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I don't think so. Way too few spots on that bar that can be customized.

The Tesla 21s are not 4500. They cost 4500 plus a set of 19s they don't give you. So you always have to consider this: if you go with 19s, you get an extra set of wheels, complete with tires, that you could sell, or sell the tires and use for winter tires if needed, or...

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Slimmer tires than factory are allowed?

I don't think it is helpful to let people judge the handling and user interface of a car they haven't used, at all.

Round wheel won't help with no stalks.

Is this sure? The only way to say these are LR would be to spot the absence of red calipers on every car. Or stitching and decor inside. The spoiler can be attached after transort, yet as delivery is about to happen.

The decision also depends on what you drive in winter. If you have just one set of wheels... maybe one can / should / might get the 21s. They look great, but that's about it - there are both better and cheaper options on the market. If you have to drive 2 sets of wheels, as I do (winter tires...

Maybe the original poster / thread opener has come to a decision, by now. He should know his needs best.

Potential 7 seater? New body shape? Brakes? Suspension? More yet to come from a new battery architecture? So many things nobody knows.

Name the one of these "every other car mancufacturers" that adds a third motor just to top the 2 motors you already have in the standard product ;)

Only a problem if you need to turn a certain angle at least. Less so if they reduced lock to lock turns needed.

9x20 et35 w 245mm, 10x20 et 40 w 275mm:

I change all 4 at once after 2 seasons (winter wheels in between). That is, 2x 20'000 km, equal to a little short of 30'000 miles with one set. Falken.

I am glad to be from Switzerland, not Europe, then. Got the Model S in May 2015 and the 20 inch wheels on order. Driven like that ever since. Not Model X Tesla wheels, but similar dimensions. 20x9 et 35, 20x10 et 40, 245/40 r20, 275/35 r20 No rubbing. No problem.