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Yeah, but I’m actually trying to get the tires of my rear to poke out as much beyond the fenders as it can. If I can put 15mm on 20mm on the rears it’d be ideal but I’ll take what I can get so long as it can clear without rubbing.

Martian MW03 Wheels Front: 19x8.5 with +35 offset Rear: 19x9.5 with +30 offset Tires Front: 235/40/19 Rear: 265/35/19 Stock everything else on a 2019 Model 3 RWD. No performance brakes. I love my tire setup and don’t want to make any kind of modifications to the car since I’ll be selling it...

Looks like I edited my post a little to late. I know it’ll stick out as that’s the look I’m going for. I’m not mechanically inclined enough to be able to do all that you just said. If I go with 15mm spacers instead, would I be safe from an issues? Edit: I was using this website as reference...

Would I be able to run 265/35/19 in the rear with a +30 offset and 20mm spacers? I’ve been getting conflicting information about rubbing the fender, Martian Wheels says they’re not sure, tire shop says it’ll fine, Reddit and TeslaMotorsClub is a mix of both, but from my limited understanding if...

In my previous post I mentioned my wheels, which are the only thing not stock. Front: 19x8.5 with +35 offset Rear: 19x9.5 with +30 offset My confusion stemmed from the fact that everyone wants their tires flush with the fenders. I’m actually hoping to make the rear tires poke out beyond the...

I also don’t have performance, I have LR RWD

I’m stock on everything besides wheels. But I’m also not trying to run a 305/35/19 but 265/35/19 with 20mm spacer. Would that still require adjusting camber?

Did some more research and think I figured it out. Since the Model 3 can clear 305/35/19 tires, but not 315/35/19, then I should safely be able to use 20mm spacers on the back with my 265/35/19 tires. 25mm spacers would rub unless I change my tires to something like 265/30/19.

Ah, that makes a lot more sense! Would you happen to know the highest I can go on the back on a stock springs and coil overs? I just want my rear tires to stick out as much as possible. I’m running 265/35/19 in the rears and want the wheels/tires to stick out as much as possible?

I’m a little confused. I thought spacers just push the tire out more. A friend of mine just told me that an easy way to figure out fitment using spacers is to know what size tires you can run without clearance issues. If a Model 3 can run 295/35/19 tires in the rear, then 265/35/19 with 30mm...

Couldn’t edit my post, but I just saw a pair of 30mm Spacers, so I’d ideally like to go with that on my rear 19x9.5 +35 offset wheels.

Hey all, I don’t know much about wheels, but I’m trying to achieve a more aggressive look on my Model 3 RWD. I have Martian Wheels in a staggered setup. Front: 19x8.5 +35 Tires 245/40/19 Rear: 19x9.5 +30 Tires 265/35/19 I’d like to make the tires stick out more, so I was hoping to do a...

I'm interested in one if anyone is still selling it.