Looking to lease

[borski]

As far as I know, there still aren’t any third-party alternatives for the 20s or 21s that are all-season either.

Not for the 21s, but there are actually for the 20s.

All season:
1. Michelin Pilot Sport AS4
2. Kumho Majesty 9 Solus TA91

Snow:
1. Pirelli Winter Sottozero 3
2. Michelin X-Ice Snow

 

[L-Dude]

I have 19s on my AGT, and honestly I feel like the car overpowers the tires from time to time. I got the 19s for comfort and range, and they are very good for day-to-day, but I don't take many road trips and am thinking maybe I should be on 20s.

 

[ChipXpert]

Do not ever put money down to reduce cap cost. Pay more per month from the money you set aside

If something happens you don't get the money back.

I leased my car a couple of months back and was able to get a out $23k off MSRP on an ordered car.

When calculated I'm paying about 2% and plan to ride it out and buy out at the end of the lease.

We got an Air Touring and ordered it because we wanted DD Pro.

 

[stlcity]

Appreciate all the input ..

My SA mentioned that he maybe able to swap the wheels out once I put the deposit. Car by default has 21" wheels.
Thinking 20" wheels. Will see if I can convince him to get all seasons on there

 

[borski]

Thinking 20" wheels. Will see if I can convince him to get all seasons on there

Absolutely zero chance. There are no OEM 20” all season tires. If you want all-season or winter tires, you’d have to buy them separately. The 19s are the only all season and winter OEM option.

The difference between the 20s and 21s is that for the 20s, there are all-season and winter non-OEM options.

For the 21s, there are zero. It is OEM summers or bust.