
Tesla has increased the price of various snow chains for Model S, Model 3, Model X and Model Y this week. The price changes come as we enter fall and soon winter.
You can check out the price increases below in USD, for all the snow chains offered from Tesla.com:
It’s unclear why these prices have increased, but with inflation still at all-time highs, plus supply chain issues still affecting numerous industries, there’s no surprise these prices have gone up.
Will you be buying snow chains from Tesla this winter season? There are also snow chains available on Amazon too, if you’re looking for chains from third parties.
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