theganjaguru
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I have the turbines, so: 255/40ZR20theganjaguru: What size? $1500 "out the door" seems high to me, depending on the size, of course. Sidewall says Vietnam, not China...
I look forward to updates from you.
(New tires [thicker rubber] always feel better than worn out tires. Just sayin')
Like I said, EV focused tires are an arm and a leg. I paid $261.99 before taxes, fees and warranty.
Look to the prices of other EV specific tires on TireRack. Prices range from $289-$348 for the Goodyear F1 (OEM being the latter priced). Cheapest EV specific tire being $289 Goodyear. Prices go all the way to $500+ per tire, so yeah I think $1500 out the door was a great price.
I will say the only car I’ve replaced with another set of OEM tires was my i3 and that’s because that car has some ver thin and uncommon tire sizes. Because typically OEM tires are trash. When I had my Tacoma, I replaced the OEM tire with Goodyear Fortera. Excellent tire.
Agree new rubber always makes a difference but these tires make this car drive better than when new. Drive to LA last night and was roughly 3% more efficient than my last drive.
Oh and I stand corrected. Vietnam. But Sailun is a Chinese company
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