Many Tesla owners, both new and long-term, reported tires wearing far faster than they expected, with rears often going first. Some saw low-tread warnings under 10,000 miles even in gentle driving, and service centers often called it normal weight-related wear. In at least one case, Tesla found an alignment problem, so it's worth having alignment checked early.
Others reported the opposite: stock tires lasting 30,000 to 40,000 miles with regular rotation, one-pedal driving, or seasonal tire sets. Buyers weighing running costs were told regen keeps brake wear minimal, though tires and occasional alignments, sometimes costly at a dealer, are the main expense.