{"id":46800,"date":"2026-11-11T12:08:00","date_gmt":"2026-11-11T11:08:00","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.greendrive-accessories.com\/blog\/?p=46798"},"modified":"2026-09-23T20:38:33","modified_gmt":"2026-09-23T18:38:33","slug":"tesla-winter-tyre-prices-actual-cost-2026","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.greendrive-accessories.com\/blog\/language\/en\/tesla-winter-tyre-prices-actual-cost-2026\/","title":{"rendered":"Tesla winter tyre prices: the actual cost in 2026 (guide)"},"content":{"rendered":"

The price of Tesla winter wheels often gives people pause: ranging from \u20ac670 to nearly \u20ac4,000 for a set of four, the difference is huge. However, once hidden costs and lifespan are taken into account, the calculation is simpler than it seems. Here are the actual price ranges for 2026, model by model, and the right way to compare them.<\/p>\n

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Tesla winter wheel prices: price ranges by model<\/h2>\n

In our catalogue, prices start at \u20ac669.90 for the 18″ PL06 complete winter wheels for the Model 3<\/a>. For the Model Y, expect to pay \u20ac849.90 for complete 19-inch PL06 winter wheels<\/a>, and \u20ac889.90 for the 2025 Model Y Standard Rear-Wheel Drive in 18-inch size. The 2012\u20132021 Model S starts at \u20ac934.90, whilst the Model X, which is heavier and has larger wheels, costs over \u20ac2,000 even for the entry-level model. These prices are for four fitted wheels, including winter tyres.<\/p>\n

What drives up the cost<\/h2>\n

Three factors account for most of the price differences. Firstly, the diameter: going from 19 to 21 inches can sometimes more than double the cost, as large winter tyres are rare and expensive. Next, the design: an Induction or UberTurbine replica costs more than a plain rim. Finally, the model: a Performance model requires rims compatible with its brakes. If aesthetics aren\u2019t a priority, a smaller rim remains the best value for money when it comes to Tesla winter wheels, and also the most comfortable on snow.<\/p>\n

Hidden costs to factor in<\/h2>\n

An honest calculation of the cost of Tesla winter wheels doesn\u2019t stop at the set of wheels alone. If your pack doesn\u2019t include sensors, you\u2019ll need to buy pre-configured TPMS valves (\u20ac31.95) to avoid a warning on the dashboard. Add in the cost of changing the tyres twice a year \u2013 free if you do it yourself, otherwise charged \u2013 and storage for the set not in use: storage bags for four tyres (\u20ac29.90) are sufficient in a garage. Our guide to fitting winter tyres shows that the job is straightforward with just a few tools.<\/p>\n

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Complete wheels or tyres only: the real comparison<\/h2>\n

Compared to the price of a Tesla winter wheel kit, buying just four winter tyres seems cheaper, but each season requires the tyres to be removed from and refitted onto the rims, balanced, and carries a risk of scratches. Over five winters, these repeated services significantly narrow the price gap with a complete kit. Complete wheels can be fitted in an hour in your driveway, protect your original rims and can be sold on with the car. Our Model Y winter wheels<\/a> and Model 3 winter wheels<\/a> guides detail the options by size.<\/p>\n

Spreading the cost of Tesla winter wheels over several seasons<\/h2>\n

A well-maintained winter tyre generally lasts four to five seasons, depending on mileage and driving style. Calculated on an annual basis, an \u20ac850 set therefore works out at less than \u20ac200 per winter, not to mention the reduced wear on your summer tyres. Another benefit: you remain compliant with the \u2018Loi Montagne\u2019 (Mountain Law) without having to hire or borrow equipment; the requirements are outlined on service-public.fr<\/a>. When stored correctly, your summer wheels will also last longer; read our article on wheel storage<\/a>.<\/p>\n

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The budget checklist before ordering<\/h2>\n