Don't drive your Tesla Model Y Performance in the winter until you see this.

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Correction: front tires are 265 35 21 and NOT 275 35 21
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[@kevinlee5821]

I'm getting my set of pilot sport A/S 4 tomorrow. :). Thanks for sharing!

[@TommyLGarage]

You’ll love them!

[@danihellz]

This = ❤️. Getting my Y performance next month and I’m a Michelin guy through and through. This may be the solution I was looking for.

[@TommyLGarage]

You’ll love both tires and the car !!

[@mgarciap29]

Amazing thanks for the review. Finally someone that took the time to propose adequate tires for a performance Y!!!

[@TommyLGarage]

Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment!

[@kermo527]

I’m about to order these. How are the tires working so far on the Model Y P?

[@TommyLGarage]

@@kermo527 you be the judge: kzbin.info/www/bejne/g3izmYOLjZ2Kfpo

[@ThatFilipinoFamily]

I have been following you for some time now and I am so happy you have the MYP and in Jersey cause I’m expecting my MYP in the next coming months and live in Jersey too! Gonna keep watching your videos for this! 😬

[@TommyLGarage]

You’ll love yours!

[@ThatFilipinoFamily]

@@TommyLGarage I can’t wait! I do believe the newer MYPs that are coming are installed with Michelin A/S tires now. Love the fact that you also have a family of 2 kids cause I was worried we wouldn’t all fit in the MYP 😅

[@AmilYT]

Hey hey great video! I'm going to do the same tomorrow. Any range changes?

[@TommyLGarage]

No real range changes. I’m very happy

[@Pennychaser1]

Also have MYP. Im in Vegas so I dont need theose tires but I will wait until these wear out. Thanks for the vid. As many stated also interested in range differences.

[@TommyLGarage]

So my range dropped about 5-8%

[@ericferrer8149]

Got my Michelin pilot sport as4 installed today. Went with 275/35/21 in front and 295/35/21 in rear and love the look and the ride improvement. Thanks for the video tommy.

[@TommyLGarage]

Glad you like it!!!

[@themeg522]

@Eric, is this on MYP?

[@ericferrer8149]

@themeg, yes it was on MYP and update no more issues with curb rash and the gap in wheel well is less so looks sleeker but ride still rough and I’m going to order unplugged performance luxury coil over. Hoping this works for better ride

[@themeg522]

@@ericferrer8149 thank you for the details. @tommy great videos

[@edmalone7374]

@@ericferrer8149 Decided to order the same tire combo for my ‘23 MYP I just got. How is your experience with the coil over kit?

[@alexf3800]

Hi TLG! You are De man! I was able to find the shop to install the tires in the Tesla Model YP. Thank you, Sir.

[@TommyLGarage]

Glad it helped !

[@ddlee727]

Great video! Looking forward to you showing some range data.

[@TommyLGarage]

Thanks! Will do.

[@onevariable]

I got 265 and 275 on the P and not much range loss. But with the 295 in the rear your speedometer will be off.

[@jiajiehe9342]

@@onevariable I am thinking about 265 front 295 rear too as these are the only 4 season size available on tire rack. Can you share more on the speedometer issue? Anything one needs to do to calibrate etc for 295 rear? Is your 275 all season rated?

[@Pennychaser1]

@@onevariable fiest 3 digits tepresent width not overall diameter so speedometer should not be affected

[@trajanbgky]

Saw some Model Y Performances this week have been getting delivered with these All Seasons already on it. Hoping mine has these when I pickup next week. Thanks for the video!

[@TommyLGarage]

Strange since Michelin doesn’t make it in oem tire sizes. I wonder what sizes they’ll ship in.

[@trajanbgky]

@@TommyLGarage I haven’t seen exact sizes, but have seen this posted in multiple MY Facebook groups and forums. I’d assume the same size you used. Someone also posted screenshot of Michelin page showing these tires as OEM equipment now also.

[@TommyLGarage]

@@trajanbgky I just checked. It gets delivered with narrow tires. 255 front and 275 rear which didn’t exist up until this point. I still prefer my sizes

[@naanya6201]

I just got my MYP today. it arrived with Michelin all season 255 front 275 rear.

[@larryt1004]

stupid question do I need to get new tires then if I already getting this? haven't checked but I just got mine a week back. I recall seeing all season but didn't really pay attention.

[@terrific2010]

Hi Tommy, this video is super helpful. I absolutely love the performance model Y the way how it looks with 21" wheels, red calipers and the spoiler, but afraid to buy that the wheels get curb damaged easily. It looks like these tires are a solution for that problem. Could you please let me know (or put a link to the tires) the load index and speed index of the tires that you used for the front and back. Thank you for the video, I'm considering to buy performance now!!

[@terrific2010]

Hi Tommy, sorry to bother, but are these the tires you got. FRONT: ======= PILOT SPORT ALL SEASON 4 265/35ZR21 Full Ring Velour Style: Blackwall Alternate Design Load Range: XL Serv. Desc: 101Y REAR: ====== PILOT SPORT ALL SEASON 4 295/35ZR21 Full Ring Velour Style: Blackwall Alternate Design Load Range: XL Serv. Desc: 107Y

[@rosworld9129]

I just got my MY. two weeks ago and it came w Michelin all season tires. Pilots I believe, and very nice as I love Michelins too!

[@TommyLGarage]

I agree!

[@rubinquintero665]

Thanks for this video man! I’m in SoCal - I’ve had my MYP for a year in a half - I’ve already replaced my pirelli driver side rear tire twice dude! And the bumps are Brutal all around - I figured since I was planning on driving to ski resorts this season I followed the same set up - just installed a few days ago - the next thing to do is to get tire chains…. Because the clearance is kind of low I think the only chains that work with this set up is the KONIG XXL? … do you have a video on chains you use for this set up?

[@TommyLGarage]

Actually no chains needed. Check out my snow video. Tesla is a monster in the snow.

[@HiGeoff]

Thanks for the great video on the alternative set of tires for MYP. Any significant change in the range you experienced so far? Thanks!

[@TommyLGarage]

Not at all

[@Oncampus2k]

Your video gave a good suggestion. Our MYP was delivered to the delivery center today, for a Saturday pick up. Out of the 6 MYPs that were on the truck with ours, OUR car was the ONLY one that had the Pirelli’s and it kind of pissed us off. Aggravated that because of random chance, if we want the car, we’re going to have to drop a few grand more just for acceptable winter tires.

[@TommyLGarage]

Yup! But honestly you can sell your tires on a used market and the 295 rear and 275 front will look so much better in the wheels and the car will drive a lot better.

[@KiesMotorsports]

Awesome 😎 ☃️

[@TommyLGarage]

Yeyyy!

[@JohnsmithQqqq]

I subscribed because U enjoy his content complete with slight sarcasm 😂😂😂. Just the way I like it.

[@TommyLGarage]

Thanks!!!!

[@JohnsmithQqqq]

LOL… I fully understand why he said no go to pulling out the baby seats. A total pain in the neck with all the straps and attachment points. He saved easily 15-20 minutes of aggravation 😅

[@TommyLGarage]

Haha so true

[@HarpreetSingh-kf2lb]

Hi Tommy, thanks for sharing this video. Can you please share what is the range loss that you have observed with these tires and do you have a recommendation for a similar setup with winter tires?

[@TommyLGarage]

No significant range loss. I’m very happy with it

[@crimson888]

Thank you for making the video it was very helpful - what do you recommend for the M3P? Same issue comes with 20 P-Zero Performance tires and I am struggling between getting a new wheel/tire package for the winter (next winter) or just changing the tires. Stock M3P comes with 235/35/20s. Thank you!

[@TommyLGarage]

I would go with all season Michelins and upsize the width one tick

[@randomhobbyist99]

Much agreed with you on this. I have a 21 Model 3 Performance and tossed the stock 235/35 tires. Threw in some Continental DWS 06+ 245/35. Best decision I’ve made with it.

[@TommyLGarage]

All seasons are great

[@j0404t]

dumb question - aren't front and back tire slightly different sizes?

[@brothatwasepic]

Hi guy I was wondering why some people say that the rear wheel drive model y cant fit these nice 21" oem uberturbine wheels? Same frame same offset and same suspension betwen the red and the awd/performance I think? Great video by the way

[@TommyLGarage]

It should. I don’t see why not.

[@thanhlai28able]

Hi Tommy I really love your video but I have a question about tires size At first you said 265/35/21 front 1:14 later on at 5:37 you said 275/35/21 front I’m confused. Please let me know which one is right

[@kermo527]

I’m looking at buying these same exact tires since Michelin does not currently offer 255 or 275s. How’s it performing so far? Have you noticed any speedometer changes or car rejection because the tires are wider?

[@brandonsmith3873]

Thanks for sharing! Tommy

[@TommyLGarage]

Thanks for watching Brandon!

[@AnthonyVaz-io2jv]

Thank your video. It was very informative. I believe that foam that you had on your performance tires is part of the “run flat” technology that is used to seal small punctures. In hindsight, would you buy the large wheels or 19 inch wheels if you were buying your Tesla today?

[@TommyLGarage]

Larger wheels all the way. Zero regrets

[@ppfization]

Love the vid. What shop did the tire swap for you. I’m in the north jersey area and just found out that my MYP will have the pirellis. I’m disappointed as I was expecting the Michelins but excited to take delivery. Always appreciate your vids. Gives me less concern starting my EV journey.

[@ManchesterUtdFan]

Hey did you confirm you received Pirellis? I’m a bit annoyed that they would ship them to locations in the tri state, NJ for us, with summer tires knowing well that east coast gets hit with snow. I’m getting my MYP at the end of September and I’m praying it’s the Michelin all seasons tires.

[@ppfization]

@@ManchesterUtdFan I received the Pirelli P Zeros. I’m gonna have to buy Michelin Pilot Pro Sports for the winter.

[@reshadstv5419]

Great video Tommy

[@TommyLGarage]

Thanks!

[@tofu86oc55]

i just got my 2022 MYP and it came with michelin pilot sport all season 4 in oem size (TO). and I'm in california! 255/35zr21 98w TO and 275/35zr21 103W TO. i would definitely get the wider tires tho, when its time to change them

[@TommyLGarage]

I heard they are finally switching it up. But wider is still the way to go

[@kenhyllberg1166]

From Wisconsin! Thanks so much for this video! I ordered my first Tesla (Y performance) a couple weeks ago; I should get it on/before 2/7/22, they are saying. I’m worried about what to get for tires in the snow, and I’d love to get something like you did…new tires that give a softer ride and can be good for all seasons. Please share how these impact your range and if you are happy with them. I have 8 weeks to find different tires for my 2022 Y performance!

[@TommyLGarage]

Congrats on your future car! You’ll love it. I’ll make a video on range impact etc soon.

[@barbarjinx3802]

Look up Martian wheels. I just got my set and having them put on Monday. Half the weight so it will improve handling and ride comfort.

[@MG-qv9vi]

Order soon, many are on backorder. I ended up buying Michelin CrossClimate - they are fantastic.

[@trackar134]

Some are arriving with these tires already. Looks like they just switched over to these vs the summer tires. A few deliveries in northern CA have been delivered with the all seasons.

[@great2bfree]

@@trackar134 ahh this is good know. Can anyone else confirm Performance version coming out with All season tire as well? Thanks.

[@eddiemcars]

I’ve always had good luck with the Michelin’s. The Pirelli’s give a hard ride. I would be interested in the weight difference of the tires.

[@TommyLGarage]

I think the weight difference is negligible

[@nolan.conway]

Hi Tommy, great video! What are the best 20 inch all season tires for the M3P? I take delivery of my M3P next week and live in the Midwest. I plan on changing the tires come November/December but don’t want to buy new rims, would ideally just want to switch to all season tires and come back to the original tires sometime later on down the

[@TommyLGarage]

I use Michelin pilot sport 4s

[@phtofl]

thanks for the video, curious of if those impact range, and how they handle in the snow. im in same boat, but thinking to go with smaller 19" wheels to be able to get snow tires. those tires are also rather pricey and don't help with the already heavy wheels.

[@TommyLGarage]

I thought about 19 inch wheels but they look too small :) This allows me to keep this combination year round !

[@jeffbransky7966]

@@TommyLGarage Some people like the look of more rubber you get with smaller wheels on a crossover SUV. I’m one.

[@jeffbransky7966]

@@TommyLGarage Some people like the look of more rubber you get with smaller wheels on a crossover SUV. I’m one.

[@arthurkurtz2448]

With a prior car, after the first few times I hit a pothole and ruined my sporty tires (hazard insurance or not) I came to realize that enormous wheels just weren’t worth it for me, as the tires didn’t afford enough protection. My MY has 19” Geminis with the hubcaps off, they look pretty damn good, and we have survived NY roads for the past year and a half (and 25K miles) without any problem. When one’s car is as stunning as the MY, I believe the look of the wheel is kinda secondary. Great video, by the way!

[@protectyourprivates300]

Great video! Are you happy with your choice? Also what’s the tire shop I’m also in north jersey thanks !

[@TommyLGarage]

Thanks! Very happy. I use RSW in Butler.

[@jiajiehe9342]

Great video. Thanks. We are expecting same MY P Blue this coming January. Tire Rack recommends 255 35 21 front and 275 35 21 rear. Can you comment the pro and con for these size combo?

[@TommyLGarage]

Thanks. You won’t find all season tires in that size , which is why I had to upsize it.

[@trackar134]

They have just been shipping with the Michelin all seasons vs the Summer tires!! A few deliveries in northern CA have arrived with the all seasons. Very recent change

[@TommyLGarage]

Performance model?

[@trackar134]

@@TommyLGarage correct, possibly only the ones built this last week or so. I’ve one seen them delivered in CA with it so far since they have a very short transit time once built to delivery.

[@TommyLGarage]

@@trackar134 but Michelin doesn’t make oem size. What sizes do they ship with ?

[@trackar134]

@@TommyLGarage looks to be 255/35/21

[@KostasToyBag]

Awesome man! I’m from Rutherford NJ, looking to swap out summer tires on my 2022 X3 M40i, what is the name of the tire shop you used? Maybe I can get a discount if I can refer you as well? Thanks again for the great content!

[@TommyLGarage]

Sal’s Auto Works in Butler NJ.

[@KostasToyBag]

Thanks!

[@Alex-cc3ol]

I got my MYP delivered 2 days ago. It came with Michelin Pilot Sport All Season 4 tires

[@TommyLGarage]

Lucky!! I heard they started doing it now

[@mukiex4413]

@@TommyLGarage It's the best! I just got mine and I ran downstairs to check it after seeing the change on reddit (and after watching your video and getting ready to order the ones you listed in a few months).

[@Stevel024]

Thoughts on having the Pilot Sport All Season 4s on the 666 M3 wheels? I'm thinking about replacing my Pilot Super Sports

[@TommyLGarage]

It’s doable. Especially if you’re not pushing the car too hard

[@alexf3800]

Thanks for the video! Where did you buy the tires from?

[@TommyLGarage]

Tirerack

[@IamY00t]

Bought an additional 21 Uberturbine set with winters for my MYP. Live in Norway, have to have a dedicated set. 21 Nokian R5 EV winter tires.

[@TommyLGarage]

Great idea !!!

[@jayspies9860]

It looks like both of your driver's side tires are mounted backwards (i.e.: against the unidirectional tread pattern). Maybe I'm seeing it wroing, but it will certaily affect wet-weather traction if so. Might want to check that out.

[@TommyLGarage]

They're not directional. They're only marked as inside or outside.

[@olekiller11]

You saved my plaid over here in NYC. The rear was 295/30 21 and switched to 295 35 r21 and was able to get the pilot all season sadly they are not the acoustic version but I'll live with that until summer time

[@TommyLGarage]

Glad to hear!! Would love to do an episode with your plaid

[@olekiller11]

@@TommyLGarage hey sure. How do we share contact info.

[@TommyLGarage]

@@olekiller11 Instagram ?

[@olekiller11]

@@TommyLGarage @olekiller

[@necroregion]

Great video, hoping to change my tires to the same specs. Can you advise what the name of your tire shop is? Thanks!

[@TommyLGarage]

Try RSW in Butler

[@ChaturaAtapattu]

Thanks for the vid! Any update on range? Now that you've been running it for a while, any additional thoughts? Although they're backordered, I'm thinking of getting the same setup. At first considered a wheel/tire package but even they are going to take a while.

[@TommyLGarage]

So I have not seen any impact on range but I’ll report back when I go in a long trip

[@mgdubya27]

I guess no long trips...

[@danielmorales9924]

Have a video on how you installed your radar? Was someone able to do it for you? Expecting delivery this month and want to install my current Uniden R3. Thanks!

[@TommyLGarage]

I’ll do a video on it shortly

[@calinperucho5458]

Thanks for this videos cuestión. what about TESLA LONG RANGE have the some tires problems do I have to buy all seasons tire too .?

[@TommyLGarage]

No. Long range comes with all seasons

[@tonymatos9795]

Very cool car, Tom!

[@TommyLGarage]

Thanks Tony!!!!

[@mickpov4708]

That looks good 👍🏼

[@TommyLGarage]

Thanks!

[@Theendlessriver77]

I have the MYP and bought the Tesla winter wheels and tires. I have lived in Wisconsin my whole life and have a lot of experience driving on crappy roads and it still handles HORRIBLY in the winter. The ass end slews all over and I’m surprised I haven’t been in the ditch yet. I drive in chill mode even because I thought it would help but it hasn’t.

[@TommyLGarage]

Acceleration mode does not matter. You just have to have your regenerative braking disabled as much as possible.

[@mayabk5287]

Hi , Thank you so much for sharing this. I also have recently got a 22 Model Y performance which came with 21 inch summer tires. I am thinking of getting this setup (Michelin Pilot All season 4) 295/35/21 on the rear and 265/35/21 on front. I wanted to ask you if you noticed any inaccurate speedometer reading due after you installed these particular size of tires? I read some people were sharing this experience when going with larger size tires, so I wanted check your experience with that. Thank you.

[@TommyLGarage]

Speedometer and range are all on point. Zero issues !

[@mayabk5287]

@@TommyLGarage Hi Tommy, I just wanted to come back say thank you. I got this same size of Michelin Pilot AS tires for my MYP last week and I am glad I did. I got them from Discount tires and they did the installations too. I immediately noticed an improvement with the ride quality when I drove home, they were really soft on little bumps and rough roads. I also drove on the snow (1-2 inches) and I did not experience and slip/slide. So far I am liking these tires and the sizes you recommended, I am not sure why Tesla did not provide these sizes when they were delivered. I was actually planning on getting second sets of 19 inch wheels/tires package from tsportsline, but after buying these tires I decided not to buy those second sets of wheels/tires package at this time (may be in future). Thank you again!

[@seshuvaidehi]

Thanks a lot for the video. I was wondering what to do in Boston winters with my upcoming MYP showing up by end of Jan. So, there is no rubbing at all even at max suspension travel when hitting a bump or other scenarios?

[@TommyLGarage]

Zero rubbing. I love it!

[@seshuvaidehi]

What did you do with the ones that the car comes with originally? Does tire rack take them and deduct from these new ones?

[@TommyLGarage]

@@seshuvaidehi nope. They’re for sale

[@lindenblvd25]

thank god for this vid, only one i seen that explained it for us slow learners and need our hands held lol

[@TommyLGarage]

Thanks for visiting!!!!

[@bretthillman9202]

Thanks…great video…Was there anything special that the installer had to do to the wheels or suspension for this setup to fit?

[@TommyLGarage]

Hi. Nope. Nothing else needed to be done. Straight swap.

[@bretthillman9202]

Perfect. Thanks again for all your help!!

[@mikemacdonald6759]

What shop did you go to? I need to get this done on my performance 3 and live in Butler Nj.

[@i1pro]

My 2022 MYP came with Michelin pilot sport as4 P255/35R21 and P275/35R21 (front and rear). The stretched out tires exposes the rims to get scratched so easily. I consider this a design fault. So I plan to do the same mod but only need to buy the rear tires 295/35/21 and I will move the rear tires to the front. I like that the front tires will have the inner foam so I expect a quiet/softer ride, better protection for my rims, and a much better look. Just wanted to share this here, to point out that if you got the Michelin tires, you only need to buy the rear tires (2 not 4 tires). Thanks for sharing your idea Tommy. Only video that made sense to me. Getting new rims would be a waste to money. These are very aerodynamic and look great IMHO.

[@TommyLGarage]

Good idea. Thanks !!!

[@larryt1004]

​@@TommyLGarage @jose Ignacio just want to make sure I understand this. I want to prepare for winter. what Jose is doing is buying a larger rear and moving the current rear to the front. what happens when summer rolls around. do you rotate back? I'm asking because I'm looking for a winter solution. Switch to winter and switch to summer vice versa. just trying to understand the thought process.

[@TommyLGarage]

@@larryt1004 no. I use these tires year round.

[@larryt1004]

@@TommyLGarage that was my hope. I really don't want to drop 2gs to switch back and forth. So you're solution is to change to these specs for all year round. I guess the question now is if I have the specs now (since it's new) do I even need to change anything?

[@i1pro]

@@larryt1004 my car came with Micheline all season tires.

[@leonsetyakarya9104]

I have Tesla MYLR, I have suspected, the foam is not necessary if the car comes with Michelin tire. I will use Michelin tires for replacement later. Michelin tire has better ride than Good Year.

[@TommyLGarage]

Michelin tires are amazing. I’m loving the ride

[@TigerInTheWoods]

Hey Tommy, what part of Jersey ur from? I'm from Begen Cty...I owned 3 Tesla - M3 RWD(black) n 2 MY LR - Blue/Midnight Silver w/ gemini n induction wheels. Nice upgrade of tires...

[@TommyLGarage]

I’m also from northern NJ

[@adamlee5504]

Read that the 265/40/21 and 285/40/21 fit. You can buy AS-4 in that size. It’s little taller tire but they fit and I think it fills up the wheel well even more. Considering buying a set but waiting for the p zeros to wear out.

[@TommyLGarage]

For me the 40 sidewall would be a bit much

[@adamlee5504]

@@TommyLGarage why is it too much? there is big thread on tesla motoring club on all season tires. Seems like the 40’s offer a lot of protection for the rims.

[@TommyLGarage]

@@adamlee5504 at that point they might as well downsize to a 20 inch wheel

[@adamlee5504]

@@TommyLGarage I am not questioning your choice. Pointing out that the 40’s fit. Anyone wanting more sidewall can look at the 40’s. They add 11mm or less than 1/2 half compares to the 35’s.

[@matwal007]

Adam did you go with the 40s? I’m wondering what it’s like rather than the 35’s

[@michaelvalenzano4809]

Hi I just purchased exact set up from Tire Rack here in NJ too! I have the unicorn Standard Range Model Y before they stopped making it. I purchased OEM 21” Ubers from a fellow Tesla owner and installed them in summer. Will these tires fit my non performance? Will range be an issue considering I have very little lol

[@TommyLGarage]

Yes they’ll fit and range won’t be too big of an issue

[@1MrxMJ1]

Tommie I love you video. I live in Northern Jersey. Please let us know the name of the tire shop. Thanks.

[@TommyLGarage]

RSW in Butler NJ

[@angelalmeida5771]

Good idea that car looks very nice !

[@TommyLGarage]

Thanks!!

[@nolaholmes62]

Tommy where do you live? By the way great video. Our Y performance will arrive in January.

[@TommyLGarage]

I’m in New Jersey. Thanks for the love!!!

[@BlueG35]

Can u share where did u get ur tires? What are the sizes again? I have exact set up of MYP as urs blue/black. After watching ur video, makes me wanna do the same thing ! How much it cost to get those 4 tires?! Also new video on how does affect ur range w those new tires…

[@TommyLGarage]

I got them from tire rack. 265 35 21 front 295 35 21 rear Michelin pilot all season 4

[@onevariable]

You said in the video you got 275 in the front. Which one is it?

[@brianhickman2080]

There was just a Reddit post retweeted by Sawyer Merrit about the 2022 MYP coming standard with these Michelin All Seasons! I hope it’s true, even though I live in Texas but will travel to northern states during the winter. So excited for my Tesla! 😎 Have a MYLR as well on order for my mom living in Wisconsin, so I’m hoping they do the same with the 20” Induction rims…would be dope!

[@TommyLGarage]

That’s actually some very good news, as the all season tires are the way to go! I guess I did something right :)

[@brianhickman2080]

@@TommyLGarage you certainly did! I would have chewed through the sport tires anyways in probably a year and then swapped with AS! The blue is sick, but I decided to go with White for the MYP and will wrap but then MSM for the MYLR!

[@TommyLGarage]

White is always classy looking on any car. Congrats on the car. Driving as you know it will change for ever!

[@adamlee5504]

I have a 2022 and I have p zeros but I live on the west coast. They may fit the as tires for regions with inclement weather.

[@rileysnyder1931]

Can you add the sizing and tires you changed to in the description?

[@TommyLGarage]

I did :)

[@mdarks4117]

Great idea with the Sport All Seasons. Maybe a note to Tesla would be in order 😉

[@TommyLGarage]

Gotta contact Elon :)

[@mdarks4117]

@@TommyLGarage you’re absolutely right saying that installed tires is how the cars should come from the factory (Canada/ US).

[@bunbv8]

Have you noticed any alignment issues? And Would you recommend getting an alignment done regardless?

[@TommyLGarage]

No my alignment has been fine since day one.

[@MarcoVilela]

so I'm assuming you may change the tyre dimensions that hence do not match the registration? Here (Portugal) that's a big no-no - sadly...

[@TommyLGarage]

Yes. It’s normal here in USA

[@Moneymikey58]

Please tell me how it effected your range! I’m very interested in these tires!!!

[@TommyLGarage]

Zero effect.

[@manuelteixeira2311]

What do you think about replace 21" for 20" with all season tires? Tesla says tires should be 255/40R20 but Michelin Crossclimate doesn't have this size. Any issue if we use 255/45R20?

[@TommyLGarage]

255 45 would be too high of a sidewall in my opinion. Try to compare it on tiresize.com

[@Dawsomesauce]

Depending on where you live they now ship with all season tires.

[@TommyLGarage]

I think all of them now ship with all seasons

[@TheRagsimus]

Do you have an update on the range after your long trip? (I know you have commented multiple times that there was no impact on range but wanted to confirm if it was on a long trip)

[@TommyLGarage]

No significant impact at all. And I’m writing this from Canada (video on this international trip soon).

[@bretthillman9202]

I pick my 2022 MYP up on Monday & have been stressing about my wheel setup. I’m also in the NE. Your typed specs are 265/35 R21for the front. However you said twice in the video that the specs are 275/35 R21 you mentioned that at 5:27 and 5:39. What are your specs and how does the car ride at high speeds with this set up? Are any warning sensors appearing?

[@TommyLGarage]

I misspoke. The proper specs are what I wrote and showed: 265 front and 295 rear. The car drives amazing!

[@CaveACane]

@@TommyLGarage what size side wall? 265/?/21 and 295/?/21

[@RB-ls2fg]

I am wondering the same

[@scottbobott1484]

@@CaveACane 35 is correct ratio for both.

[@sujanpoudel2]

I purchased the same tires for my 16 Cayman S so I could drive it all year round however after seeing you getting stuck on your driveway with your Cayman on snow tires, I am a little worried if these all-seasons will do any good. I have not had a chance to try them out in the snow yet.

[@TommyLGarage]

Don’t worry you’ll be fine

[@2be1withU]

No available sizes with the Michelin Crossclimate 2? A three peak tires which I think is better than the AS4

[@TommyLGarage]

Nope. But should be a good all season tire

[@Circumnavigate]

This guy is chill

[@TommyLGarage]

Thanks!

[@balesmith8936]

please make a videoa about your mileage drop with these thx

[@TommyLGarage]

Will do

[@DoingthingswithDAN]

Tesla performance models now should be shipping with all season michelin tires. Fingers crossed, delivery due mid january.

[@TommyLGarage]

Congrats!!! You’re saving yourself some $

[@redrex91]

The video is about the tires and all I'm seeing is that amazing moonroof 😅🔥🔥🔥

[@TommyLGarage]

Oh for sure! It’s so amazing

[@cchan9186]

Wow you can see the rear casting piece with the wheels off.

[@TommyLGarage]

:)

[@drsaluja]

Hi Tommy 2 qs please if you can advise Whats the air pressure In The new set same ? 42 psi Is the warranty in any way gets voided ??

[@TommyLGarage]

42 Not voided

[@hannarye]

Ordered my "Y" Performance, expected in by late February. Would like to put these tires on mine. Couple of questions, you get a flat and Tesla roadside comes to you, do they replace it with whatever they have on truck ? Also, who did you find with the best deal on those Michelins ?

[@TommyLGarage]

Not sure about the flat fix but apparently as of late Tesla has begun delivering their cars with all season tires.

[@LanreOgun]

Can you share the link to where you purchased these tires? Spec sheet? I’d like to order the same set up.

[@TommyLGarage]

265 35 21 front 295 35 21 rear I got them from tire rack

[@PSHAKES100]

I am in NJ as well where is this shop? I currently travel eatontown to get service for my model y

[@TommyLGarage]

RSW in butler

[@nathanielstewart2375]

Any updates on how this setup is going? I'm thinking of running 265/35/21 all the way around.

[@TommyLGarage]

So far so good. Range affected by maybe 10 miles. No big deal

[@MrTjbest13]

Where did you get the tires and where did you have them installed in North New Jersey?

[@TommyLGarage]

RSW Auto in Butler. Tell them Tommy with the yellow 911 sent you

[@zakelwe]

Ignoring any range change, they get good reviews for grip in bad conditions for an all season.

[@TommyLGarage]

I agree!

[@bac3phi]

My new 2023 MYP have Michelin pilot sport all season tires

[@TommyLGarage]

Lucky !!!!

[@alexf3800]

Got the exact set up (265/35/R21 Front - 295/35/R21 Rear) - The tech refuse to instll the back tire. Not enough clearance. Tesla Model Y P 2021 Nov. Prod.

[@terryslade1]

Alex, did you find another tech who was able to install them, or did you return the rear wheels?

[@alexf3800]

@@terryslade1Yes I did. I took it to a local tire place. Love the new tires. Looks nice.

[@TommyLGarage]

295 35 in the rear are amazing. Zero clearance issues

[@ericferrer8149]

How much range did u lose by going with the 275/35/21 and 295/35/21 set up? Any other issues come up?

[@TommyLGarage]

Not much honestly

[@tustinsystems]

Great video thanks. One question, the video starts off showing 265 tires for the front but at the end of the video you point out that 275s are mounted on the front. Can you clarify?

[@TommyLGarage]

Sorry it’s 265 front and 295 rear

[@tustinsystems]

@@TommyLGarage Thanks much for the reply. I will be ordering this same setup in a few weeks!

[@ericferrer8149]

I ordered 275 for front and 295 for back. Hoping the front doesn’t rub with the 275’s

[@vytenisrupeika6102]

@@ericferrer8149 and how’s is results?

[@bcar1ify]

@@ericferrer8149 how are they working out?

[@larryt1004]

Sorry if I missed it but what tires exactly did you go with...?

[@TommyLGarage]

Michelin Pilot 4s

[@jamielunn5869]

Name of your tire shop?

[@anthonys.1374]

It seems like some model Y performance models are now coming with all season tires. But it seems to be hit or miss or season dependent from what I’ve been reading. Do you think the MYP with stock all season tires would perform well in the snow?

[@TommyLGarage]

Yes for sure. Stock all seasons are great

[@anthonys.1374]

@@TommyLGarage thanks for the reply ! I was considering the Long range and Performance Y.. wondering how the tires and lower suspension would have an effect in bad weather. Also ride quality is important. How is the overall ride quality in the MYP? I’m coming from an Audi SQ5

[@TommyLGarage]

@@anthonys.1374 I have no issues with the ride quality but it has improved since I installed the all seasons. Also range is not very much affected. All seasons are the way to go but more importantly the model Y performance is the way to go. It’s my favorite daily driver. I would not get the non-performance

[@anthonys.1374]

@@TommyLGarage yea I feel like if I got the LR I’d have instant regret. Looked at other EVs and not many have intrigued me as much as the model Y for my current needs. Hoping the EV tax rebate will apply to Tesla leases next year when I buy, since they don’t have to do it on a lease

[@tungle1261]

So was it 265 or 275 for the front? Thanks and 295 for the back correct

[@TommyLGarage]

265 front and 295 rear.

[@niltoncorrea5710]

Hey Tommy, How many miles are you expecting to get with the new set of tires compared to the summer tire you have swamped?

[@TommyLGarage]

I’m at 22k so far. Got another 10k left maybe

[@niltoncorrea5710]

Thanks Tommy. I am debating between MYP and LR and the tire worness time is what comcerns me the most with MYP. What is your thoughts about it?

[@TommyLGarage]

@@niltoncorrea5710 MYP is the way to go. So much fun for everyday driving

[@niltoncorrea5710]

I am still on the fence but I know the value of MYP is well worth over the LR. Just the on going extra cost with insurance and tires is still a question mark but I appreciate again your quick response and I will let you know once I place the order. Thanks Tommy.

[@goober2274]

why are u so underrated

[@TommyLGarage]

Must be my Grinch looks hehe

[@Dronethat]

I read an article saying 2022 MYP are now sold with Michelin Pilot AS tires. Is this true?

[@TommyLGarage]

I herd it as well but didn’t see it in person

[@gust9464]

Nice video Tom 👍 I did the same on my performance model & went with Michelin as well. I agree, there’s really no difference with noise without the foam.The only downfall with having staggered set up, you can’t rotate them around. Also, they have to have the proper foot pounds of torque 129 lb. ft.. Tesla won’t do that stock size because of range. I lose at least 10-15% easily! 🤦🏻‍♂️. However, I love the look. Drive safe ⚡️😎

[@bretthillman9202]

You went with the same 265’s on front and 295’s in the rear?

[@TommyLGarage]

Nice!

[@zachw1117]

Soooo much better without the stretch! Now you just need some 18mm spacers…..?

[@TommyLGarage]

No stretch is the best. I don’t know if I want spacers on this one. The wheels are already pretty far out.