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correct, that is in reference to the "TST" style T Sportline Flow Formed / Forged wheels :)

They are 25 (10" fronts) and 26 (11" rear) 👍

Happy to clarify - The T Sportline wheels on my car I posted above (TS115) are 100% forged. No gimmicks....forged meaning 100% forged. T Sportline offers both fully forged and flow formed/forged wheels. You are correct, the price is much different between T Sportline 'Flow Formed / Flow...

T Sportline Fully Forged wheels are: 1 - Made in the USA 2 - Fully Forged (NOT Flow Forged) No marketing voodoo here, just straight facts ;)

Yes, these are indeed FULLY forged. T Sportline offers both Flow Forged, and Fully Forged. And yes T Sportline fully forged wheels are most definitely made in the USA. Here is a good video explaining the T Sportline offerings and how they compare, Cast vs Flow Forged vs Fully Forged

The energy absorption capacity of the license plate mount is tiny, keeping it on to improve crashworthiness is not justifiable. On the other hand, if you pull in too far and bump into something, you'd scratch the license plate mount instead of the fascia. This might be valuable protection...

curious to see what they say, or how much they want for a badge

check this gallery out, good look at various options: Model Y Wheel Photography

Black Plaid rolling on T Sportline fully forged / made in USA staggered TS115 20x10 & 20x11 wheels in gloss black (driver side) and matte black (passenger side) on Michelin Pilot Sport 4S, 285/35/20 fronts 315/30/20 rears (wide tire option).

Here is that Chalk Plaid in the wild - I parked next to it in my black Plaid ;)

Check the wheel guide here, 255/45/19 is good to go https://tsportline.com/blogs/tesla-aftermarket-support/the-tesla-model-y-wheel-and-tire-guide