A Better Route Planner with Model X Performance & 22 inch wheels

[PilotChris]

Hi All!

I'm planning on ordering my Model X Performance soon, but am stuck on the decision between the 22 and 20-inch wheels.

I've been using A Better Route Planner to play with my usual driving destinations, trying to understand the impact on real trips I make on a regular basis. What surprises me is that nowhere in ABRP is there any mention of the wheel size on the vehicle model. I thought I saw someone mention in passing once that the "Performance" models on ABRP assume 22" and the "Long Range" models assume 20", but can't fact-check that anywhere.

Does anybody know? Any advice for setting ABRP to match a Raven Model X Performance with 22" wheels?

 

[Qbenjamin]

Reports are all over the place on this topic. Tesla official release says 10% range reduction, but many of us certainly agree that it's more like 15-20%. If you're truly concerned about range, the performance model (let alone an X) might not be the way to go.

 

[BMWM3toTM3]

I'm seeing a pretty big hit on the 22s too on my P100D X. Our 3 is way more efficient and gets closer to rated range while the X is like 20% off. Wonder if the raven performance makes a huge difference.

 

[Sandiegodoug]

Our 6/17 x100d with stock 20s has a 347w/m over 36,000. Our 1/18 rwd3 has a 227w/m over 23,000. I get close to rated range with the x and over with the 3.

 

[PilotChris]

I'm not really "concerned about range" so much as trying to understand the tradeoff between charging stops on my favorite trips (I drive a lot between southern Germany and the Netherlands) and the sharp looks of the 22" wheels. That's why I'm primarily interested in how to configure ABRP to match the Raven Performance X with 22" wheels... to make sure I know what I'm getting in to and how much that trip might suck.

 

[shinytop]

In the setting menu you specify your car and your wh/hr. You also specify your max speed and preference for chargers.