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Factory tyre sizes

Tesla Model S tyre sizes and what a set of four costs

The Tesla Model S Model S (2013 on) came from the factory on 245/45 R19, 245/35 R21 tyres; across the wheel options listed, wheels range from 19in to 21in. A fitted set of four costs about £662–£934 with mid-range tyres and £836–£1,033 with premium tyres (73 Auto estimate from UK retailer prices observed on 23 September 2026, 2 factory fitments).

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Data to 2026-09-23 · Page updated 2026-09-28 · Publisher: 73 Auto

Factory fitments
2
1 generation group, MEDIUM confidence
Cheapest set of four
£662
mid-range tyres, fitted (73 Auto estimate)
Dearest set of four
£1,033
premium tyres, fitted (73 Auto estimate)

Tesla Model S Model S (2013 on) tyre sizes

Factory tyre sizes and fitted set-of-four cost, Tesla Model S Model S
Wheels / trimsFrontRearMid-range setPremium set
19in · electric245/45 R19 102W XLSame as front£662£836
21in (option) · electric245/35 R21 96Y XL265/35 R21 101Y XL£934£1,033
Set of four = two front and two rear tyres at the median price for that exact size, load index and speed rating, plus fitting, balancing, valves and disposal. — means too few market offers to price it.

How wheel size changes the cost of Tesla Model S tyres

The cheapest Tesla Model S fitment to re-tyre is 245/45 R19 102W XL (Model S) at about £662 for a mid-range fitted set; the dearest is 245/35 R21 96Y XL with 265/35 R21 101Y XL rears (Model S) at about £934 — 1.4 times as much.

That is 2 inches of rim, about £136 more per set for each extra inch.

1 of the 2 fitments are staggered (different front and rear sizes). Staggered tyres cannot be rotated between axles, so the driven axle usually wears out first and pairs are replaced separately.

Choosing premium over mid-range brands moves the most expensive set from £934 to £1,033.

How often you pay depends on wear as well as price: car tyre cost explains how 73 Auto turns these prices into a yearly figure for a specific car.

Tesla Model S tyres at the MOT

In 21,398 DVSA MOT tests of the Tesla Model S from 1 January 2023 to 30 December 2024, 10.1% failed on at least one tyre item (all cars: 6.4%); adjusted for age, mileage and fuel that is 28% more often than comparable cars. See the Tesla Model S MOT pass rate and its tyre MOT failures.

Official data: DVSA anonymised MOT tests, Open Government Licence v3.0.

Prices for Tesla Model S tyre sizes

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Where the sizes come from

  • 73 Auto editorial compilation of published OE fitments (manufacturer brochures, placards and tyre-maker OE catalogues) — 73 Auto (medium confidence)

Limitations

Factory sizes are from 73 Auto's fitment reference; rows from the editorial compilation are medium confidence and not individually verified against a manufacturer document. A car may have been fitted with other wheels since new: check the size on the tyre itself.

Prices observed on public UK retailer listings (Camskill and Tyreleader) on 23 September 2026, aggregated by 73 Auto. Set-of-four prices are 73 Auto estimates for the exact tyre specification, not quotes; retail prices change often.

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Where these figures come from

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