235/55 R18
EcoContact 6 235/55 R18 100V Summer
from £115.68-£224.72.
£115.68-£224.72
Tyre sizes tracked: 235/55 R18 100V
Vehicle tyre fitment guide
Compare Tyres.net tyre options that match researched 2022 Tesla Model Y sizes, then confirm your current sidewall or placard before you buy.
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Last verified: 2026-07-27
The researched tyre sizes for this 2022 Tesla Model Y guide are 235/55 R18, 255/45 R19, 255/40 R20, 255/35 R21, 275/35 R21. Tesla Model Y fitments can include different front and rear sizes on Performance models. Confirm each axle size on the current tyre sidewall before ordering. Fitment source checked: 1.
Only Tyres.net products whose listed size exactly matches one of the researched 2022 Tesla Model Y tyre sizes are shown here. Check load index, speed rating, season and run-flat notes before buying.
from £115.68-£224.72.
£115.68-£224.72
Tyre sizes tracked: 235/55 R18 100V
from £196.55-£252.25.
£196.55-£252.25
Tyre sizes tracked: 255/45 R19 104V
from £285.73-£308.09.
£285.73-£308.09
Tyre sizes tracked: 275/35 ZR21 103Y
from £281.39-£440.15.
£281.39-£440.15
Tyre sizes tracked: 275/35 ZR21 103Y
from £305.99-£359.77.
£305.99-£359.77
Tyre sizes tracked: 275/35 ZR21 103Y
Start with EcoContact 6 235/55 R18 100V Summer (£115.68-£224.72), EcoContact 6 255/45 R19 104V Summer (£196.55-£252.25), P Zero PZ4 SC 275/35 ZR21 103Y Summer (£285.73-£308.09); each is included because its Tyres.net listed size matches a researched 2022 Tesla Model Y tyre size. This is not a claim that every trim uses the same size. Confirm the current sidewall, load index and speed rating before ordering. Use season, stock, delivery terms and price as secondary filters after size fitment.
from £115.68-£224.72.
£115.68-£224.72
Tyre sizes tracked: 235/55 R18 100V
from £196.55-£252.25.
£196.55-£252.25
Tyre sizes tracked: 255/45 R19 104V
from £285.73-£308.09.
£285.73-£308.09
Tyre sizes tracked: 275/35 ZR21 103Y
from £281.39-£440.15.
£281.39-£440.15
Tyre sizes tracked: 275/35 ZR21 103Y
from £305.99-£359.77.
£305.99-£359.77
Tyre sizes tracked: 275/35 ZR21 103Y
The table is filtered to researched tyre sizes: 235/55 R18, 255/45 R19, 255/40 R20, 255/35 R21, 275/35 R21. Compare the listed size against the current tyre sidewall first, then check load/speed rating, season and run-flat notes. Products outside those researched sizes are deliberately excluded from this vehicle shortlist.
| Product | Type | Season | Tyre sizes | From |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| EcoContact 6 235/55 R18 100V Summer | Car tyre | Summer | 235/55 R18 100V | £115.68 |
| EcoContact 6 255/45 R19 104V Summer | Car tyre | Summer | 255/45 R19 104V | £196.55 |
| P Zero PZ4 SC 275/35 ZR21 103Y Summer | Car tyre | Summer | 275/35 ZR21 103Y | £285.73 |
| Pilot Sport 4S 275/35 ZR21 103Y Summer | Car tyre | Summer | 275/35 ZR21 103Y | £281.39 |
| Pilot Sport S 5 275/35 ZR21 103Y Summer | Car tyre | Summer | 275/35 ZR21 103Y | £305.99 |
The 2022 Tesla Model Y sizes checked for this page are 235/55 R18, 255/45 R19, 255/40 R20, 255/35 R21 and 275/35 R21. That matters because trim, wheel option, market and any previous wheel changes can alter the correct tyre, and Performance models may use different front and rear sizes. The shortlist is therefore a compare-and-check guide, not a universal fitment recommendation. Start with the current sidewall or vehicle placard, then compare exact-size options such as Continental EcoContact 6 in 235/55 R18 and 255/45 R19, Pirelli P Zero PZ4 SC in 255/40 R20 and 275/35 R21, and MICHELIN Pilot Sport 4S in 275/35 R21.
This shortlist is useful because it shows how the same Model Y search can land on very different tyres: more everyday Continental EcoContact 6 examples at 18 and 19 inches, and more performance-leaning Pirelli and MICHELIN options at 20 and 21 inches. The price spread is wide, from £116.75 to £521.11 across the researched set, so price alone is not a good guide until the size, axle position and season are confirmed. Stock and delivery should be checked live on the retailer page, especially where the product details were not fully visible during checking. Use brand familiarity, exact size, and the car’s current setup to narrow the list rather than looking for a universal winner.
First check the tyre sidewall on the car, then match it against the vehicle placard or handbook before comparing listings. Only compare exact matches to the researched sizes on this page: 235/55 R18, 255/45 R19, 255/40 R20, 255/35 R21 or 275/35 R21. After that, confirm the load index and speed rating shown on the live product page, because this evidence set does not supply complete matching details for every option. If the car currently wears run-flat tyres, verify run-flat compatibility before ordering, and do not assume a size match alone is enough.
A 2022 Tesla Model Y is not locked to one tyre size across every trim. Wheel diameter, wheel option, market and earlier wheel swaps can all change the correct fitment, which is why this page separates the researched sizes instead of treating the model year as a single answer. The 21 inch options deserve extra care because Performance setups can be staggered, so front and rear sizes must be checked axle by axle rather than swapped casually. If the current tyre size differs from the handbook or placard, ask a fitter to confirm before buying.
Exact sidewall size is only the first filter. Before you order, compare the load index and speed rating on your current tyre with the live listing, and check whether your existing tyre uses run-flat construction if that matters to your car. The shortlist includes summer tyres only, so it is also important not to let price override the current tyre type you actually need. When the source size and the sidewall do not agree, a tyre fitter can help avoid an expensive wrong-fit purchase.
The shortlist supplied for this page is limited to summer tyres, so the comparison is really about which summer tyre suits your Model Y size and budget once fitment is confirmed. That makes the page most useful for shoppers who drive year-round in milder conditions, do a lot of motorway miles, or want to compare the more road-focused Continental EcoContact 6 examples against the sportier Pirelli and MICHELIN options. If you need a different season approach, use the size match here as a starting point and then check the live retailer page for the exact season and specification you want.
Value only makes sense after the size is right. The 235/55 R18 Continental EcoContact 6 starts from £116.75, while the 21 inch MICHELIN Pilot Sport 4S reaches £521.11 in the researched set, so the cost difference is mainly about wheel size, brand and use-case fit rather than a simple quality ladder. Continental’s 19 inch option sits in a more everyday price zone, while the Pirelli 20 and 21 inch examples sit closer to performance-minded buying decisions. Check latest price, stock and delivery on the retailer page before ordering, because live availability can change.
Last checked 2026-07-27. The source list below is included to help you check the details behind the comparison. Always confirm the latest price, delivery cost, stock status and product details with the retailer before buying.
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Yes. The researched sizes for this page are 235/55 R18, 255/45 R19, 255/40 R20, 255/35 R21 and 275/35 R21, but trim, wheel option, market and previous wheel changes can alter the correct one. Always confirm the current sidewall or vehicle placard before ordering.
Check each axle separately, because some 21 inch Performance setups can use different front and rear sizes. Do not assume the same size fits both ends of the car; match the size printed on the current sidewall for that axle and then verify the live listing details.
You should verify them carefully on the live product page, alongside the size. The evidence here does not provide full matching details for every option, so if your current tyre’s load index, speed rating or run-flat construction matters, confirm those points before you buy.
Because the 2022 Tesla Model Y can vary by trim and wheel package, and the correct size is not the same for every car. The sidewall and vehicle placard give you the safest check against ordering a size that looks close but does not match your actual setup.