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Thank you for the information. May I mount 265/35 Z R 21 tires on the 8.5", 21"wheels to use for the rear tires on my P85?

Are there to different width wheels on my P85 2012 Model S (8.5" and 9") or are they all the same width?

Is that true even for the P85 version with 21" wheels. There were no staggered wheel set-ups with 9" wheels on the 2012 Model S?

I did not know if the wheels were 8.5 or 9.0" in the rear. When I looked at buying replacement 21" tires both the 245/35 and the 265/35 are listed.

Thank you for your knowledgable reply. On the 2013 Model S, which is the same body as my 2012, Tesla used staggered wheels where the rears where 265/35 Z21 and the fronts are 245/35 Z 21. I read that the wheels were different sizes as well.

Thank you for your knowledgable reply. On the 2013 Model S, which is the same body as my 2012, Tesla used staggered wheels where the rears where 265/35 Z21 and the fronts are 245/35 Z 21. I read that the wheels were different sizes as well.

Can the 8.5" wheels use 265/35 Z 21 tires?

Thank you. Does that mean those wheels cannot use a 265/35 Z 21 tire?

I have a 2012 Model S P85 with 21 inch wheels. are they 9.0 or 8.5 inches?

The person I had replied to said that the 2007 Ford Escape Hyb. spare would work on a Model S. But, I looked up that bolt pattern and it is not the same as the Model S (5X120). The BMW X3 and X5 compact spares are the correct bolt pattern.

Thank you for the great info. I do have a question. I followed your link to find a 155/80 18 compact spare for a 2007 Ford Escape H. I found one but the bolt pattern is not the same as my 2012 Tesla Model S (5X120). The spare is 5X114.3 Does that matter?

Thank you Teslazoom. You just made my project much easier.

Has anyone removed the nose cone and the lining and weather seal of the frunk? I am installing after-market parking sensors for my 2012 S Sig. and need to run wires from the front bumper to the fuse box.