Was looking for new all seasons to put on my 19’s since the OEM Contintenals are just about done and I just noticed these on Tire Rack.
The previous generation of this tire has great reviews as well and based on other Model 3 owner’s stats, it’s also very efficient — one person reported getting the same efficiency with the 19’s as they did with their 18’s and aero wheels + covers.
The downside of the previous generation seemed to be wet traction and this new one improves on exactly that. Problem is I can’t find many reviews on this new generation and I’m curious if the larger contact patch and tread compound mean higher rolling resistance.
Here’s the link to the tires in case you can’t find them: https://www.tirerack.com/tires/tire...+P7+All+Season+Plus+II&partnum=34VR9CP7ASP2XL
The previous generation of this tire has great reviews as well and based on other Model 3 owner’s stats, it’s also very efficient — one person reported getting the same efficiency with the 19’s as they did with their 18’s and aero wheels + covers.
The downside of the previous generation seemed to be wet traction and this new one improves on exactly that. Problem is I can’t find many reviews on this new generation and I’m curious if the larger contact patch and tread compound mean higher rolling resistance.
Here’s the link to the tires in case you can’t find them: https://www.tirerack.com/tires/tire...+P7+All+Season+Plus+II&partnum=34VR9CP7ASP2XL