20" Induction Wheels Now Included On Stealth Performance Y

[empiredown]

273 Wh/m, in all sorts of driving with climate on, at just under 2,000 miles. Love these wheels.

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[Ssmtsx]

273 Wh/m, in all sorts of driving with climate on, at just under 2,000 miles. Love these wheels.

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I’m at 257 wh/m at about the same mileage. I have a performance with the Gemini’s

 

[jwuwu]

I swapped the Uberturbines to the inductions awhile back with @BMax_V.2

I'm almost at 1500 miles. 273 wh/mi.

 

[LasVegas2019]

I have 21 Uberturbines and they are sweet looking. It get lots of compliments.

 

[mobilesuit818]

Please take my 20's anyday.

 

[BMax_V.2]

I swapped the Uberturbines to the inductions awhile back with @BMax_V.2

I'm almost at 1500 miles. 273 wh/mi.

My original wheels still with the sticker!

I'm glad you're making good use out of it, my dude!

 

[FredMertz]

Please take my 20's anyday.

What’s your issue with the 20s?

 

[mrbulk]

This update is compelling, and has an interesting price-break for those waiting on an LR w/Induction (like myself).

Normally the 20" Induction wheels are a $2,000 upgrade. With this new choose-your-wheel option for non-PUP performance, there is no cost bump for Inductions. This effectively lowers the non-PUP upgrade cost from $8K to $6K, when spec'd with Induction wheels in both configurations.

So I guess in a way, Tesla has managed give all prospective buyers that very same $2000 discount - on all Model 3s and now the Stealth Model Y...

 

[K72V426]

Please take my 20's anyday.

If you’re looking to get rid of your 20”
Model Y induction wheels, I’ll buy them off you.

 

[yossi]

What’s your issue with the 20s?

ill take them

 

[yossi]

ill take them

If you’re looking to get rid of your 20”
Model Y induction wheels, I’ll buy them off you.

sooner or later tesla will offer them on their site for sale

 

[yossi]

I have 21 Uberturbines and they are sweet looking. It get lots of compliments.

they are great looking and i love them if i was living in the warm part of the country i would defiantly pick them over the induction
but i do need allseson tires and i cant have them on the 21

 

[Kelr316]

Maybe they will eventually drop the stealth version make the 20” Inductions standard and the 21” Uberturbines optional. That way people in colder climates can get all the performance goodies with all season tires.

 

[LasVegas2019]

they are great looking and i love them if i was living in the warm part of the country i would defiantly pick them over the induction
but i do need allseson tires and i cant have them on the 21

True. We only have various stages of summer here in Florida!

 

[johnson184]

Do induction wheels protrude less than the uberturbine wheels? I seem to recall reading a bunch of uberturbine owners complaining that the wheels stick out quite a bit and make it really bad if you get curb rash. Asking because another driver in my family isn't... the best at parking lol.

 

[sling]

I'd also love to know if the Induction wheels stick out a lot to be very susceptible to curb rash. For those who have already curbed them, how have you had them fixed?

 

[yossi]

Do induction wheels protrude less than the uberturbine wheels? I seem to recall reading a bunch of uberturbine owners complaining that the wheels stick out quite a bit and make it really bad if you get curb rash. Asking because another driver in my family isn't... the best at parking lol.

there should be no diffrence in that

 

[hoops129]

I swapped the Uberturbines to the inductions awhile back with @BMax_V.2

I'm almost at 1500 miles. 273 wh/mi.

Do you have any data when you were still in the Uberturbines? Just curious if you noticed a drop when you swapped them.

 

[jwuwu]

Do you have any data when you were still in the Uberturbines? Just curious if you noticed a drop when you swapped them.

Yes. I drove mostly locally when I had the Uberturbines, I drove pretty conservatively then and I had about 150 miles on them when I swapped. I averaged around 280 - 290 wh/mi. Local driving with the inductions I average around 250 wh/mi. I also do quite a few hard launches for fun.

I go from the east bay to central valley two or three times a month, it's about 170 miles round trip. I noticed going east, my wh/mi is at 240 - 250 because of the elevation decrease. On the way back, it's about 340 - 350 wh/mi. I drive 70 - 75 mph on AP, FSD.

The drop is noticeable.

I think if I did the same trips with the Uberturbines, I'll average around 290 - 310 wh/mi.

Edit:

Here are some data from TeslaFi of my recent trip out to Sac and back.

 

[Shayne]

@ jwuwu thanks for the info. So an average on the 20" of 295 wh/mi return and about the same as you think the Uberturbines would do. Around the 255 mile range.