Hi
I'm researching while waiting for leasing approval to order a Model S.
Does the European delivered Model S also come with the Goodyear RS-A2 on the 19" wheels?
Same on both the 60 kWh and 85 kWh? I saw something about the 85 kWh getting Michelin tires in the US?
If it's true it's a really bad tire choice. For summer tires they are just bad and for winter they are useless.
Also, I don't really get the Michelin Primacy as an upgrade (only in the US?).
Why is Tesla using substandard tires? Because in European eyes, these are substandard for a car of this type.
I don't remember exactly but I think my current BMW 5-series (low end 520d) came with Michelin Pilot Sport (it might be Conti Sport contact) and the last one had definitely had Goodyear Eagle F1 asymmetric.
10 years ago my SAAB came with better tires (Pirelli P Zero) than the Tesla MS comes with.
Why?
I'm researching while waiting for leasing approval to order a Model S.
Does the European delivered Model S also come with the Goodyear RS-A2 on the 19" wheels?
Same on both the 60 kWh and 85 kWh? I saw something about the 85 kWh getting Michelin tires in the US?
If it's true it's a really bad tire choice. For summer tires they are just bad and for winter they are useless.
Also, I don't really get the Michelin Primacy as an upgrade (only in the US?).
Why is Tesla using substandard tires? Because in European eyes, these are substandard for a car of this type.
I don't remember exactly but I think my current BMW 5-series (low end 520d) came with Michelin Pilot Sport (it might be Conti Sport contact) and the last one had definitely had Goodyear Eagle F1 asymmetric.
10 years ago my SAAB came with better tires (Pirelli P Zero) than the Tesla MS comes with.
Why?