Tesla winter tyres or snow chains: which to choose? The guide
Tesla winter tyres or snow chains: the question comes up every autumn, and the answer depends less on the car than on your driving style.
Tesla Model Y winter wheels: 18 or 19 inches?
Choosing winter wheels for your Tesla Model Y often comes down to deciding between 18 and 19 inches.
Tesla Model 3 winter tyres: sizes and 3 part numbers
Choosing winter tyres for your Tesla Model 3 starts with a simple question: what size tyres are actually fitted to your car?
Tesla Model 3 snow socks: fitting, size and regulations
Tesla Model 3 snow socks are often the best solution for this low-slung saloon, with its tight wheel arches and exposed wheels.
Tesla Model Y winter tyres: sizes, load index and 3 product codes
The Tesla Model Y’s winter tyres have to carry an electric SUV weighing around two tonnes, and that’s where it all comes down to.
Tesla TPMS sensors: a guide to your winter tyres
Tesla TPMS sensors are the one thing you tend to forget when ordering your winter tyres, only to regret it when you see the orange warning light come on on the screen.
Fitting Tesla winter tyres: when and how? (guide)
Fitting Tesla winter tyres at the right time means improving safety without needlessly wearing down soft rubber on roads that are still warm.
The 2026 Tesla Mountain Act: a guide for property owners
The Tesla Mountain Law is the same rule that applies to all cars, but with constraints specific to electric vehicles: tight wheel arches, instant torque and high weight.
Tesla 3PMSF tyres: understanding the winter marking
Tesla’s 3PMSF-certified tyres have become the only legally recognised option for driving in mountainous areas in winter without snow chains.
Tesla all-season tyres: a good idea or a false economy?
Tesla all-season tyres are proving increasingly popular with owners: just one set of tyres all year round, with no need to change them in spring or autumn.