Hi Y'all,
I have the shims installed within a week of my Model S P delivery.
I'm running 20 x 10 square.
The car has 6K miles.
As you can tell I do not have any excessive wear.
Hopefully this will help those who have excessive inner tire wear.
I was also informed by the Tire techs...
If you have excessive inner tire wear and it's not too bad, you can install the tires with the outside tires on the inside to get more mileage from the tires.
The only issue you'll encounter is if you are driving aggressive in the WET it may not channel the water away from the car.
That's because the thread pattern is designed with that in mind.
That sounds logical. This is not advice, but just information from the tire guys...they appear to be pretty up front and honest.
I have the shims installed within a week of my Model S P delivery.
I'm running 20 x 10 square.
The car has 6K miles.
As you can tell I do not have any excessive wear.
Hopefully this will help those who have excessive inner tire wear.
I was also informed by the Tire techs...
If you have excessive inner tire wear and it's not too bad, you can install the tires with the outside tires on the inside to get more mileage from the tires.
The only issue you'll encounter is if you are driving aggressive in the WET it may not channel the water away from the car.
That's because the thread pattern is designed with that in mind.
That sounds logical. This is not advice, but just information from the tire guys...they appear to be pretty up front and honest.
