
1) Is it true you can't drive the Pirellis that come stock under 45 degrees? Or is it 20? We're in the middle of season change here so it matters...
2) I just want to put a 20 inch all season tire on the car, understanding I might lose a bit of range. Is the go to the Michelin Pilot? Based on the website, Michelin is suggesting the Primacy MXM4, but I'm not sure if any reason to spring for those.
3) Will Tesla put the new tires on the car if I bring them to the service center? I'd rather Tesla do it than a shop.
Thanks so much for helping me with my stupid mistake! Just looking for an easy solution....
So, like a noob, I didn't realize the Model 3 Performance that I ordered only comes with summer tires. I have a few questions.
1) Is it true you can't drive the Pirellis that come stock under 45 degrees? Or is it 20? We're in the middle of season change here so it matters...
2) I just want to put a 20 inch all season tire on the car, understanding I might lose a bit of range. Is the go to the Michelin Pilot? Based on the website, Michelin is suggesting the Primacy MXM4, but I'm not sure if any reason to spring for those.
3) Will Tesla put the new tires on the car if I bring them to the service center? I'd rather Tesla do it than a shop.
Thanks so much for helping me with my stupid mistake! Just looking for an easy solution....