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19 inch Aftermarket Wheels
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jf64k
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I have been thinking about getting the same ones in bronze but I wasn't sure how they would look. After seeing yours, I am ready to pull the trigger. Looks great man!
Here's my custom Martians in Gloss Black! I need to put some tire dressing on... (BTW, the car is lifted with the MPP lift kit.)
Kelr316
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19 x 8.5 45mm offset. Yep, Vredestein Quatrac Pros. So far I love them! I'm going to write a review on them. So far, quieter and more range than the Bridgestone Quietracks I returned. The Quatracs are supposed to have higher rolling resistance than the Quiettracks, but so far that is not the case. I'm going to get 500 miles on them before I write them up.
I'm a little curious, not very knowledgeable on the tire department, so please forgive my ignorance.
Have a few questions.
1. What sized tires would work on 19x8.5 wheels
2. The stock wheels offset is 45. Going to something like a 35 / 40, does it cause interferences during tire motion?
3. I'm looking for a set of winter wheels. I'm super confused on tire sizes. Looking at following options
a. 19x8.5
b. 19x9
What tire sizes and offsets would you guys recommend that would be okay to use ?
Have a few questions.
1. What sized tires would work on 19x8.5 wheels
2. The stock wheels offset is 45. Going to something like a 35 / 40, does it cause interferences during tire motion?
3. I'm looking for a set of winter wheels. I'm super confused on tire sizes. Looking at following options
a. 19x8.5
b. 19x9
What tire sizes and offsets would you guys recommend that would be okay to use ?
yearofthedragon
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@Hunter_91
1. While I believe you may lose handling and drivability on an 8.5" width wheel, I've always like this site: www.willtheyfit.com
2. +10mm offset to the outside doesn't change a whole lot from a daily driving driveability and handling standpoint. ie. 19x9.5+45 ---> 19x9.5+35 will move the entire wheel/tire assembly 10mm outwards.
3. 19x9.5 between +45 to +35 should be ok on a 255/45/19 104 load winter tire.
A 19x9.0 between a +35 to +25 should also be ok on the same tire, however handling might change. Physical fitment wise, there should be no issues.
Seem like @Tsportline has winter solutions, but it says backordered on the tire until Jan =(
Tesla Model Y 19" TSV Flow Forged Tesla Wheel and Winter Tire Package - T Sportline - Tesla Model S, 3, X & Y Accessories
1. While I believe you may lose handling and drivability on an 8.5" width wheel, I've always like this site: www.willtheyfit.com
2. +10mm offset to the outside doesn't change a whole lot from a daily driving driveability and handling standpoint. ie. 19x9.5+45 ---> 19x9.5+35 will move the entire wheel/tire assembly 10mm outwards.
3. 19x9.5 between +45 to +35 should be ok on a 255/45/19 104 load winter tire.
A 19x9.0 between a +35 to +25 should also be ok on the same tire, however handling might change. Physical fitment wise, there should be no issues.
Seem like @Tsportline has winter solutions, but it says backordered on the tire until Jan =(
Tesla Model Y 19" TSV Flow Forged Tesla Wheel and Winter Tire Package - T Sportline - Tesla Model S, 3, X & Y Accessories
I have decided to get Martian wheels. A few questions
1. Does anyone know if Tesla will install?
2. Getting TPMS sensors. Does Tesla program them to my Y?
I have decided to get Martian wheels. A few questions
1. Does anyone know if Tesla will install?
2. Getting TPMS sensors. Does Tesla program them to my Y?
miggz410
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1. I believe Tesla will not do the install...
2. TPMS are plug and play from Tesla. No need to be programmed.
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