All-Season Tires Recommendations?

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Just scored a used 2018 Model X, but the front tires are looking pretty sad. I’m on the hunt for some solid all-season tires that’ll give me good mileage and a comfy ride. Any tips for 255/45 R20s? TIA!
 
Just scored a used 2018 Model X, but the front tires are looking pretty sad. I’m on the hunt for some solid all-season tires that’ll give me good mileage and a comfy ride. Any tips for 255/45 R20s? TIA!
Michelin Pilot Sport All Season 4 for life.
 
Just scored a used 2018 Model X, but the front tires are looking pretty sad. I’m on the hunt for some solid all-season tires that’ll give me good mileage and a comfy ride. Any tips for 255/45 R20s? TIA!
Congrats on the Model X, it is a solid whip! As previously suggested, you can try Michelin or Pirelli Scorpion Verde (My favourite). I can bet ya it would be worth your bucks.
 
Just scored a used 2018 Model X, but the front tires are looking pretty sad. I’m on the hunt for some solid all-season tires that’ll give me good mileage and a comfy ride. Any tips for 255/45 R20s? TIA!
Congrats on the Model X! Have you checked out the Goodyear Assurance WeatherReady or the Pirelli Cinturato P7? They’re both great options for comfort and mileage.
 
Just scored a used 2018 Model X, but the front tires are looking pretty sad. I’m on the hunt for some solid all-season tires that’ll give me good mileage and a comfy ride. Any tips for 255/45 R20s? TIA!
For a solid all-season option that won’t break the bank, check out the Continental ExtremeContact DWS06. I had these on my Model X for about 20k miles, and they’ve been great in both dry and wet conditions. They also handle light snow decently if that’s a concern. Plus, they offer a pretty comfy ride without much road noise.
 

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