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It is expected going from low rolling resistance tires to more performance oriented tires like the AS4's. Efficiency should be a little better as the tires wear down from use compared to new.

When I replaced mine with black badges, I just measured the OEM location using the edge of the trunk lid and also the horizontal crease/body line. Probably 99% accurate compared to the stock location.

Where in NJ are you located? Thanks

It fits fine, plenty of folks including myself run them.

Stock 19" Gemini's, probably the best bang for your buck by finding a set via private sales.

This has been sold.

Sold

Still available, open to offers.

Correct :)

Selling my TSportline 20" TST wheels for the Tesla Model Y. Comes with Pirelli P-Zero A/S tires, OEM TPMS, OEM black center cap, and lug nut covers. Wheels are in excellent condition, no curbs or chips. Tires are 8/32" all around, and have been removed from the vehicle so will not see further...

Looking to buy a set of 20" Model Y Inductions wheels/tires. Preferably around the NJ area. Message me if you have a set to sell.

Still available, wheels/tires are off the vehicle so will not see any usage. Also willing to sell outright for $2500.

Looking to trade my 20" TSTs from TSportline with Pirelli A/S tires, OEM TPMS, and OEM black center caps for a set of similar condition stock 20" Induction set. Wheels are in excellent condition, no curbs or chips. Tires have about 5000 miles on them with plenty of tread left, and even wear on...

Still available?

Should be able to be polished out. Looks to be buffer trails from poor prep when trying to remove pigtails.

So I see some folks connect red to red, and black to black on the harness. While others connected red to red, and then black from the radar hardwire to a ground bolt somewhere. My question is, is the black wire on the Tesla harness a ground wire? It’s the only cable that is not labeled. Just...

Any chance you can post some pictures of the Blendmount?

Just switched as well from Progressive to Plymouth Rock, as Flo kept raising rates each renewal. Their reasoning was cost of doing business in NJ. Switched to Plymouth yesterday, and with the same coverage went from $3200/year (2 vehicles; MY/M3) on the policy to just over $2000/year.

Will be difficult to prove since this was after you had already left, so best case scenario they cover the cost to have it repaired if they accept responsibility. Otherwise, any wheel repair shop should be able to fix this for about $200-250.

Same thing with mine, although not as bad. You are correct, the rear trim + window is a complete piece so they removed and replaced mine without any issue. Seems like a dumb design, but it's under warranty so might as well.

Detailer's Domain in Norwood. They have done 4 vehicles for me in PPF, top notch work as always.

Stock MYP suspension at the moment, but looking into the MPP setup. Last time I was at RSW, I asked them about the suspension install and they seemed confident about it (they are an authorized KW dealer). The price they quoted was reasonable, and they have the full suite of machines on hand for...

It is discussed in this thread, post linked. Kuat bike rack video for the Model Y

If you don't mind coming down to Central NJ, there's Redline Speed Worx in Green Brook.

How did you remove the seat backing? Does it pop off via clips just like the right passenger seat? Also were you able to fix the rattle/squeak?

Going in next Friday for my 4th spoiler. My last replacement started to lift on one side, and I was too late in sticking additional trim tape on the edges before it pulled up completely. If the new replacement starts to lift again, I'll just stick some tape on the corners at this point.

Keep us updated on if those USB adapters work.

Just to update on this thread, I’ve narrowed down the squeak in the rear. It is actually the rear passenger window, and if I just bring it down a little the noise completely goes away. I’m going to clean the window, channels, and Gummi Pledge all the rubber seals. I believe with the summer...

Thanks, will give this a shot as I have the same noise that is coming from this area. Always thought it was the seat post and angle of the seats in recline.

Interesting, to clarify are you sliding the the seat back up to the headrest first to remove? Or are you just pulling it straight off the seat if it’s held into place by clips?

Is the suction cup mounted on the back of the display? Sticks and holds fine?

Running stock suspension with the 21“ Ubers, don’t plan to change that setup anytime soon. In the fall/winter I swap them out with a set of 20” TSportlines with winter tires. Suspension is firm but I wouldn’t necessarily consider it jarring. YMMV though, depending on your preference and the...

Spoke too soon, left side of mine is starting to come off again. I purchased some 3M trim tape in anticipation for this, wondering if I can just stick a piece in the corner that's lifting up.

You can try cleaning the weather seals and applying Gummi Pfledge and see if it helps. Now that the weather is warmer, I’m now getting the random squeak in the rear area again. It’s random and I think it’s coming from the rear passenger door, so I may dig further if I’m bothered enough by it...

Mine was lifted on delivery day, and they replaced it with a new one that began lifting again a few months later. On my third replacement from April, seems to be holding right now but only time will tell. They kept the vehicle overnight and left tape on to hold the edges and spoiler to have the...

Yes, many of us here including myself run a set of wheels from TSportline without any issues. They often have sales around the major holiday seasons so you can pickup a set of winter wheels for a decent price. One other option is to purchase a set of 19"/20" OEM wheels privately if you wish to...

All of the pieces are held together by snap joints, clips, and push pins. If you take your time with it, I think it is pretty straight forward and just time consuming on your first go especially when you're trying to determine the areas that needs to be addressed. I think overall, it took me...

I did not, as those hinge covers wasn't an area of issue for me.

I had the same noise, and did the following which solved all the squeaking noises I had in the back. I'm ranking them in difficulty/time order: 1) Adjust the bump stops on the rear trunk, so all 4 rubber feet on the trunk mates firmly with the rest stops. 2) Pull out all of the rear seat...

I'm bringing in my Y for a unrelated issue, and it looks like the service center is proactively replacing the sensors. Had the car since December, no issues with heat or AC. Wonder if I should just leave it or have them replace with the new part. They have ordered the "C" revision sensors ahead...

Thanks a ton for the pictures and directions. Was able to remove the trim and fix what I think are the areas causing the rattles.

Hi all, trying to diagnose a rattle and I think I’ve narrowed it down to the rear passenger trim area. I believe this is where the amplifier/sub is located, and tapping it seems to reproduce the rattle noise I’m getting on uneven roads. Anyone know how to safely remove this piece? Is it only...

I see you mention MYP in your original post, and you said you're missing the CF spoiler. However looking at your pictures, it looks like your vehicle is just the LR version with 19" Geminis. Did you order an LR or P?

Although your service items seems minor, I'd wait until after the repairs are done and you are satisfied with the vehicle before getting any wrap.

Rather than a new wheel, depending on how bad the damage is a reputable wheel repair shop should be able to fix it up for around $150. I'd imagine a new 20" Induction wheel will be at least double if not more from Tesla.

Running 20" TSportline TST's as the winter wheels.

Took delivery last week of December.

MYP here, changed to 20" with the same specs as the Inductions. After changing the wheel configuration in the vehicle, I'm showing about 297mi range when the charge limit in set to 100% in the app. So seems to be the same.

Check to make sure in Settings > Privacy > Location Services, the Tesla app is set to "Always".

Put on a set of 20" TST's last week as winter tires to replace the 21" Ubers on my MPY. Afterwards just go into the service menu and change the wheels/tires to the 20" Induction since I kept the same tire size.