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30 Reasons Car Companies Shouldn’t Kill Classics To Go Electric

23: A More Expensive Tire

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On top of the fact that the maintenance for an electric car is more expensive, the tires also cost more. Electric cars are fast, sometimes scary fast, and this requires a special type of rubber on your wheels. The average tire for a Tesla model runs between $140 and $350 per tire, and that’s if you don’t opt for a higher-end tire.

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You don’t want to skimp on quality because Tesla uses self-driving technology as well. If a tire were to burst, the results could be catastrophic. Whereas your run-of-the-mill muscle car can operate with just about any tire brand, although many enthusiasts are going to go for the better options as well.

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