Recent content by practicalYjo

1" less fender gap. About 1" higher ground clearance. 235/65r18 CrossClimate2 ~31 lbs 30" diameter ~6% speedometer/odometer difference. Enkei PF01 18" ~18lbs Load 690kg (This is below GVWR). offset 45. 20mm spacers in rear.

I have Enkei PF01 18x7.5, 45 offset, ~18 lbs. The weight rating is on the low side (690kg), but I do not tow nor load up the rear end to any significant extent so I have never exceeded the wheel/axle rating. I do not have a lift kit. There is no rubbing as is with these CrossClimate2...

TPMS sensors are not required based on my limited experience (2 weeks without them in Jan 2021). A warning message stays on in the corner of screen which was easily ignored by me. However, this did annoy the wife. There was no problems with driving or autopilot. I don't know what it is...

Did your 17" rims fit over the brakes? How much clearance? What model of rims? With the properly size tire (28" to 29" diameter tire), the only safety issue I can see is the brake calipers rubbing on the inside barrel of the rim. I run 30" tires on 18" x7.5 enkei PF01 ,235/65r18...

Most economical: Option B: Go with 19" or 18" wheels. Use a "all weather" tire with 50,000 or more tread life. (CrossclimateSUV, crossclimate2, Vredestein quatrac pro, Vredestein Hitrac, continental crosscontact lx25). Sale the 21" wheels & tires. Sale the 21" wheels & tires.

Was discount tire referring to the size 255/40R20? x-ice Snow? tirerack.com show the weight rating to be 1819 lbs, which is adequate considering the model Y's rear axle load rating. I have heard of some Discount shops only mounting tires that meet or exceed the rating of the OEM tire, even...

It's possible but there will likely be a compromise on multiple fronts. I have tried several tires sizes on our model Y and but have only rented a model 3 for a few days. Are you getting MY LR or performance? You'll have to check your clearance on the model 3 suspension to accommodate a...

I have 4000 miles on a set 235/65r18 crossclimate2 (30" diameter instead of the stock 28"). They give more confidence on the cold wet roads compared to the OEM procontact rx. The ride is more comfortable but still not as much as I was hoping for. Used 271 wh/mi over those 4000miles...

2nd that question. With these lighter weight martian wheels, are your wh/mile better or worse (compared to the 19" aero covers)?