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Your results will vary I guess depending on trim level, car history, etc. Tesla may be more interested in higher trim models. All I know is the representative I spoke to on the phone told me Tesla wouldn’t give me anything for my Trade which ended up being true for my vehicle. If Tesla is the...

Right? My Model Y upgrade decision went from Nah I’ll keep the 3 for only $28k to: Model Y ordered! $11k huge difference!!!

Tesla trade in values suck! Luckily Carvana is currently paying damn near what you can buy a new one for! Just a heads up for anybody looking to upgrade their Model 3 to a Model Y like I was, my 2019 SR+ pearl white with black interior, factory LED fog lights and auto dimming side mirrors (both...

I would deduct a minimum of $5000 from trade value for this type of Model 3 modification unless you had all the original OEM suspension parts for us to re-install. Any car with aftermarket suspension modifications we can’t resell and it goes right to auction and will likely get far less than...

It is a pain in the ass to sell a vehicle private party, I would prefer not to have some stranger off Craigslist contacting me and test driving my car. Also there are sales tax benefits when trading at the dealership, and you can trade your old car in when you pick up your new car instead of...

I really hope the Model 3 has amazing resale value, so far based on the Tesla trade in quotes I have been very disappointed with the 1 year depreciation as offered by Tesla. The Model 3 will certainly retain value better than other subpar electric cars (i.e. Nissan Leaf) where the value drops...

Based on previous posts I found trade values for low mile Model 3s were coming in low-mid $30k range from Tesla, well below third party offers while others were satisfied with their Tesla trade value. Now that the tax credits have ended, and Model Y production is sufficient to email Model Y...

I’m curious what Model 3 trade in values from Tesla are coming in at now that the Y is coming out, and how they will change this year based on Model Y availability. If you have recently received a trade in quote from Tesla in 2020 please comment below the year, miles, configuration (SR, SR+, MR...

I wasn’t talking about the $1500 price upgrade from 18in to 19in when new, I was talking about the Tesla Service Center parts price for the wheels only without tires or TPMS sensors if you wanted to add another set of wheels for winter/summer tires but didn’t want to go with Tesla’s $3500...

I bought a set of low mile take offs on eBay for $2395, which included original OEM tires, TPMS, center caps, and nearly new 19in non refurbished rims with no damage. This seemed like a reasonable price as I would be spending more than that to purchase refurbished wheels and new tires, plus it...

No I’ve read on this forum that the 20in wheels get damaged easily and the roads here are awful. I’ll keep looking for a set online/locally.

Yes thank you I’ll check. I’ve been looking locally, there was great deal on a set of brand new 18in aero take offs with tires for $1000 on our local Tesla Facebook group but they sold instantly. Right now somebody is selling P3D 20in wheels (silver color) for only $1500, but I don’t think they...

Here is a quick summary: Tesla increased the part price of the 19in Model 3 wheel from $375 to $650 each and I’m upset about it. I wish I had bought them last year when they were cheaper, but you can say the same thing about TSLA stock. I hope you don’t get a bent wheel.

Sorry it was too long, I just wanted to provide context and not have people tell me to just buy aftermarket wheels etc.

I had Michelin x-Ice snow tires installed on my Model 3 18in wheels last fall for winter, and am now starting to plan my new spring wheel set since my old all season tires are worn out. I thought since I was buying new tires anyways it would be nice to buy a set of the larger 19in stock OEM...