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Before changing the alignment, move the new tire to a different location. Is your car AWD ?Since I replaced one of the rear tire I feel like the steerling wheel is little bit off, where should I go get it fix? will tesla service fix it? or any shop will do the alignment.
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I got MYP front and rear are different size, got a flat tire 2 months ago replaced a new tire since then I feel like its little bit off not center anymore.Before changing the alignment, move the new tire to a different location. Is your car AWD ?
If so, you can't replace just one tire.
Also, unless the other tires were still fairly new, replacing only one tire can causes problems, which is why it is not recommended.
are you saying I should replace both of them next time when the old one needs to replace.
If it only had 22 miles, it should be fine. If it changed the steering center, swap it to the other sideare you saying I should replace both of them next time when the old one needs to replace.
Just a flat tireReplacing the rear wheel wouldn't affect the steering. Why did you replace it? Did you hit something? If so, that could throw your toe out in front which could result in a weird steering wheel
@Gucci7 I say it depends. I had a bad flat at 8K and the tesla tech inspected remaining three tires and said its okay to swap only one. 9/32 brand new vs 7/32 used ones. At 22K I guess the old ones are too old to be mixedThen you should do both.
The shop said the old ones seems not bad could go up for another year, anyway so in the future if I swapped all 4 will it be back to normal?@Gucci7 I say it depends. I had a bad flat at 8K and the tesla tech inspected remaining three tires and said its okay to swap only one. 9/32 brand new vs 7/32 used ones. At 22K I guess the old ones are too old to be mixed