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PM'd about the tires too

Haven't seen much hard data on rolling resistance. This site is the main source I've seen: Low-Rolling-Resistance Tires Can Save You Money at the Pump - Consumer Reports I got the Cinturato tires listed there on aero wheels and get excellent range on my M3P. 220wh/mi on a 2.5 hour road trip...

It's a drive for you, but 1v1 Motorsports in Santa Maria will do Tesla suspensions.

I've heard issues with rubbing on the front going larger than 255/35/20. Might be able to fit larger with a spacer, but not sure

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I am selling my 2 surviving Ubers that escaped pothole damage. ~18k miles on them. One is in excellent condition with no marks. The other has a slight chip from a curb and circled in the pic. I have boxes to ship, but buyer must send me the labels. I can also drive a little ways to meet people...

interested. PM me. bent 2 Ubers in a pothole this morning

Does anyone go to 30 aspect to make it work? Or would you just get a spacer?

The shorter diameter of the wheels+tires could also play a role in faster 1/4 mile times. You'd get faster acceleration but lower top speed. Plenty of options for 18s that fit M3P. Somebody compiled a list of options that fit: Tesla Model 3 Performance 18" Wheels

3% better than your normal 30% would make it a 10% improvement. But I'd be more interested to hear the difference in Wh/mi with the 18s. Most of the difference could be the stickiness of the summer tire vs whatever is on your new wheels too.

16k miles on my M3P and I thought my 295Wh/mi total was high from all the freeway driving. How cold is your winter? Heating seats and steering wheel constantly? Something's gotta be draining it