Hi all,
I was looking at the Google sheet tire comparison sheets from reddit, and I noticed some of the tires aren't rated for extra load (XL) like the Goodyear Assurance Maxlife. Does it really matter in this case, or would it be fine as long as the tires load index is higher than the car's GVWR?
Direct link to the Google sheet if anyone's wondering:
Comparison of Model 3 compatible tires (235/45-18", 235/40-19", 235/35-20") according to ratings from TireRack and TyreReviews (sorted by tire category and rating)
Also, I have heard some owners here was about to claim warranty on the OEM 18" Michelin tires. How do they determine how much money/credit do you get, what's the value of the tires that they are based on? Thanks all.
I was looking at the Google sheet tire comparison sheets from reddit, and I noticed some of the tires aren't rated for extra load (XL) like the Goodyear Assurance Maxlife. Does it really matter in this case, or would it be fine as long as the tires load index is higher than the car's GVWR?
Direct link to the Google sheet if anyone's wondering:
Comparison of Model 3 compatible tires (235/45-18", 235/40-19", 235/35-20") according to ratings from TireRack and TyreReviews (sorted by tire category and rating)
Also, I have heard some owners here was about to claim warranty on the OEM 18" Michelin tires. How do they determine how much money/credit do you get, what's the value of the tires that they are based on? Thanks all.