Three details before you search
Start with the model, model year and the wheels currently fitted. Factory wheel options can use different tyre sizes, and a previous owner may have changed the wheels. A photograph of the driver’s door pillar tyre label and both front and rear tyre sidewalls gives the team a clearer starting point than the model name alone.
Model 3 and Model Y reference sizes
Model 3 references include 235/45R18 and 235/40R19. Newer Performance references use 235/35R20 at the front and 275/30R20 at the rear. Older 20 inch configurations can differ. Model Y references include 255/45R19 and 255/40R20 for selected five seat configurations, with a Performance reference of 255/35R21 front and 275/35R21 rear. Six seat variants need their own check.
Read beyond the dimensions
The size describes width, aspect ratio and wheel diameter. The numbers and letters after it identify load and speed ratings. The required load range also matters. Two tyres with the same dimensions may have different ratings or manufacturer specifications, so compare the full sidewall description rather than the size alone.
Treat the two axles separately
On a staggered setup, a quote for four identical tyres can be the wrong starting point. Send front and rear photos and specify how many tyres are needed on each axle. If only one tyre is being replaced, tell us about the tyre already on that axle so its specification and condition can be checked.
What to send for a UAE quote
Send the model year, tyre photos, quantity, preferred brand and emirate. Add the parking address and any building restrictions. We can then confirm the exact product, supplier availability, production date and full quotation before agreeing the appointment. Use the factory finder and model guides as references, then verify your actual car.
