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Model Y Performance 21" Tires - Larger, More Comfortable Fitment Details and Experience - Michelin AS4's (With Photos)
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Megabrode
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I went with B about 20K miles ago (Conti DWS 06 Plus), and I'm extremely happy with the results. Even wear all tires at a recent state safety inspection with plenty of tread left. Speedo offset is not an issue for me. The slight bulge has prevented curb rash once or twice. Much improved ride with no detectable impact on handling or range.
I’ve had the 265/294 40 Michelins for a couple of weeks now, and I agree with everything that‘s been said in this thread about the looks and improved ride quality that these tires provide. One thing that hasn’t been mentioned though that I definitely notice is that when approaching a stop these take longer to stop rolling than the OEM tires and I’m having to relearn how to one pedal drive and use the regen to stop. I guess because they have a larger rotational mass that they roll longer.
WhiteAdobo
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Anybody have any insight on how Option A & B would effect FSDb?
Torn between these two options.
I dont know what any of that is. none of those are a brand. they didnt require me to put on OEM tires. thats what this post is all about.
You have to put in that year and model of each of those cars.
265 front tires = 2015 porsche macan turbo.
295 rear tires, 2021 Jaguar F-Pave SVR.
That lets you order them. both times ive shown up to get them installed, I had to tell the manager that I understand they arent the OEM fit. They had me sign a thing stating I understand that, and all was good. the second time was easier because they were replacing that same larger size. they saw that wear was even, and they fit so just had me sign that paper for liability reasons.
Costco online tire ordering gives you the option to validate the size and for my wranglers with 35s, I never validated.
The tires would show up at Costco and they would install, no questions asked. For this route, be 110% certain of no potential issues for the non-original sizes before ordering.
The tires would show up at Costco and they would install, no questions asked. For this route, be 110% certain of no potential issues for the non-original sizes before ordering.
Sango2
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It may vary depending which Costco location because it is the supervisor would would have the final say. I talked my local Costco about going down a tire size along with the wheel (ie. 275/35/R21 to 275/40/R20) even thou retaining the same overall circumference, and said they were not sure and it was up to the supervisor; I did talk to them and the answer I got was a possibly.
Sounds good, about to pull the trigger on these....does the "ZR" part make these incompatible or is this spec fine?
ZR just means its rated for super fast. yes what you have in the cart is fine and exactly what I got put on 2 days ago
I really appreciate this thorough explanation of what you’ve done here. I upgraded the read tires of my MYP to 295/35/21 but now the fronts need to be replaced and my rears are at about 50% tread so I’m likely going to replace all 4.
My question to you is… since you’ve upgraded your tires and it’s been some time now, have you had any issues when turning or while having extra weight in the car such as passengers and cargo? I am nervous the tires will rub or cause damage to the wheel well. Luckily my local tire shop has the Michelin pilot sport a/s 4 in stock.
Thanks!
My question to you is… since you’ve upgraded your tires and it’s been some time now, have you had any issues when turning or while having extra weight in the car such as passengers and cargo? I am nervous the tires will rub or cause damage to the wheel well. Luckily my local tire shop has the Michelin pilot sport a/s 4 in stock.
Thanks!
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