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For those of us taking delivery of a performance vehicle with summer tires in winter it looks like having tires installed by Tesla at time of delivery is possible. Low is expected to be 38°F day I pick up and fortunately should not snow before then. Anyway, good idea to get tires before your vehicle if you’re in a similar situation.
 

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For those of us taking delivery of a performance vehicle with summer tires in winter it looks like having tires installed by Tesla at time of delivery is possible. Low is expected to be 38°F day I pick up and fortunately should not snow before then. Anyway, good idea to get tires before your vehicle if you’re in a similar situation.

I've got brand new R241 wheels and Nokian Hakka tires sitting on a rack at a tire shop near my delivery center... just need a damn car!
 
I've got brand new R241 wheels and Nokian Hakka tires sitting on a rack at a tire shop near my delivery center... just need a damn car!
I ordered those same wheels! I wanted the 8.5 width but they're sold out until February, so I got 9.5 that should be delivered by the end of the month. Think I'm going with AS4 tires.

EDD disappeared on the app... hoping it's a sign that it's updating! But not betting on it
 
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For those of us taking delivery of a performance vehicle with summer tires in winter it looks like having tires installed by Tesla at time of delivery is possible. Low is expected to be 38°F day I pick up and fortunately should not snow before then. Anyway, good idea to get tires before your vehicle if you’re in a similar situation.
Are the Michelin AS4's still the only all-season tires that will fit on the 21's?
 
For those of us taking delivery of a performance vehicle with summer tires in winter it looks like having tires installed by Tesla at time of delivery is possible. Low is expected to be 38°F day I pick up and fortunately should not snow before then. Anyway, good idea to get tires before your vehicle if you’re in a similar situation.
Do you have tires you're taking to the SC for them to put on?
 
I absolutely hate the way this thread is sucking me in like a child anticipating Christmas morning.
I'm brand new to this and am doing the same thing.. several times an hour.

My MYP EDD has gone from January, to Dec 15 - Jan 31, to Dec 03 (random) to Dec 31

I started out with a MYLR as my first order, which was June... then April 1 - April 30, then March 15 - April 15, then back to June and I said screw this, changed it to MYP and it's been a _little_ more consistent.
 
11/3 EDD: 11/17-11/21 (VINed)
11/4 EDD: 11/16-11/26
11/10 EDD: 11/17/-11/21
11/14 EDD: 11/18-11/21
11/18 (this morning) EDD: 11/18-11/22
11/18 (now) EDD: date disappeared and the page looks different from before.

Called Tesla twice the past week (11/15 and 11/17) to inquire about delivery date and have been told to wait for a call from the local delivery team. I'm getting more and more frustrated about this. Does anyone have any experience with this situation and can shed light on this.