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265 is what's available right now. Go for it. I got the 265/275 setup for the uberturbines and they look and fit greatIt seems all the online configurators call for 255 in the front but people here are saying 265 up front. What’s right?
It seems all the online configurators call for 255 in the front but people here are saying 265 up front. What’s right?
What are you running them at? I’m at 42-43 and when I was 39-40 it felt better…
265 if youre going for PS A/S... 255 is OEM sizing... both work
You mean backorder for several years! I ordered these back in Oct and dates kept getting pushed back. Couldn’t wait any longer so ordered 265/275 from discount tire.I ordered these from Tire Rack but they aren’t on the website so you have to call to order, and they are on backorder for several weeks.
255/35ZR21 Michelin Pilot Sport All Season 4 T0 Tesla, Acoustic Tech
275/35ZR21 Michelin Pilot Sport All Season 4 T0 Tesla, Acoustic Tech
This is the question I wanted you to post.
I just purchased a 2022 Tesla model Y performance. The tires that came with the vehicle are summer tires and shouldn’t be driven under 45 degree temp. I live in the NE which our weather gets colder than 45 degrees this time of the year. The manufacturer setup is 255/35 R 21 on the front and 275/35 R 21 on the rear. No manufacturer currently offers a all season or winter tire in those sizes until late January 2022. My Question is It safe to install a 265/35 R21 tire in the front AND rear set up…..or can I do a 245/35 R21 in front and 265/35 R21 in the rear?
Any update?Just purchased (2) 275/35zr21 & (2) 295/35zr21 Michelin pilot sport as4’s from tireamerica.com. A few guys I know on Facebook group have them installed and they fit perfectly and ride very nice. They come 11/2.