Wheels Co followed up and indicated that "the TL03 wheel unfortunately is not compatible with the Model Y as the rear caliper actually contacts the inner barrel of the wheel". Can anyone corroborate? I feel like that might only apply to the Performance Model Y.
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18" Aero wheels and Model Y load limits
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If it is modeled after the 2020 and before Model 3 Aero wheel it will not fit the MY Performance due to hitting the rear caliper... but should fit the MY LR.
Keith
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Yeah I'd prefer to go through Tesla for these wheels but they sure are pricey.If it is modeled after the 2020 and before Model 3 Aero wheel it will not fit the MY Performance due to hitting the rear caliper... but should fit the MY LR.
Keith
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Did you ever get a quote for the 18s?
I asked a mobile tech about a second set of the 19s... four bare wheels and four pressure sensors would have cost more than Tesla's winter tire/wheel set.
He thought it was crazy how much they cost.Did you ever get a quote for the 18s?
I asked a mobile tech about a second set of the 19s... four bare wheels and four pressure sensors would have cost more than Tesla's winter tire/wheel set.
Fairly common for OEM wheels, be it legacy car maker or Tesla. The thinking is that if you are purchasing bare wheels, you are replacing ONE bent / damaged wheel and you will be willing to pay a high price for it in order to get your car back on the road.
Keith
I did, but the quote was so high I didn't think it could be accurate haha. $460 CAD each + tax.Did you ever get a quote for the 18s?
I asked a mobile tech about a second set of the 19s... four bare wheels and four pressure sensors would have cost more than Tesla's winter tire/wheel set.
I'm trying to find take-offs to buy. Do you know what the part number is of the wheels that have the 750 kg load rating?
Has anyone put 18’s on a MYP? Are the brakes on a MYP the same as a M3P? I have 18’s from T Sportline and Titan 7 from my M3P and it would be great to use them on the MYP. I know the T Sportline have. 750kg load rating. I couldn’t find anything on the Titan 7 but I would expect them to have a higher load rating due to being forged.
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Tedkidd
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Probably colder, and more highway.
Much of my drive was secondary roads.
I'm running snows
BFG Trail Terrains. They just came out and I’d say their direct competitor would be the Falkan Wildpeak AT Trail. The design brief is for a CUV/SUV that will spend most of it's time on the road but occasionally goes off on a trail. They are 3PMSF rated so snow shouldnt be an issue. So far, they are quieter and more efficient than the UberTurbines I will keep for summertime.
I'm in Dallas and in the last 2 weeks we have had 80 degree weather and 40 degree weather. I’ve driven toll ways (80mph is required), traffic, errands, and did a short road trip past Fort Worth and so far haven’t gone over 300w/mi. I’ll post back after a couple thousand miles.