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20 Inch wheel options for Tesla 100D
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Personally I like the looks of what's available at TSportline, but I haven't pulled the trigger on anything yet. I have 21's on my 2015 and thought 20" would be a nice year round balance as well. I've also seen other posts where people have used 20's from the Model X on their MS. I'll probably wait until the fall to make a decision myself.
Thanks for the feedback. They look great. Just to confirm, do you have 20's for all four wheels and also can you give me the brand name for the ones in the picture? Appreciate your help!
Lots of nice wheels here...
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I got a square set of 20"x8.5" Advanti Catalan wheels from Tirerack.com. They use centering rings for the hubs and with TMPS and Conti DWS 245/40ZR-20 tires, the setup with shipping was just over $2K. Not inexpensive, but still reasonably cheap as I don't tend to keep a car very long.
I was thinking this was just a stop-gap setup for winter, but have come to like the reasonably softer ride.
I was thinking this was just a stop-gap setup for winter, but have come to like the reasonably softer ride.
TSportline TST 20” here as well. 9” in front and 10” in rear. They did not balance well - Hunter road force could not get one wheel quite right and they all needed a lot of weights. Tire shop said it was odd to need so much weight. They look great though.
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Vorsteiner VFF 107's. Hubcentric so no adapter ring is necessary. I prefer the VFF 103's myself but they only come in 21 in fitment.
Vorsteiner V-FF 107 Wheels - 20X9 / 20X10.5 Titanium Machine -Fits Tesla Model S
Vorsteiner V-FF 107 Wheels - 20X9 / 20X10.5 Titanium Machine -Fits Tesla Model S
I have 22" non-standard wheels on my 2015 Model S. I love the looks. The car drives perfect - feels a lot confident in corners when compared with the stock 18" wheels that the car came with - I still have those in the garage.
However, there are 2 things:
1. The TPMS warning remains - it says tire pressure monitoring is not working because the supported configuration is only up to 21". I took the car to the service center and they told me to ignore the message and that its not going to cause problems. They also told me they can remove the messaging for me but it will require about 2 hrs of work. I havent taken in the car yet for that to happen.
2. The ride is obviously stiffer. You will feel a lot more road than compared with the stock 18" wheels which was definitely noticeably softer / cushiony (does this word exist)?
And I believe the power consumption per mile is also more with the 22" wheels compared to the stock.
But having driven motorcycles, I dont car about the softer / firmer drive. I love the feel of the road and the looks... See for yourself...
However, there are 2 things:
1. The TPMS warning remains - it says tire pressure monitoring is not working because the supported configuration is only up to 21". I took the car to the service center and they told me to ignore the message and that its not going to cause problems. They also told me they can remove the messaging for me but it will require about 2 hrs of work. I havent taken in the car yet for that to happen.
2. The ride is obviously stiffer. You will feel a lot more road than compared with the stock 18" wheels which was definitely noticeably softer / cushiony (does this word exist)?
And I believe the power consumption per mile is also more with the 22" wheels compared to the stock.
But having driven motorcycles, I dont car about the softer / firmer drive. I love the feel of the road and the looks... See for yourself...
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These look great. It looks like they no longer offer the silver color though. Boooooo!!!
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