Choose MICHELIN e.PRIMACY for reduced energy consumption[1][3] with this summer road tyre defined by Car Manufacturers to equip their electric, hybrid or low fuel consumption vehicles.
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Tesla Model S tyres can come fitted with various different tyre sizes, in some cases you may also have a different tyre size on the rear of your vehicle. It’s best to check your current tyre sidewall or your vehicle handbook to get the correct size before ordering anything online.:
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The Tesla Model S puts unique demands on tyres. Electric vehicles deliver instant torque and carry substantial battery weight. These factors mean your tyre choice affects safety, range, and performance more than in petrol cars.
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Summer tyres work best above 7°C temperatures. They grip better in dry and wet conditions, and stop shorter when you brake hard. All-season tyres handle British weather year-round. No seasonal changes needed, though they compromise on peak performance. Winter tyres become necessary below 7°C. Special rubber stays flexible in cold weather, and deep treads bite into snow.
The Model S creates specific tyre challenges. Instant acceleration can shred cheap tyres quickly. The car's 2.1-tonne weight needs tyres rated for heavy loads. Low rolling resistance tyres add miles to your range by reducing energy loss. Road noise matters more without engine sound to mask it.
Tesla partners with leading tyre manufacturers to ensure optimal performance. Michelin remains a primary choice, with their Pilot Sport EV and E-Primacy ranges offering excellent performance, efficiency, and comfort. Pirelli P Zero tyres are specifically engineered for high-performance electric vehicles and deliver outstanding handling whilst reducing rolling resistance. Continental and Goodyear also produce EV-specific tyres that work brilliantly with the Model S and balance efficiency with safety and performance.
If you’re on the road all year round in the British weather all season tyres are a convenient option – they can handle a bit of everything. But if you want the best performance switch between summer and winter tyres for each season. Think about your driving habits and whether you have space to store an extra set of tyres when deciding what’s right for you.
Noise levels become particularly noticeable in electric vehicles due to the absence of engine noise. Premium tyres designed for EVs often feature advanced noise-reduction technologies that maintain the quiet cabin environment Tesla engineered into the Model S. Look for tyres with foam inserts or specialised tread patterns that minimise road noise.
Rolling resistance directly impacts your vehicle's range and efficiency. Low rolling resistance tyres can extend your Model S's range by reducing the energy needed to maintain speed, though this must be balanced against grip requirements. Modern EV-specific tyres achieve excellent efficiency without reducing safety.
When it comes to ride comfort, it varies significantly between tyre types and brands. Softer sidewalls provide better comfort over rough surfaces but may reduce handling precision. Consider your priorities: daily comfort for motorway commuting versus sharp handling for spirited driving.
This is especially important for the Model S, given its instant torque and heavier build. When choosing tyres, look for ones with reinforced construction and special compounds designed for electric vehicles. To get the most life out of your tyres and keep wear even, rotate them regularly across all four wheels.
Mid-range tyres strike an excellent balance between performance, longevity, and cost. Hankook ION EVO, Falken e.ziex, and other established manufacturers produce tyres in this category that deliver solid EV-specific performance without premium pricing. These often represent the sweet spot for most Model S owners seeking reliable performance.
Premium tyre options include top-tier brands like Michelin, Goodyear, Continental, and Pirelli, offering cutting-edge technology designed specifically for high-performance electric vehicles. These tyres provide superior grip, lower rolling resistance, enhanced comfort, and longer wear life, making them worthwhile investments for performance-focused drivers.
Electric vehicles need specialist knowledge. Our technicians train on EV-specific procedures and Tesla requirements. We know about weight distribution, torque characteristics, and safety system integration.
We stock OEM-quality tyres from Michelin, Pirelli, Continental, and Goodyear. Every tyre meets or beats Tesla's original specifications. Our comprehensive health check comes with every fitting to spot potential problems early.
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Tesla typically fits Michelin Pilot Sport tyres or Continental ContiSportContact tyres as original equipment, depending on your Model S variant and wheel size. The exact specifications vary by model year and trim level, so check your vehicle's placard for precise details.
Tesla Model S tyres typically last 25,000-40,000 miles, though this varies significantly based on driving style, road conditions, and tyre quality. The instant torque delivery and vehicle weight can increase wear rates compared to conventional cars and make regular rotation and pressure checks essential.
Yes, Tesla Model S tyres often feature specific designs for electric vehicles, including lower rolling resistance compounds, noise-reducing technology, and reinforced construction to handle instant torque delivery. Many premium tyres now offer EV-specific variants optimised for electric vehicle performance.
Tesla Model S tyre pressure specifications are typically 45 PSI front and rear, though this can vary by wheel size and load conditions. Always check your vehicle's door placard or owner's manual for exact specifications, and monitor pressure monthly as electric vehicles are more sensitive to pressure variations.
Yes. As long as the size, load, and speed ratings match Tesla’s requirements, you can choose tyres from trusted brands like Michelin, Pirelli, Continental, or Goodyear. Tesla also approves certain tyres with a TO marking. These have been developed specifically for Tesla models and may offer better compatibility.