What are the OEM stock tires on IS 500 Launch Edition?
#1
What are the OEM stock tires on IS 500 Launch Edition?
So launch edition comes with all-season tires?
I'm waiting for the non-launch editions because of the price, but they come with summer tires.
I live in NYC and will use this car as a daily driver.
Summer tires are practically useless in winter.
I probably will get Michelin All Season 4 after getting the car.
But what should I do with the brand new summer tires?
#2
There have been several misprints on the web site..
They are equipped with the Bridgestone Potenza S001L
Bridgestone Potenza S001L | 235/40R19 (tirerack.com)
EDIT - My suggestion is drive summer tires from April-Oct and then put aftermarket wheels with winter tires for Nov-Mar (+/- 1 month based on your regional climate condition)
They are equipped with the Bridgestone Potenza S001L
Bridgestone Potenza S001L | 235/40R19 (tirerack.com)
EDIT - My suggestion is drive summer tires from April-Oct and then put aftermarket wheels with winter tires for Nov-Mar (+/- 1 month based on your regional climate condition)
#4
^^ As I just posted in the post just above yours, the LE comes with Bridgestone Potenza S001L which aren't run flats.....and that is why the IS 500 (LE and non-LE) do come with a spare tire in the trunk tray
#5
While we are on the topic of tires, has anyone found winter tires that will fit the OEM wheels? I have been looking online and nothing seems to be in stock. Is this more of a supply chain issue or are there just not many options for the size?
#6
It's been like that ever since the 2021 IS 350 (which has the same size tires as the 500) has existed.
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#8
The optimal route to take would be some aftermarket wheels with wiwinter tires, but if you live somewhere like I do where snow is a maybe one-in-a-decade event, all seasons are good enough for winter. Tbh, once my wife and I move into our new house, I'll probably just run summer tires year round and just be aware of the temperature. I work from home, and her car already has all seasons, so I can just borrow it if I need to.
Point being, everyone's situation is unique.
Point being, everyone's situation is unique.
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wthrman2 (01-17-22)
#10
The optimal route to take would be some aftermarket wheels with wiwinter tires, but if you live somewhere like I do where snow is a maybe one-in-a-decade event, all seasons are good enough for winter. Tbh, once my wife and I move into our new house, I'll probably just run summer tires year round and just be aware of the temperature. I work from home, and her car already has all seasons, so I can just borrow it if I need to.
Point being, everyone's situation is unique.
Point being, everyone's situation is unique.
That's a good point, I will look into some aftermarket wheels.
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arentz07 (01-18-22)
#11
There have been several misprints on the web site..
They are equipped with the Bridgestone Potenza S001L
Bridgestone Potenza S001L | 235/40R19 (tirerack.com)
EDIT - My suggestion is drive summer tires from April-Oct and then put aftermarket wheels with winter tires for Nov-Mar (+/- 1 month based on your regional climate condition)
They are equipped with the Bridgestone Potenza S001L
Bridgestone Potenza S001L | 235/40R19 (tirerack.com)
EDIT - My suggestion is drive summer tires from April-Oct and then put aftermarket wheels with winter tires for Nov-Mar (+/- 1 month based on your regional climate condition)
The link goes to summer tires. So, do they come with summer or all-season?