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Have someone depress the brake while you torque down the spacer OR jam a small wrench between the rotor's slot. Make sure you damp it with something soft so the wrench doesn't leave mark on your caliper. -Danny

Thank you for your well-written assessment based on experience with a range of different tires in different climate regions. 👏 -Danny

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Buying a high performance family sedan in itself is like buying all-season tires. Why don't we all just buy a Porsche GT3RS for the track and a Land Rover Defender for when it snows? 😆 😊 I'm being funny but it's a similar concept at a smaller scale. -Danny

Rather not go back and forth with someone who has their mind set on such statement. I do this all day long based on experience and will suggest the most appropriate setup based on the end user's needs. God forbid somebody lives in a completely different region with completely different needs for...

Exactly. We've ran 200TW tires as daily tires before. Sure grip is amazing when the temperature is there. But the range, noise and and fair weather performance was the compromise. There are no solutions, only trade offs. -Danny

What the heck! And we were just talking about silver... 😆 -Danny

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19" is more balanced aesthetically and will almost always clear M3P brakes. 18" is dependent on the wheel and its drop center. -Danny

In Tesla's case, I think range. Now that there's a more powerful motor in the rear, I can see the case to upsize the rear tires. 235's all-around is far too under-tire for such a heavy car IMO. Many high end sports cars run staggered setups with modern AWD drivetrains from factory. I think if...

It should. I have options for you. When the time comes feel free to message or email me. This is mostly what I do and enjoy doing. Danny - [email protected]

I recommend 255/35/20 max on a 9" wide wheel. If you'd like to run 275, I suggest a 20x9.5 wheel. You have to make sure the offset is low enough for you to clear the front suspension arm upright. -Danny

Yes. but of course this is dependent on the specs of your wheels. -Danny

From all that I've gathered so far, the brakes, hubs, and suspension components are carried over, so I'd say yes. Of course, we will verify once we have the actual car. 19" square setups will be popular for this car now that it comes with staggered 20" wheels & tires from factory. -Danny