It depends on your tire wear rating and the profile more than the width, If you tire has a 35-45 profile but a wear rating of 400 they will last long but tend to be super noisy cause they are super hard. If they have a rating of 180 you might have to change tires every 6 months cause they are soft.
The hands-free driving OTA update was originally reported in the press as a $1400 or so upgrade. That post was from back "then." Fortunately (well fortunately for those with divided highways that have controlled access) the price is significantly lower than that.
you're quoting a (relatively) very old post - it was referring to the improved self-driving upgrade that we now know will be a $600 upgrade. (When I posted that, there was a story on some site somewhere claiming it would be $1400.)
I'm coming at it from the perspective that a October '21 build will be considered a year older than a January '22 car. That has an impact on resale value and my personal enjoyment of having a current year new car. I realize it's a small thing and lots of people don't care, but for $60k, I can be a bit picky.
Uh yeah, agreed. Especially if 22s start rolling out in October or November 21. That’s my dilemma, but also my luxury having not placed an order yet.I'm coming at it from the perspective that a October '21 build will be considered a year older than a January '22 car. That has an impact on resale value and my personal enjoyment of having a current year new car. I realize it's a small thing and lots of people don't care, but for $60k, I can be a bit picky.
