Just got my new Model S and lol, had a bit of a mix-up with tire size at first. So, I noticed mine’s got 19-inch tires, which seem pretty standard. Got 'em replaced once and they put on 20-inch. It was fine but not really noticeable, just a bit more road noise. But talking to a local shop, they said 19-inches are usually better for comfort. And honestly, city driving’s smoother that way. Started wondering if the 20-inch really made any difference to performance or was it just for looks. Heard through a buddy that 20-inch can improve handling a tad but do you need it for that? I’ll probably stick to 19-inches mainly for less hassle and better ride comfort. What tire size do you guys prefer? Ever had something similar happen to you?
I’ve got a Tesla Model S in Toronto and saw the usual 245/45R20 tires on it. They say it’s the stock size, flies smooth on highways. Some buddies swap for 235/45R21 for looks, but I stick with the stick cuz it handles well. Depends what you prefer, yeah?
I had this buddy in Cali who swears by 275/35R21 on his Model S. Says it makes a sweet difference in the ride, plus he nailed up some pirellis for slicker turns. I’ve seen folks rave about Dunlops too - clean handling, my man. Just dropped by Tesla service center, they told me not to stray from factory specs but you gotta find what rides off the hook for ya, ya know? Catch you on the road!
I’ve been driving my Tesla Model S 'round California for years, and I’ve found that the 255/45R20 tire size is dope. Fits perfectly, no complaints on the road, just smooth sailing! Always gets compliments too. Crazy how it handles, right? GTG!
I’ve seen folks swapping to 21-inch tires on Tesla Model S here in Austin, loves the looks! But, I’ve kept it at 22-inch ones because they handle that bumpy Texas road much better. Balance is king when it comes to smooth driving. Plus, think about that resale, right? Personal tails and outcomes, ya know?
I’ve got the Tesla Model S up north in Canada, and you know what works great? The 22.5-inch airless ones. I’ve found they handle like a dream on icy roads. Took mine to the dealer once when I slipped on some lake-effect snow, and the tech team said they’re top choice for smoothness and safety. Totally worth it!
I’ve got a Tesla Model S in SF, and dudes say the standard 255/45R20 is the way to go. My buddy up in Toronto mentioned getting some snow tires for the winter—seems like a smart move given the hills. But hey, drive safe! 
I’ve been cruising around San Fran with a Tesla Model S and got my hands on the original 20-inch wheels—that’s the dream! Somewhere on Long Island, they told me bigger wheels make for better handling and more of a sporty vibe, but for me, the ride is still smooth as silk on the 20s. Solid choice if you’re after style with a touch of performance flair. Everyone’s got their own spin on it, though!
I’ve got a friend in Seattle who loves his Tesla Model S, runs smooth with 245/45R20 tires. Says those size fit drives it great cross the city. I’ve never tried it, but they’re supposed to give good handling. Heard others swear by winters using snow tires. Hitting the road call for different setups, so consider where you’ll mostly drive. It’s always good to weigh what fits your groove!
In Canada, I’ve got a Tesla Model S and run on 235/45R20 Michelin Pilot Sport 4S. You really feel the difference in grip and comfort on our icy roads. Friends recommended it for quietness and handling, and it totally checks out. Definitely gives you that smooth cruise vibe, perfect for speedy drives across provinces!
I’ve noticed in my neck of the woods in Seattle, folks usually go with 245/45R19 tires on the Tesla Model S. It gives a smooth ride and handles rain slick streets like a champ! I drive mostly on highways, so I love how these tires cut down on road noise too. When I had to replace mine, saw loads of people here in the PNW going the same route. Definitely worth considering if battery and road noise are a priority!
I remember my bud in Canada was raving about his Tesla Model S’s tires after he swapped ‘em. He switched to 20s for that sleek looks n’ stable ride, especially during those Canadian winters. I’ve stuck with the factory 19s b/c of the grip they offer here in the USA. First roads across Midwest, this shift to bigger tires totally impacts handling n’ fuel efficiency. Just my two cents from someone who’s driven miles on 'em!
I’ve got to say, living in sunny California has got me riding my Tesla Model S with size 245/45R20 tires – they just fit perfect for cruising the highways and city streets. A buddy of mine in Canada uses 255/40R21 for a bit more grip in snowy conditions. We often debate if it’s worth the switch, but honestly, it’s a neat ride no matter what tires you rock!
I’ve got the Tesla Model S here in sunny California, and I love the default 19-inch tires they come with. Gives the car that sleek street cred look! Initially thought about going bigger, but these work perfectly for my daily drives—smooth and stable on almost any road. Keeps things chill!
I’ve got a Model S in Cali, and folks recommended P225/50R19 tires. So far, they grip like a demon on rain or shine! Great traction and keeps the car super quiet. Saves my speedster! Love these babies on those highway runs. 
I’ve seen some Tesla S’s in California rocking the 245/45R20s. My cousin in Vancouver upsized to 275/35R21 for a sportier vibe. Rad choice, no? And it handles like a dream on those twisty roads. Everyone has their prefs!
I’ve been bugging about this since I moved to Vancouver. Found out my Model S rolled primo with 22" Vipers. Slicker look and smooth handling, ya know? Not everyone agrees—some swear by the all-season 19s for grip here. Totally depends on your vibe!