Hey all, I got my MYLR with the Induction wheels and summer tires. Now with the approaching Canadian winter ( Southern Ontario) I want to get a set of winter tires and wheels but I'm not sure which ones to go with.
What are your experiences with the following?
I'm thinking of getting 19"s for a smoother ride.
Factory Gemini with Perilli Sotos - I want to get the Gemini's because I'm guessing the covers it will keep the crud out of my brakes and help with some extra range.
I'm also trying to see if I can buy some used on marketplace or Kijiji and slap tires on them. And a recommendations for decent affordable tires?
OEM Gemini from FB/online I've seen some with Michelin Xice Snow and Pirelli sotos -
The OEMs are attractive because I don't have to live on noodles after buying the factory ones but this is my first new car and I don't want to mess up by buying something that won't be compatible. I also want to make sure I get EV tires, are the x ice snow for EVs?
Aftermarket - The only thing I like about getting aftermarket is they will look nice but again I just want them to be compatible with the car and make sure I get decent range. Also I don't want to buy a complete crap wheels. I have no clue on where to even begin to look for aftermarket ones some local tire shops have very high markups.
Thanks for reading y'all
What are your experiences with the following?
I'm thinking of getting 19"s for a smoother ride.
Factory Gemini with Perilli Sotos - I want to get the Gemini's because I'm guessing the covers it will keep the crud out of my brakes and help with some extra range.
I'm also trying to see if I can buy some used on marketplace or Kijiji and slap tires on them. And a recommendations for decent affordable tires?
OEM Gemini from FB/online I've seen some with Michelin Xice Snow and Pirelli sotos -
The OEMs are attractive because I don't have to live on noodles after buying the factory ones but this is my first new car and I don't want to mess up by buying something that won't be compatible. I also want to make sure I get EV tires, are the x ice snow for EVs?
Aftermarket - The only thing I like about getting aftermarket is they will look nice but again I just want them to be compatible with the car and make sure I get decent range. Also I don't want to buy a complete crap wheels. I have no clue on where to even begin to look for aftermarket ones some local tire shops have very high markups.
Thanks for reading y'all