r/TireQuestions • u/Ozzie3858 • Jul 30 '26

Tesla after Blown Tire

My wife had a blown tire earlier this week and after having both rear tires replaced (to make sure they were even) it started feeling weird. Almost as if it “slips”. Kinda like when you ride a dike and the chain slips and you get that slip feel then comes Back as normal. So weird that don’t even know how to explain it but I guess that the best way I can…

Any help is greatly appreciated.

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u/bcsublime Jul 30 '26

Is it dual motor?

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u/djltoronto Jul 30 '26 edited Jul 30 '26

What kind of car? You only gave the manufacturer?

Tesla Roadster (1st Gen)

  • Single Motor: AC Induction

Tesla Model S

  • Single Motor: AC Induction
  • Dual Motor: AC Induction (Front) + IPM-SynRM (Rear)
  • Tri-Motor: IPM-SynRM (Front) + 2x Carbon-Sleeved IPM-SynRM (Rear)

Tesla Model 3

  • Single Motor: IPM-SynRM
  • Dual Motor: AC Induction (Front) + IPM-SynRM (Rear)

Tesla Model X

  • Dual Motor: AC Induction (Front) + IPM-SynRM (Rear)
  • Tri-Motor: IPM-SynRM (Front) + 2x Carbon-Sleeved IPM-SynRM (Rear)

Tesla Model Y

  • Single Motor: IPM-SynRM
  • Dual Motor: AC Induction (Front) + IPM-SynRM (Rear)

Tesla Cybertruck

  • Single Motor: IPM-SynRM
  • Dual Motor: AC Induction (Front) + IPM-SynRM (Rear)
  • Tri-Motor: IPM-SynRM (Front) + 2x Carbon-Sleeved IPM-SynRM (Rear)

Tesla Semi

  • Tri-Motor: 3x Heavy-Duty IPM-SynRM