Changed out my 21" Aero Blade wheels and Pirelli PZero summer tires for some 20" wheels and all-season tires. Have the lugs and caps.
Wheels are in good shape. Tires have a lot of tread on them. One of the rear wheels has a small bit of concrete scratching.
In Northeast Ohio...local pickup...
I think I'm going to order some 20" wheels and try to sell my 21" so I can get all season tires. Big miss on Lucid not pushing at least one tire company to give us some kind of option. Having two sets of wheels isn't that feasible for me.
Costco let me put 10mm extra wide tires on my Audi S5 Sport back a couple years back. I'm more nervous about them letting us use 98 load rating instead of the 99 on the OEM Pirelli's for the fronts. Rears I think are no issue.
Noted however I was questioning if using 255s on the fronts and 275s on the rears (vs. 245s and 265s) would be an option. Tire rack isn't going to show that but on my 2019 Audi S5, I had a similar issue and I was able to have Costco install slightly wider tires to get all seasons. Was wondering...
I see that Michelin makes two sizes of the Pilot Sport All Season 4:
255/35/R21 98W
275/35/R21 103Y
Has anyone had these put on their car? Is there enough clearance to do so? I would love to keep my 21" wheels on all year and thinking this could be a possible all-season solution. I did...