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Tesla SC cost to mount and replace tires
- Thread starter viper2ko
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ucmndd
Well-Known Member
Last I checked Tesla service centers will not mount/balance third party tires.
Not that there’s any reason to have them do it in the first place.
Not that there’s any reason to have them do it in the first place.
ChadS
Last tank of gas: March 2009
I believe it varies by service center (and over time at any given service center). For a while my nearest one wouldn't do third-party sets at all; then they did at a very reasonable rate. Then (about the time the Model 3 rollout started swamping the service centers) they doubled their rate. I just take 'em to a tire shop these days. Plenty in my area have lots of Tesla experience.
BrokerDon
Active Member
Tesla Costa Mesa Service Center quoted me $1,680 plus tax ($1,814) last week to replace my staggered 21" Michelin Pilot Super Sport tires on my 2015 P85D's staggered Arachnid wheels.
I declined since America's Tire (a.k.a. Discount Tire in other states) quoted me $1,572 including tax... Plus they offer optional Tire Certificates (free replacement road hazard protection) for a few bucks per tire which have gotten me 2 of these expensive Michelin PSS tires replaced for free already. IMHO 21" tires are "fragile" if they "run flat" which happens FAST in a pothole blowout... or even a puncture.
I declined since America's Tire (a.k.a. Discount Tire in other states) quoted me $1,572 including tax... Plus they offer optional Tire Certificates (free replacement road hazard protection) for a few bucks per tire which have gotten me 2 of these expensive Michelin PSS tires replaced for free already. IMHO 21" tires are "fragile" if they "run flat" which happens FAST in a pothole blowout... or even a puncture.
BrokerDon
Active Member
Tesla Costa Mesa Service Center quoted me $1,680 plus tax ($1,814) last week to replace my staggered 21" Michelin Pilot Super Sport tires on my 2015 P85D's staggered Arachnid wheels.
I declined since America's Tire (a.k.a. Discount Tire in other states) quoted me $1,572 including tax... Plus they offer optional Tire Certificates (free replacement road hazard protection) for a few bucks per tire which have gotten me 2 of these expensive Michelin PSS tires replaced for free already. IMHO 21" tires are "fragile" if they "run flat" which happens FAST in a pothole blowout... or even a puncture.
I declined since America's Tire (a.k.a. Discount Tire in other states) quoted me $1,572 including tax... Plus they offer optional Tire Certificates (free replacement road hazard protection) for a few bucks per tire which have gotten me 2 of these expensive Michelin PSS tires replaced for free already. IMHO 21" tires are "fragile" if they "run flat" which happens FAST in a pothole blowout... or even a puncture.
The Cleveland Ohio Service Center was very reasonable. I bought 22 inch Goodyear Eagles from Tire Rack for my Model X and they dismounted and trashed the old tires, mounted and balanced the new tires and installed them for something like $160 -$180 total. And I felt confident having them install them instead of some random garage. I was very pleased.
