275/30R20

[enemji]

Does this size fit the Model 3 as a staggered fitment?

 

[Lindenwood]

It fits easily in the rear, and fits up front with about a +32 offset I believe (I forget because I run a lot of camber). No need to stagger fitment on these vehicles, especially with only 275 in the rear.

 

[enemji]

It fits easily in the rear, and fits up front with about a +32 offset I believe (I forget because I run a lot of camber). No need to stagger fitment on these vehicles, especially with only 275 in the rear.

I understand there is no need but I was toying with the idea of a better look….

 

[Lindenwood]

I understand there is no need but I was toying with the idea of a better look….

More to say, you can pretty easily fit a 295-305 in the rear and a 275 in the front of you want the meatiest aesthetics. But, if you are only doing 275 in the rear, you can still also do a 275 up front and retain all the handling and rotate-ability of a square setup.

I can say with pretty high confidence that going with a 275 in the rear, but deliberately choosing a narrower tire in the front, won’t look better than 275s all around .

Get that Front Meat!

 

[enemji]

More to say, you can pretty easily fit a 295-305 in the rear and a 275 in the front of you want the meatiest aesthetics. But, if you are only doing 275 in the rear, you can still also do a 275 up front and retain all the handling and rotate-ability of a square setup.

I can say with pretty high confidence that going with a 275 in the rear, but deliberately choosing a narrower tire in the front, won’t look better than 275s all around .

Get that Front Meat!
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What wheel offset fits with the 275?

 

[Lindenwood]

What wheel offset fits with the 275?

Off the top of my head, about a +32-35 on stock camber. (I am running more than 3 degrees of negative camber to fit my 275s on a +22 offset). I’d peruse the big wheel thread to get a hack on fitment.

 

[enemji]

Off the top of my head, about a +32-35 on stock camber. (I am running more than 3 degrees of negative camber to fit my 275s on a +22 offset). I’d peruse the big wheel thread to get a hack on fitment.

Where is that thread? Would be very helpful

 

[Lindenwood]

Where is that thread? Would be very helpful

Hah sorry!

Aftermarket Wheels on Model 3

If you are using 5 mm spacers with the non-performance rotor hats you may not have enough thread to grab. Do you have a full eight turns of the lug nuts? If not most sources suggest you do not have enough thread to ensure safety at high cornering loads. Yes i did read something about that. I...

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I started you in the last page. The first page starts several years back and the community learned a lot over the years about what can fit!

 

[SVDNN]

Running w- front wheels as 20x9.5 ET35 with 275/30-20 tires, rear wheels 20x10.5 ET45 with 295/30-20 tires, lowered with -1.5 deg camber.
They will still work and look very good with stock height and little less camber.

 

[enemji]

Running w- front wheels as 20x9.5 ET35 with 275/30-20 tires, rear wheels 20x10.5 ET45 with 295/30-20 tires, lowered with -1.5 deg camber.
They will still work and look very good with stock height and little less camber.

That’s good! But I prefer to stsy with stock suspension parts and geometry.

Is it possible to go 295/35-18 on the rear?

 

[SVDNN]

I do not know if that size would work, sounds too small in diameter but would need to look up. When you look up different size tires/wheels, you need to consider keeping diameter between 26.0 to 27.0 inches and the difference between front and and rear within 0.5 inches in order to be compatible with physical fitment and all wheel drive electronics.