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No more in production BS like last year.
I hated this last year, but now I kinda miss the excitement last spring. Waiting for something that nobody had even seen yet. Yeah, I have the car in my driveway now and it's amazing and all I hoped and dreamed for (minus ambient lighting, revised head and taillights, etc... 😅) but I kinda want something more to wait for... maybe that's why I stick around here, to feel that same excitement through others waiting for delivery hahaha.
 
You can be sure that you do not have choices yet that match the OEM sizes on 21" in all seasons. Pirelli theoretically has a winter set but not showing anywhere and not available. You can go a little outside the OEM sizing and there are A/S options. I went 20" for this reason.
Agreed..I havent done a ton of research but my friend who runs a tire shop was showing my some calculator on line that showed several different tire size options in 21" that resulted in less than 3% change to tire rotating speed or whatever its called. Says going to alternative tire size opens up more possibilities of tire options with zero negative impact/risk
 
I hated this last year, but now I kinda miss the excitement last spring. Waiting for something that nobody had even seen yet. Yeah, I have the car in my driveway now and it's amazing and all I hoped and dreamed for (minus ambient lighting, revised head and taillights, etc... 😅) but I kinda want something more to wait for... maybe that's why I stick around here, to feel that same excitement through others waiting for delivery hahaha.
Excitement? Oh you must mean anxiety...
 
Agreed..I havent done a ton of research but my friend who runs a tire shop was showing my some calculator on line that showed several different tire size options in 21" that resulted in less than 3% change to tire rotating speed or whatever its called. Says going to alternative tire size opens up more possibilities of tire options with zero negative impact/risk
This is what I was considering
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Glen Allen SC still relatively bare. Two S’s and few Y’s and 3’s. All on the main lot and the satellite lot at the gas station remains empty.
 

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This is what I was considering View attachment 760509

That would be a great choice. However, the rear is over 1" larger in diameter and almost 4% larger in circumference. At 70mph, the speed will be off almost 3mph.

On the OEM sizes, the front is larger than the rear. How does this effect the speedo and odometer? Where does the S get it's data from on the speedo?

This all may not mean much depending on where the data comes from and does the car compensate computerically (@Tigers )?