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Bridgestone Potenza Sport AS 235/35R-20" vs 245/35R-20" for M3 perf.
I can’t say for sure, but just from looking at my 235 it seems a reasonable claim to make. There is plenty of clearance relative to the body. 245 would be a fairly conservative upgrade IMO- Slow_driver
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- Forum: Model 3: Driving Dynamics
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Bridgestone Potenza Sport AS 235/35R-20" vs 245/35R-20" for M3 perf.
235/35R20- Slow_driver
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- Forum: Model 3: Driving Dynamics
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Bridgestone Potenza Sport AS 235/35R-20" vs 245/35R-20" for M3 perf.
I know this thread is a bit old but relevant for anyone searching for info about these tires. I just got a new set of the Potenza Sport AS installed at Costco, in OE size 235/35R20. Beware these tires are much narrower than the Michelin PS4S. They provide NO rim protection whatsoever and in...- Slow_driver
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- Forum: Model 3: Driving Dynamics
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Sentry mode not triggering
Perhaps they can use the Bluetooth signal to calculate how far away from the car you actually are, in order to determine whether or not to trigger. We can only speculate. It would make an interesting experiment. Leave the phone about 20 feet away and walk up to it and see what happens.- Slow_driver
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- Forum: Model 3: User Interface
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Sentry mode not triggering
Try turning off your phone Bluetooth. I think the latest update made it both less sensitive, and also so that it isn’t triggered by you if it recognizes your phone nearby. That’s my theory anyway.- Slow_driver
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- Forum: Model 3: User Interface