I think LR with 19” wheels will come with all seasons and Plaids with 19” wheels will come with summer tires in order to reach advertised 0-60 and 1/3 mile numbers. 1000 hp car would have no traction launching on all seasons.
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Interesting as those are a. All season tire I believe.Took this picture last week on an LR and Plaid in Ft Myers, Fl at the SC. 19s have Pirelli P ZERO. 21 in have Michelin Pilot Sport 4 S.
AFAIK, the only known differences at this point are:Is there a running list of Plaid v LR in terms of what you get for the extra 50k besides a third motor and better acceleration/top speed?
Took this picture last week on an LR and Plaid in Ft Myers, Fl at the SC. 19s have Pirelli P ZERO. 21 in have Michelin Pilot Sport 4 S.
Looking at the Pirelli and Michelin web sites, looks like the Michelin are usable in winter while the Pirelli's are a real problem.Took this picture last week on an LR and Plaid in Ft Myers, Fl at the SC. 19s have Pirelli P ZERO. 21 in have Michelin Pilot Sport 4 S.
Where are you seeing that the PZero's are all-season?Interesting as those are a. All season tire I believe.
i think they will look like this. the updated tesla parts catalog has a similar looking rim for the 19s.About an hour ago I changed to the 21's. I had delayed because I wanted the range and I drive a lot so I expect to need tires every 8-10 months or so if they last 15,000 miles. Last night my wife commented that she thought they looked much better. I had not even known she had been browsing the Tesla site! After seeing this picture, I am not regretting my decision but I do wonder what the 19" will look like on a car without the covers.
I think some more are:AFAIK, the only known differences at this point are:
I don’t think there are any other discernible differences, which is surprising. The LR is now pretty much a Performance car and comes standard with many features that were previously only included on P cars. This includes alcantara headliner, aluminum pedals, Insane performance mode and drag strip mode. The LR car is now an unquestionable bargain.
- Three high performance motors with carbon-sleeved rotors (1020 hp) vs 2 without carbon (670 hp)
- Ventilated side bolsters on Plaid vs Ventilated seats on LR without the side bolsters
- Contrast piping on Plaid seats
- Black painted calipers
- Carbon fiber rear trunk spoiler
You are absolutely correct - the top speed and 0-60 differences are obviously a result of the additional 350 horsepower. I thought that went without saying!I think some more are:
Torque vectoring for Plaid
Top speed, 155 vs 200
0-60.
AFAIK, the only known differences at this point are:
I don’t think there are any other discernible differences, which is surprising. The LR is now pretty much a Performance car and comes standard with many features that were previously only included on P cars. This includes alcantara headliner, aluminum pedals, Insane performance mode and drag strip mode. The LR car is now an unquestionable bargain.
- Three high performance motors with carbon-sleeved rotors (1020 hp) vs 2 without carbon (670 hp)
- Ventilated side bolsters on Plaid vs Ventilated seats on LR without the side bolsters
- Contrast piping on Plaid seats
- Black painted calipers
- Carbon fiber rear trunk spoiler
I haven’t seen that. Do you have a picture for reference?The LR appear to come with black painted calipers as well based on photos.
Post in thread '2021 Refresh S LR Delivery Tracking'I haven’t seen that. Do you have a picture for reference?
Hi @sam3194 thanks as always for your informative posts.The entire picture:
1. Elon promised deliveries EoQ.
2. Refresh S is a higher profit margin car. See Elons comments on last earnings call.
3. Model 3 & Y are still shipping out, but were prioritized all these months due to lack of Model S & X. Now Model S is coming back and needs to be shipped out. They are figuring out logistics going forward and getting back into the swing of things.
4. Tesla is going into Q3 with (I would guess) less than 1,000 deliveries for Refresh S. If that number was 25 from the June delivery event. Investors would be asking a lot of questions like, “if the cars ready, why not ship? You said, and we see them stacked in the lot, whats the hold up?”. They need to have a solid number of cars delivered. 3 & Y are fine.
5. LR 19” wheels is the hold up. I was told it was purely logistics and they have them built. A lot going on EoQ. A lot we know and a lot we know and don’t understand.
Not trying to justify or dismiss your comments, which are all valid. Just passing on the info I have been told.
@lolachampcar do you have any insights as to any potential differences between LR’s and Plaid’s suspension? I’m really hoping they brought the “plus” suspension back for Plaid!That is exactly the question I answered. Put differently, it exists and I have to have it. I'm still a kid.
I have 97k miles on my PDL and have been waiting on Tesla to build a replacement that has handling/ride qualities equal to or better than the early PDs with sport suspension. The Plaid+ looked to be the right choice so I ordered after battery day. The + is gone so Plaid it is.
My wife's replacement will be a LR as she seldom uses the acceleration she has with her current S90D. Different strokes.....
What date did you change from cf to wood? If you ordered on 2/3 but made the change on 06/01, then I’m pretty sure 06/01 is the relevant date.Oh, lookie here. A July 4-15 window just appeared on my order page. No vin yet
plaid. Blk blk ebony 21”. Ordered 2/3/21
Those are the old ones. If you look in the Tesla manual it shows these wheels under the 19 caps.. I found a photo somewhere.i think they will look like this. the updated tesla parts catalog has a similar looking rim for the 19s.
Tempest Wheels
I know I had a lot of questions about the Tempest wheels prior to delivery of my car and there was no thread dedicated to answering those questions. Question number #1 Are they ugly? -Yes, but better with the aero caps removed. Are the hub caps plastic? -Yes Are the hub caps removable? -Yes...teslamotorsclub.com