Model S 2015 rear wheel 20x10 ET43 wont fit

[adix]

Hello!

For the summer i was going to use the wheels from my old car but they wont seem to fit in the rear.

The rear wheels i have are 20x10 ET43 with 275/30r20 tires.

The wheel is touching the plastic parts on the inside, seems to be too wide.
Is it okay to cut some of that plastic?
I also tried buying spacers 15mm to make them fit but the studs are too short.
I would love to use these vertini wheels that were really expensive and have no real second hand value. Is there anything i can do? Has anyone successfully cut away plastic from the rear to make their wheels fit? Or put longer studs with spacers? What ET shoild i be aiming for? I can probably fit 5mm spacer to make the ET 38 but will that help even?

 

[adix]

Oh and i also already installed the tire pressure sensors on these wheels thinking they would fit without problems, as i see other people running 10.5 inc wide with ET 35. But i guess its different for an older car?

 

[adix]

For example here i see 20x10 ET 40 fitting without problems on 2013 model? Tesla Model S custom wheels BC 20x9.0, ET +35, tire size 245/ R20. 20x10.0 ET+40 275/ R20
Could it be that it fits after i lower the car down? I only tried the left rear wheel on when i had jacked up the car and it rubbed the plastic behind the wheel hub..

 

[VegarHenriksen]

My 20x10.5 wheels are ET 42 and that would not clear unless I put on a 6mm spacer making it ET 36. I also had to zip tie the wheel well liner in order for it to not touch the wheel.

Did you find a solution?

 

[SEKS]

My 20x10.5 wheels are ET 42 and that would not clear unless I put on a 6mm spacer making it ET 36. I also had to zip tie the wheel well liner in order for it to not touch the wheel.

Did you find a solution?

Can you tell me your front offsets? And which rim brand / design? I’m looking into something with a concave effect myself, and the requirement of an ABE (for German TÜV).

 

[VegarHenriksen]

Can you tell me your front offsets? And which rim brand / design? I’m looking into something with a concave effect myself, and the requirement of an ABE (for German TÜV).

Vossen HF3 Satin Black
20x9 - 225/35/20 - ET 35
2x10.5 - 255/30/20 - ET 36

I will be putting on spacers to get a lip to fender fitment as well as lowering.

You can get better specs than this, but I bought these for a bargain used so I have to work with what I have.

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