Tesla Model Y Tires — Fitment by Year

OE size for a Model Y runs 255/45-19, 255/40-20, or 255/35-21 depending on your year and trim — I keep all three on the rack because we get these in constantly. Between the 19-inch all-season folks and the folks running 21s for that lower-profile look, the Y's tire fitment is pretty straightforward once you know your bolt pattern: 5x114.3, 64.10 hub bore. I had a 2024 come in last month wanting to swap off the factory 20s, and we had his fitment dialed in ten minutes.

For OE replacement, I stock Michelin, Continental, and Pirelli in those three sizes — load rating's the same across the board for the Y, so you're really picking between all-season grip, winter capability, or that summer performance feel. If you want to go a different direction — wider, different sidewall, all-terrain for the few folks taking these up mountain routes — I can source it same-day or next-morning. The 5x114.3 pattern means your wheel selection's pretty wide, and I'll make sure the hub bore matches that 64.10 spec so there's no runout.

When your tires come in, I run road-force balance on every single one, check your TPMS sensors, confirm your torque sequence, and walk you through the job. We've been doing this in Marietta for fifteen years — just me, my crew, and nobody calling a distant warehouse. Walk-ins are always welcome, and we're bilingual if that helps. Acima lease-to-own starts at ten bucks; Synchrony runs a six-month promo on purchases over $199.

We mount these for folks across Marietta, East Cobb, Roswell, and Sandy Springs. Call (678) 400-6467, walk in at 1585 Roswell Rd, or book online.