2022 wheel size and TPMS compatibility

[Jack McCreary]

I just picked up my 2022 Model S Long Range in mId-September. I am absolutely loving the car. Delivery was seamless. Quality is good. It is such a fun car to drive.

My only concern is the car was delivered with summer tires. I’m looking to buy a 2nd set of wheels and tires and mount all seasons.

Can someone help me understand wheel And TPMS compatibility. Are there any differences between the Model S refresh 2021+ wheels and TPMS sensors vs earlier models? it Looks like they all are 5x120 bolt pattern.

what rims will fit on my 2022?

Will 21” 8.5” front with a 40 offset and 9.5 rear with 40 offset fit a 2022?

 

[Rickthegreat]

I just installed my set from my last 2018 100D and they fit fine and don’t rub. The back looks a bit narrow but drives fine. Unfortunately the tpms sensors are not compatible so I’m getting a tire pressure fault. Now I’m trying to decide if I buy new sensors or a whole proper wheel set…

 

[Jack McCreary]

Thanks. It looks like the wheels are compatible. Any idea what model year they changed the TPMS?

 

[HP Man]

Thanks. It looks like the wheels are compatible. Any idea what model year they changed the TPMS?

I believe they changed with the 2021+ refreshed version when they switched to the bluetooth sensor. My 2021+ uses the bluetooth TPMS.

 

[tnnm]

I have a 2014 Model S with nearly new 19" tires on it. I am buying a used 2020 Model S LR+ from Tesla with 21" sonic whatever wheels that I do not want ($500/tire to replace, lower range, shorter life, no thank you). I also have an extra set of BT tire pressure monitors from a Model 3. Can I swap the wheels and have the BT tire pressure monitors installed? Will that all be compatible? I'd like to sell the 2014 with the 21" wheels to increase its value.