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koolio
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I’m interested seeing legit replies.
So far, I’ve been happy with the Pirelli AS tires (the ones that come with the Core wheels).
So far, I’ve been happy with the Pirelli AS tires (the ones that come with the Core wheels).
MyFirstElectricTesla
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pricedm
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1. Stock AT for mild off-roading and mild winters.
2. Stock AS for maximizing range.
3. BF Goodrich KO3 for more off-road or Rocky Mtn winters as upgrade to #1 and downgrade to #2.
4. ...
Tires are a perfect example of trade-offs in life!
2. Stock AS for maximizing range.
3. BF Goodrich KO3 for more off-road or Rocky Mtn winters as upgrade to #1 and downgrade to #2.
4. ...
Tires are a perfect example of trade-offs in life!
Lasttoy
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Cheap ones
