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

The years available stretch from 2016 through to 2019 and to view the tire pressures and sizes you just click to expand.

The Model X is Tesla’s first foray into the world of SUVs. The Tesla brand has always been about supreme modern style and futuristic luxury, and they really pushed the boat out for the Model X.

First and foremost, it carries the company’s signature high-level EPA-estimated range at 371 miles, beating out just about all others in the field.

It seats up to 7 people and has a 5-star safety rating, especially thanks to the ultra-low rollover risk helped by the large battery pack lowering the center of gravity.

There are 88 cubic feet of storage in this thing and it can tow up to 5,000 pounds, making it perfect for any kind of daily utility, be it the weekly grocery shop, kids’ school runs or a ski trip to Aspen.

It's considerably taller than its sister model the Model Y from Tesla which comes across more like a standard mid-size car.

In true Tesla fashion, as well, you can set yourself further apart from the SUV crowd with the unique falcon wing doors, which allow you to open up the back doors even when you’re in a tight parking spot.

Use one of Tesla’s superchargers and you can restore 142 miles to the Model X in just 15 minutes. No waiting around for these Tesla Model X drivers!

If that’s not futuristic enough, then the suite of Tesla’s Autopilot features to assist you with driving and parking is what really gets drivers impressed.

With a starting price of $79,990, though, it’s hardly one for the budget-friendly bracket. Even with the potential subsidy thrown in, it’s a premium price point.