20" Model X Slipstreams on a 2022 Model S Long Range?

[michaelkwaller]

I picked up a set of 20" Model X Slipstream wheels with plans to replace the 19" stock wheels on the 2022 Model S LR I have arriving next week. Realizing now that the width of the 20" Model X Slipstreams are narrower (9.0 and 9.5 inches) than the standard 2022 Model S (9.5 and 10.5 inches) or the T-Sportline 20" TST option (20 inches, square). Looking for advice on implications of using the 20" Model X Slipstreams, or do I re-sell and purchase T-Sportline if want a 20" option. Thanks in advance.

 

[Broncobren]

Did you ever find an answer? I’m looking to get model x rims for my 17 ModelS

 

[Paul42]

Curious as well - the numbers appear to indicate they would work, would like to hear it from someone else first though.

 

[MJP.P3D-]

Did you ever find an answer? I’m looking to get model x rims for my 17 ModelS

I guarantee this will work on your ‘17 as I did exactly this on my prior S. Looked great—perfect “Goldilocks” size! Whether they’ll fit on a ‘22 is yet to be confirmed. Stay well.

 

[MikloVL]

FYI some model X rear wheels came in 10" +35 offset. That is what I currently have.

 

[PaulDoItAll]

I was able to fit Model X rear wheels on my 2017 Model S. Looking to sell the rear wheels since I changed out to T-Line sport wheels. Here is a photo of the 20 in the back and 19 in the front.

 

[krsgio]

I was able to fit Model X rear wheels on my 2017 Model S. Looking to sell the rear wheels since I changed out to T-Line sport wheels. Here is a photo of the 20 in the back and 19 in the front.

most people are aware you can fit model x wheels on 'legacy' model S. The question is about fitting them to the new refresh models.