You can find the tire sizes for the Tesla Model Y and their corresponding recommended tire pressures.

The years available stretch from 2100 through to 1900 and to view the tire pressures and sizes you just click to expand.

Customers started getting deliveries of their Tesla Model Y's in early 2020 and have found the car to be spacious inside.

It's based on the Model 3's platform with most of the same parts both underneath and inside the all-electric car.

The Model Y is classed as a compact crossover utility vesicle (CUV) and is sort of like a small version of the Tesla Model X.

Back in 2013 the trademark was copyrighted for the cars name so their has been plans in the works for some time now.

It wasn't until 2 years later that the company's CEO Elon Musk teased the public with concept drawings of the car featuring falcon-style doors.

Another 2 years went past until in 2017 the shareholders were treated to a simple cutout of the car to show where the company is heading.

Production is taking place in the "Giga Nevada" factory and assembly is taking place in the "Tesla Factory" in California.

All Model Y's feature a different type of cabin heating method than the other Tesla models, it pumps the excess heat from the electric motors rather than create new heat.

Eventually the Model Y will also be assembled in a new plant in Germany that will provide Tesla cars for the European countries and help keep transportation costs down.

Electric range of the car is quoted to be 326 miles on a single charge on the "Long Range" version.