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Ah that is unfortunate. I guess that means I should sell to whoever will give me the highest offer.

Considering trading in my 2019 tesla model 3 performance + with roughly 45k miles. It also has FSD. (but not beta access). Tesla has offered me 50-56k for it. I was thinking of trading it in for the same car: a brand new tesla model 3 performance, also with FSD. I was wondering if tesla also...

Will stock lugs work okay with these wheels?

How about the 18x8.5 titan 7 vs the stock tesla 20inch wheels? How much % range efficiency change can one expect?

Only a 5% range increase? I was hoping for closer to 10% switching to my Titan 7 18x8.5. the aeros seem

I'm making this change soon as well! Any changes in efficiency, ride quality, or handling characteristics?

Anybody happen to know what size socket I'll need to remove the lugnuts on the 20inch wheels? thank you!

Just curious how likely is it to bend the 20 inch wheels while driving. I live in the bay area and I try to avoid potholes when possible, but some are unavoidable. I hear conflicting reports and some say it's inevitable, others say the opposite.

5% better efficiency? I was thinking 245/40/19

Considering the 19x9 wheels now. Anybody know what kind of efficiency changes to expect going from the stock 20s?

i'm mainly curious because I intend to use these wheels year round with all seasons. Don't want to run into issues with ice smacking the caliper.

What kind of efficiency change can we expect going from the stock 20 inch wheels on the P3D+ to a 19x9.5 forged wheel? I would expect it to be quite similar given we drop weight but we gain more tread width.

What's the clearance on the rear brake caliper and the 18x8.5 35offset wheels?

Thanks for info! I'm curious, are you running a P3D as well? I may wrap my winter rims with the crossclimate+ Do you find they break traction on hard launches? I recall somebody mentioning that even the dws06 breaks traction on launches as well. If that's the case maybe the as3+ wont?

What kind of performance difference in warm temperatures would I notice jumping from the stock Michelin ps4s on 20inch wheels to my winter setup which will be lighter 18inch wheels wrapped with continental dws06? I live in the bay area, but need snow capability for the occasional trip to the...

I see, is there a way to order the 18 inch wheels without the logo?

Just a quick question, i noticed tsportline only specifies that you can run 45 profile tires on their 18 inch wheels. There shouldnt be anything stopping me running 235-40-18 tires correct?

You found the michelin xice to be ok driving in ~70 temps without premature wear? id love to go with a full winter tire option to maximize my traction in tahoe, but given that most of my commute is in hot and sunny (usually) san jose, im concerned the tires wont last more than 2 seasons...

That is actually what I used to run on my Evo, a set of dunlop wintersport 3ds that i'd swap on during winter. Unfortunately, I found that they wore quite poorly in a 2-3 year time frame. I thought that was due to the constant driving in 60-70 degree temperature back home. (I live in san jose)...

Hey guys, I'm in a bit of a dilemma and could use some help. I currently live in the bay area, but sometimes drive up to tahoe, around 8 times a year for weekend snowboarding. I dont think winter tires make a ton of sense because they will melt on the roads in the bay area and on the majority of...

According to Chain Controls / Chain Installation | Caltrans Tires with M+S (mud and snow) stamped on them qualify as snow tread tires and can be used in r2 conditions. I researched and found out that the majority of all seasons have m+s stamped on, including as3+ and dsw06

I would assume the crossclimate+ have the MS snowflake designation. What about the dws06 and as3+? Curious if they "qualify" as snow tires under california's R2 chain road condition.

I've narrowed my choices to A. Michelin Crossclimate+ B. Michelin A/S 3+ C. Continental DWS06 What are the differences between these? I live in Norcal, with frequent trips to lake tahoe in the winter. So majority of my driving is dry, with occasional snow. Will be wrapping these around 18 or 19...

Coming from a P3D+. I'm curious what shaving the 20inch wheels to the 18inch titan 7 wheels will gain me in efficiency? That's about a 10lb weight savings of rotational mass per wheel.

Today, after much fanfare and excitement, was supposed to be the day that I picked up my Tesla Model 3 AWD Dual Motor Performance Car. I had been saving up for so long to make this purchase, and I was finally able to save up enough in time to meet the deadline for the 2 years of free...