In this video I’m talking about the big winter question for Tesla owners: do you actually need snow tires, or can you get by with what’s on the car? I’m using my 2025 Tesla Model 3 Long Range RWD (Stealth Grey with the white interior) as the example, and I walk through how I think about winter driving—traction, braking, and confidence—especially when you’re dealing with cold temps, slush, and surprise storms. I also share what I decided to do for my own setup and why. The main takeaway is pretty simple: if you see real winter weather, a dedicated winter tire setup is one of the best “mods” you can do because it changes how the car behaves when it matters most. I included some popular winter tire sizes for Model 3 and Model Y to make it easy if you’re trying to match stock fitment or run a slightly wider option that still works. And since I’m a garage guy, I also linked the tools and basics I actually use when I’m swapping wheels/tires—TPMS, torque wrench, lifting pucks, and the stuff that keeps the job safe and clean.