Model Y performance winter tire

[ssameer]

Hello I’m driving model Y performance with 255/35/21 and 285/35/21 and want to change size for winter tire to 245/40R21 will it work perfectly without changing the rim. Please advice

 

[ngng]

You're going to pay an arm and a leg for 21 snows

 

[jcanoe]

The OE rear tire size for the PMY is 275/35R-21.

You would be better off purchasing a set of wheels in 18" or 19" and winter tires.

 

[Icehedgehog88]

I went with the below setup after bending 2 rims. Been very happy with the CC2 performance. The setup is a square setup and with the 19” you get a better ride than the 21”.

https://tsportline.com/collections/...-tire-package-set-of-4?variant=41951482839234

 

[ngng]

I just went through this exercise and picked up a set of oem 19s and 245//45/19 hakkapeliitas. Total cost was maybe 1200?

 

[Mulkogi]

I just went through this exercise and picked up a set of oem 19s and 245//45/19 hakkapeliitas. Total cost was maybe 1200?

This is probably the best route. Hear real good things about the hakkapelita ev. I would probably go with a little more sidewall

 

[ngng]

This is probably the best route. Hear real good things about the hakkapelita ev. I would probably go with a little more sidewall

I will only buy Hakkas. They’re excellent.

 

[fiehlsport]

Hello I’m driving model Y performance with 255/35/21 and 285/35/21 and want to change size for winter tire to 245/40R21 will it work perfectly without changing the rim. Please advice

No, you're not going to get a 245 on the 10.5" rear wheels. Totally wrong size.

Continental makes the Vikingcontact7 in 21" staggered fitment for the Model Y now, if you'd like to keep the Uberturbines. 255/35-21 and 275/35-21. There is also the Pirelli Sottozero, which is a performance oriented winter tire that should drive almost like an all-season, and maintain sharp steering.

 

[MYPMando405]

Post in thread 'Maximum Tires Size Model Y Performance?' Maximum Tires Size Model Y Performance?

 

[SpicyPaneer]

MY recent MYLR came with the Pirelli AS M+S V rated tire. Seems good so far but I don’t feel is smooth at Continental ProContact. Feels like a harder compound like the Michelin CC2.