I wouldn't think that a roadster is the correct vehicle for LRR tires. I had them on my 1st gen Insight and they are terrible, terrible things from a performance point of view.
It could be a thing where they choose a tire that maintains sufficient performance at a lower rolling resistance.
A Tesla (especially a Roadster) is a performance car though. Extreme LRR tires are not what most buyers are going to want.
Agree. We have them on our 2012 Camry hybrid and they are terrible. Tread is almost gone at 24000 miles and road grip is the worst. The tires squeal while reversing because of the turn radius. Maybe there is a better tire brand but I will be opting out of LRR when we have to replace the tires.