2025 Tesla Model S Tires

Depending on the year model and trim level of your Model S, it may come with a range of tire sizes, including 245/45R19 tires and 245/35R21 tires.

Some models come with staggered tires and have 255/45R19 front tires and 285/40R19 rear tires or 245/35R21 front tires and 265/35R21 rear tires.

Sportier Plaid Model S vehicles have an even more aggressive staggered setup with 265/35R21 front tires and 295/30R21 rear tires. Whether you’ve got a Plaid Model S with staggered tires or a Long Range Model S with squared tires, we’ve got every Tesla Model S tire size out there, all at the lowest prices.

Because the Tesla Model S is heavy and transfers its near-instant torque directly to the road through its tires, the Model S often goes through tires quicker than ICE vehicles. This will be even more pronounced on Performance and Plaid trim levels, especially if they're staggered with wider tires on the rear of the vehicle. (We know it's hard to keep off the accelerator!) You can get more miles out of your Model S tires with routine tire maintenance, including monthly airchecks and regular tire rotations.

Tesla Model S tires can range in cost from $150 to $500+, depending on the year model and trim level you have. If you drive a sportier Model S that’s staggered and has wider rear tires, you’ll find your tires on the higher end of the spectrum. If your Model S sits on its stock 19-inch touring tires, you’ll find yourself shopping on the lower end of that price range. No matter what Model S tires you want on your super-powered electric vehicle, we guarantee the lowest prices on our Model S tires. Plus, we always have a way to save.