Yeah I saw that too! Was kinda feeling weird about rotations myself. I guess we will be buying 2 tires sooner than normal, but rear tires will last longer than normal. There are some quirks like the tire issue.
Nice to see someone else is done with their Tesla. I'm just over the gimmicks and stuff. I'll call my dealer and see if they have any news on test drives or something, I guess.My Denver dealer just reached out to check in to see if I had questions. I asked about mid-2021 delivery on the AWD and he said his system said September. I was hoping for earlier, but I will have to slum it in my Tesla Model 3 for a few more months.
Are you just getting a second car or replacing the Model 3? If the latter, I'm curious why you would replace it. Thanks.My Denver dealer just reached out to check in to see if I had questions. I asked about mid-2021 delivery on the AWD and he said his system said September. I was hoping for earlier, but I will have to slum it in my Tesla Model 3 for a few more months.
I have a Model 3 and I'll be trading mine in. It's absolute garbage in terms of build quality. Service is so bad. All gimmicks instead of making the car better. Fart noises, video games, etc.Are you just getting a second car or replacing the Model 3? If the latter, I'm curious why you would replace it. Thanks.
Do you live in a big metropolitan area?I had a few emails with my dealer today. He thinks I will get my AWD ID.4 in July and I will get it before he gets the dealer demo vehicle.
He also said that so far, I am the only reservation his dealership has. This has me a little nervous.
No. I live in Maine, only 4 dealers in the state. I have had issues dealing with the other 3 so I chose this one. It is also the closest to me, at 1 hr away.Do you live in a big metropolitan area?
Staggered wheel/tire sizes are pretty common on RWD-based vehicles. Wider tires help put the power down, and more grip at the back relative to the front means it also helps to reduce oversteer (which could be seen as a downside, if you prefer strong RWD dynamics). Unless the tires are directional, you just rotate them side-to-side.
Has anyone heard what brand and series of tires they will be using on the 20” wheels?Wheels/Tires : 20-in x 8J in front & 20-in x 9J in rear aluminum-alloy wheels 235/50 R20 104T XL in front 255/45 R20 105T XL in rear.
My dealer (near Seattle) said they had over 20 reservations, but expected only about half of them to convert to real purchases.I had a few emails with my dealer today. He thinks I will get my AWD ID.4 in July and I will get it before he gets the dealer demo vehicle.
He also said that so far, I am the only reservation his dealership has. This has me a little nervous.
My dealer (near Seattle) said they had over 20 reservations, but expected only about half of them to convert to real purchases.