Struja,
Did you go with the Michelin's last year? If so, did you like them better than the Blizzaks and Hakka's? It is that time of year again and I need to get winter tires on my 2013 RWD P85.
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Struja,
Did you go with the Michelin's last year? If so, did you like them better than the Blizzaks and Hakka's? It is that time of year again and I need to get winter tires on my 2013 RWD P85.
Struja
“Frost”
So sorry I didn’t respond sooner. Life gets in the way sometimes. Yes, I am on X-Ice 3’s last year and now. They are amazing and I highly recommend them.
I haven’t used Hakka’s in more than 10 years but my experience was great snow performance with some noise. The Blizzaks are a disaster IMO. Average performance and totally awful road noise. To me, completely unacceptable levels. My wife has the Blizzaks on her RX350 and she absolutely despises them.
The X-Ice 3’s are the perfect combination of performance and quiet. Pretty competitively priced as well,.
Out of curiosity I looked at Tesla's accessories page to see what they have for snow tires. ALL of the Model S snow tires are shown as out of stock, which was also the case much or all of last winter. I wonder if they are simply not bothering to stock them any more, or if there are the common supply chain issues. Seems early in the year to be completely out of stock.
mspohr
Well-Known Member
Just looked at TireRack for my 2015 Model S.
They have stock of the Pirelli Sotto Zero and Michelin X-Ice (as well as a lot of other brands). I've used both the Pirelli and the Michelin tires and are happy with their winter performance.
Struja
“Frost”
Sorry, I didn't see this sooner.
Never looking back. X-Ice 3's are the best combination of quiet and performance in any snow tire I have used.
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