I've lived in the midwest my entire life and never put snow tired on any of my vehicles. 3 Corolla's, Suburban, Tahoe, Chevy Sonic, and a Prius. I drive high mileage 3,000+ a month. I've always used all weather tires all year long.
I see lots of suggestions for snow tires on a Tesla in the winter. Are Tesla's enough different from other cars that make snow tires essential? Or is it simply a preference? If I put snow tires on my MYLR this winter it'll be the first set of snow tires I've ever owned in 35+ years of driving.
What am I missing? Thanks for your thoughts.
I see lots of suggestions for snow tires on a Tesla in the winter. Are Tesla's enough different from other cars that make snow tires essential? Or is it simply a preference? If I put snow tires on my MYLR this winter it'll be the first set of snow tires I've ever owned in 35+ years of driving.
What am I missing? Thanks for your thoughts.