Just saw this at AUDI Ottawa…Hi Snorlax
My Toronto Canada dealer recommended the following package, exactly what you said, Pirelli P Zero Winters. The price is Canadian dollars. Hope that helps.
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Another alternative is super speed RR07. See pic. Also make sure that your TPMS have temperature sensors.
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My dealer quoted me Wheels + Pirelli P-Zero Tires ($4,216 + tax). No storage being offered and I may have to pay a minimal charge to mount. I live in North Jersey.Didn't find too much about this topic on here, but am curious what other owners plans are with it being just a few months away until switching to a cold weather winter/tire setup for those of us in colder climates. I don't see any official option directly from Audi for winter tires on this car.
I live in the northeast and my GT should be in around January (my build with the performance package is coming with summer tires). My commute is about 45 min per day, and during the winter months I am often driving in snow. This car will be my DD.
Because wheel fitment is a bit tricky with this being such a new car, i think for the first season i am just going to throw on some Pirelli P Zero Winters as they come in direct replacement sizes for the OEM staggered tires in the performance package, 245/45R20 front and 285/40R20 rear.
The load ratings are 103 for the front and 108 for the rear, and one of the reviews mentions running it on their Model Y last winter which is similar in weight to the GT (4500 lbs for the Model Y, 5000 lbs for the GT). So it seems we should be OK there.
Or a decline in battery performance in the winter! Lucky you.One nice thing living in Southern CA, have never once had to consider winter tires lol
Didn't find too much about this topic on here, but am curious what other owners plans are with it being just a few months away until switching to a cold weather winter/tire setup for those of us in colder climates. I don't see any official option directly from Audi for winter tires on this car.
I live in the northeast and my GT should be in around January (my build with the performance package is coming with summer tires). My commute is about 45 min per day, and during the winter months I am often driving in snow. This car will be my DD.
Because wheel fitment is a bit tricky with this being such a new car, i think for the first season i am just going to throw on some Pirelli P Zero Winters as they come in direct replacement sizes for the OEM staggered tires in the performance package, 245/45R20 front and 285/40R20 rear.
The load ratings are 103 for the front and 108 for the rear, and one of the reviews mentions running it on their Model Y last winter which is similar in weight to the GT (4500 lbs for the Model Y, 5000 lbs for the GT). So it seems we should be OK there.
So do I. I'm outside NYC. Most cars have all seasons. I think the winter is fine. It comes down to whether or not you're ok without the summer performance in the warmer weather.i live in the northeast. all seasons are a no go up here.
