Avoid These 3 Tesla Tire Brands! (And 7 That Actually Last)

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• MS

  @MSMS-h9m · 5 months ago

  it's not the cars, it's how one drives

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• BA

  @baileym4708 · 1 month ago

  I did go with your recommendation on the Bridgestone Turanza EV for about a 1000 miles now and I couldn't be happier.  It is softer and quieter than the stock Continentals I had.  8 highly recommend for those in Southern California type climates where it doesn't rain much and no snow. Thank you again.

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• NU

  @NunYaBeezWax80 · 1 month ago

  the hell with foam insulated tires

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• FR

  @FrankGallagherr · 5 months ago

  Tesla is the best car company ever! No gas stations, No oil changes, No smog check, No corrupt dealership, No catalytic converter and faster than a $650,000 Lamborghini..!!

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• JA

  @jasontamu2002 · 4 months ago

  Factory installed tires can get warranty if you go to discount tire and pay the 16 per tire once you buy the car new and go in person. They will sell you warranty certs on the factory installed tires. They will tread check and input the date etc into their system..

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• OM

  @omarfrontela6276 · 5 months ago

  I purchased Goodyear Electric drive for EV’s a year and half ago and I love them, I don’t notice significant tread wear, excelente handling on wet roads overall very good tire for $200 price at Sam’s Club.

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• JU

  @justinsugay1149 · 4 months ago

  Rotate every 4k and get the most out of your tires. I was getting barely any tire life out of most brands Conti, Michelin, Falken, etc.  I enjoyed nearly 30k on Goodyear Weather Ready 2s and am now enjoying a set of Pirelli P7s on my Model 3.  I will update on how this goes with the P7s as I am only 4k miles in right now but they are quieter, more efficient and have a better warranty than my previous Goodyears.

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• MH

  @mholmes9262 · 5 months ago

  Been running Ion Evo’s since my p-zero’s expired at 13k miles. Currently have about 20k on the Evo’s and they still have a lot of tread left. They’re very quiet and grip is good, not as sticky as the p-zero’s, but plenty grippy for most people’s driving habits. I’d buy again.

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• 김정

  @김정현-z7c2f · 4 months ago

  Model3-2021. I changed to new tire on 34k miles in Korea. Driving habits make a big difference.

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• TE

  @teslamike · 5 months ago

  When they say “any tire” they mean any tire that meets the spec required by Tesla.  But I get the need for the rage bait.

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• CO

  @cooa9951 · 3 months ago

  My 2021 M3 came with Michelin Primacy MXM4. I drove the original tires for 50K miles before replacing them. I got the same tires.

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• IL

  @ilyaisakovich2465 · 5 months ago

  Very timely, was just considering new tires!

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