These are all Model 3 compatible tires, but when it comes to fitment for your 3, watch out obviously for the size (18", 19", 20"), but also for stuff like: Extra Load, Load Index or Speed ratings. For example, I skipped 245mm width tires (which supposedly can fit the Model 3), but that would open up even more options. Scouring sites such as TireRack and Tyrereviews, I tried to pick the best ranking from each tire sub-category. But in reality, the kind of people who only stick to say, All Seasons don't usually have a clue about track tires, and ratings can be misleading as a result (we had instances where the best Summer and even best AllSeason ranked higher in Dry Performance stats than specialist Track tires, or higher in winter/snow performance than dedicated Winter tires, when in reality, this is almost certainly not the case). In a perfect world, everyone would try every tire out and rank attributes such grip and comfort appropriately and relative to each other, and so we wouldn't need to sort by season. Since the original comparison I compiled was so well received, I've listened to ALL your feedback and created this new version with more tires, more stats (such as warranty, UTQG, EU tire label, tire weight, Extra Load), extra ratings from and .uk (to supplement the existing TireRank ratings), and last but not least, it's now categorized by season type! When/if there are any small errors or tweaks I can make, I'll correct/adjust those, and then recreate this data as a spreadsheet, since I know a few of you want to see it in that format. Very happy to answer any and all questions tomo. In this case, I have uploaded the image to my own website which can be found here.ĮDIT: Off to bed now. EDIT 3: Some people may have trouble viewing the giant image on mobile devices (thanks to u/elatllat for pointing this out).
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