Recent content by eSpiritIV

Thank you dhanson865. Ive been trying to find the right calculation but everybody online seems to wing it! Calculating Using heaviest GAWR/2 to get your wheel weight and not GVWR/4 as the calculation GAWR RR seems to be the heaviest weight so your right....... at 3,307 lbs (1,500 kg) rear / 2...

After @afadeev mentioned it.... I'm now looking at this closer.....why is everyone saying 750 kg/ is the minimum? I was just taking this on faith. If peoples plan to exceed the GVWR rating of the vehicle to tow or load bricks? If so wheels are not your only concern. Springs and dampers also...

That's too bad they are rated too low. Think Tesla would be more capital efficient and use the same wheels interchangeably between models 3 and Y

Anbody figure this out yet? I too would like to install these wheels on my Model Y LR with beefier 18" tires. if the load rating is adequate.

Much appreciated. I might do 18s for winter studded tires, so ill look into that. They look a little taller and skinnier than stock I have also been seeing 255/50/19 also being used on stock 19s and you can get Nokian and Michelins i metions.

DId you end up trying the WR G4 yet on 255/55/19? I just got a 1.75" lift and think this will be great combo. What do you think?

Just got a MPP 1.75" spacer lift and rear camber arms installed. Sitting on stock 19's. right now. What do you guys suggest if i just want a little more tire protection, and a "all weather" tire like Cross Climate 2 or Nokian WRG4? I dont mind going 18s but also dont want to spend a ton on...

Following...have a MY and just ordered my MPP lift. Looking for a wheel and tire combo that works with my 19's

Much appreciated. I will check them out!

Nobody has got a lift in Portland?

Anyone recommend a shop PDX area to install the 1.75" MPP lift spacers and rear arms on model Y LR?

Yes, you can either keep your free Supercharging or get $5k refund. You have to ask for the 5K or do nothing and keep your free Supercharging

My guess is the rule they adopted is to allow you no more than 2hrs of juice for free. Not just parking, In the near future most of these will be paid per use, so charge up while you can for free!

This would be my guess as well. Also, if you installed the wrong wire for a 100A circuit (even electricians do it wrong many times using 90 degree column vs 75 deg) The wire could be finally overheating enough to be causing trips. 3rd, yes a bad breaker also if it was not new when installed...

New hardware only needed for FSD. If you buy FSD you may be saving $$ over waiting for later buying FSD