19 inch wheels on refesh Tesla Model X?

[bikeandsail]

I just sold my 2017 X and now have a refresh 2024 Long Range X, I had purchased two sets of OEM snow tires / wheels from Tesla ( Tesla no longer sells the 19 inch) and use one set as winter tires and one as summer. This is a square setup and I can rotate.

I was looking for a new set of 19 inch wheels since mine are getting pretty ragged after almost 100,000 miles. I found these Evannex wheels but they say the will not work with the refresh Model X! Anyone know what changed on the refresh car relative to wheels?

EVANNEX 19

NOTE: Space Grey is currently shipping in 6-8 weeks. Only Compatible with the 2016-2020 Model X (Will not fit the Refresh Model X) • 19" Turbine-Style Flow Formed Alloy• Color: Satin Black or Gloss Space Grey• Strong, lightweight rotary forged construction• Available in 8.5" Width• 64.1 Hubs /...

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[towndrunk]

The brakes were changed. There's a nub on the caliper that can be ground off, but no clue what the implication of that would be.

Personally I'd just go with their Arachnids 20's. I think they look better than that style.

 

[Lectric_Agent]

The brakes were changed. There's a nub on the caliper that can be ground off, but no clue what the implication of that would be.

Personally I'd just go with their Arachnids 20's. I think they look better than that style.

Do you mean the Arachnid 21" wheels from the S? I'd be careful putting those on an X without verifying they can handle the weight safely, and that they have the proper offset.

I would just get a set of the 20" Cyberstream wheels, I really like the way they look on the X. They're a huge improvement over the previous 20" designs. There are plenty for sale on eBay, but I actually purchased a set from a local wheel shop that were taken off a new MX Plaid. Or pick up a set with winter tires directly from Tesla for $3k

 

[bikeandsail]

The brakes were changed. There's a nub on the caliper that can be ground off, but no clue what the implication of that would be.

Personally I'd just go with their Arachnids 20's. I think they look better than that style.

Thanks that is the info I was looking for.

 

[towndrunk]

Do you mean the Arachnid 21" wheels from the S? I'd be careful putting those on an X without verifying they can handle the weight safely, and that they have the proper offset.

No. Similar wheels from the same site OP was asking about.

EVANNEX 20

• 20" Twin Spoke "Arachnid Style" Flow Formed Alloy• Color: Space Grey• Designed for Tesla Model S and Model X• Strong, lightweight rotary forged construction• Available in 8.5" or 9.5" Width• 64.1 Hubs / ET35• Load Rating: 1984 lbs / 900kg• 5x120 Bolt Pattern• Sold as a Set of Four with Four...

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[Lectric_Agent]

No. Similar wheels from the same site OP was asking about.

EVANNEX 20

• 20" Twin Spoke "Arachnid Style" Flow Formed Alloy• Color: Space Grey• Designed for Tesla Model S and Model X• Strong, lightweight rotary forged construction• Available in 8.5" or 9.5" Width• 64.1 Hubs / ET35• Load Rating: 1984 lbs / 900kg• 5x120 Bolt Pattern• Sold as a Set of Four with Four...

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Oh gotcha. That's a pretty good price for a set of 4