Just an FYI, had a set of older rims (21" 9 and 8.5 widths) from a 2015 Model S P100DL, slipstreams if I recall.
They fit just fine on the new Tesla Model S. Drove for more than 200 miles without any incident. There didn't look like there was any issue with the brake dust shields or rubbing anywhere. Makes me believe that the older rims (possibly including the 18" ones) will fit.
Will try the 18" rims next, they were purchased for snow tires and costs nothing to jack up the car and try it - but will need to get the car back from the shop.
They fit just fine on the new Tesla Model S. Drove for more than 200 miles without any incident. There didn't look like there was any issue with the brake dust shields or rubbing anywhere. Makes me believe that the older rims (possibly including the 18" ones) will fit.
Will try the 18" rims next, they were purchased for snow tires and costs nothing to jack up the car and try it - but will need to get the car back from the shop.