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2025 Tesla Model X Tire Sizes

The 2025 Tesla Model X has 4 public tire observation(s) and 0 low-voltage battery observation(s). Select your actual trim and wheel package before relying on any size.

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Staggered Tesla wheels

The selected all-season rows come from Tesla’s North America 2021+ owner manual. Front and rear sizes differ. Confirm the actual wheel package, build, service description and any summer-tire option before ordering.

Recorded trims

Tire sizes by configuration

Source-observed tire applications; not product approval
Trim / optionObserved sizeAxleServiceWheel / conditionSource ID
2021+ 20-inch all-season265/45R20frontNot documented20-inch wheel in Tesla North America owner manual; confirm current build, axle and installed packageWEB-TESLA-MODELX-2021PLUS
2021+ 20-inch all-season275/45R20rearNot documented20-inch wheel in Tesla North America owner manual; confirm current build, axle and installed packageWEB-TESLA-MODELX-2021PLUS
2021+ 22-inch all-season265/35R22frontNot documented22-inch wheel in Tesla North America owner manual; confirm current build, axle and installed packageWEB-TESLA-MODELX-2021PLUS
2021+ 22-inch all-season285/35R22rearNot documented22-inch wheel in Tesla North America owner manual; confirm current build, axle and installed packageWEB-TESLA-MODELX-2021PLUS
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Before ordering tires

Read the driver-door tire placard. Match the installed wheel, axle, tire class, load index, speed rating and any OE marking. The size alone cannot approve a replacement SKU. Tire-sidewall maximum pressure is not your vehicle’s cold inflation pressure.

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Low-voltage battery groups

No source-backed rows are available for this exact selection.

How to verify this model year’s 12V battery

Our 2025 Tesla Model X page has tire observations, but no low-voltage battery application for this year. Open Tesla owner resources. Select the model and build generation; older Roadster documents use Tesla's separate service archive. Find the battery replacement and jump-start sections, then photograph the installed battery label and its location before shopping.

  1. Use the VIN, powertrain and equipment list when asking the manufacturer’s parts desk for the current replacement part and any supersession.
  2. Confirm battery position, voltage, group or OEM case designation, AGM/EFB/flooded technology, terminal orientation, hold-down and venting.
  3. Ask whether a battery-management reset or registration is required. Use Interstate’s vehicle finder only as a candidate cross-check, then compare an exact part in the battery-label tool.

A tire size does not establish a battery group. On a hybrid or EV, identify the low-voltage battery separately from the high-voltage traction pack.

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Before ordering a battery

Check the actual battery position, chemistry, voltage, terminals, tray, hold-down, vent, CCA requirement and any BMS registration procedure. Group size alone does not approve a replacement SKU. High-voltage traction batteries are outside this guide.

What to verify next

  1. Match the exact year and factory options.
  2. Read the door placard and installed tire sidewall or the installed battery label.
  3. Compare an exact replacement SKU with the OEM requirements and ask a qualified installer when a condition remains unknown.
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Sources and scope

Research checked November 2, 2026. Portal and lookup links show where to verify the missing value; they are not evidence for a model-year size or final product fitment.

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