Aftermarket wheel advise

[Bumrush]

I currently have a new model 3 performance and recently added 15mm spacers on the front and 20 in the back. I have decided to get new wheels can I get the new wheels in an offset that will match what I have with the spacers and be able to eliminate the spacers altogether?

 

[Adam3]

Yes

 

[Bumrush]

Yes

What offset would achieve this?

 

[Adam3]

Stock 20" performance wheels are +34mm offset. Subtract 15mm and 20mm from that for your new desired offset (assuming wheel width is the same). There are some wheel offset calculators online.

 

[Bumrush]

Stock 20" performance wheels are +34mm offset. Subtract 15mm and 20mm from that for your new desired offset (assuming wheel width is the same). There are some wheel offset calculators online.

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Stock 20" performance wheels are +34mm offset. Subtract 15mm and 20mm from that for your new desired offset (assuming wheel width is the same). There are some wheel offset calculators online.

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just occurred to me that I would have 2 different wheel sizes to accomplish this. I would like to be able to rotate my tires. Would it be best to match the smallest offset like +19 add 5mm spacers to the rear?

 

[nfs060]

Since you have the spacers why not order +34mm wheels again. Will easier to resell them afterwards

 

[Bumrush]

Since you have the spacers why not order +34mm wheels again. Will easier to resell them afterwards

Yes sounds like the better route. Easier to find as well.

 

[afadeev]

Since you have the spacers why not order +34mm wheels again. Will easier to resell them afterwards

Do take into account that if/when you decide to go with wider tires in the future (to improve handling and tire lifespan), non-OEM offset will severely limit your options, unless you are willing to roll the fenders.

HTH,
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[Bumrush]

Do take into account that if/when you decide to go with wider tires in the future (to improve handling and tire lifespan), non-OEM offset will severely limit your options, unless you are willing to roll the fenders.

HTH,
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Even if i take the spacers off?

 

[EarlyM3Owner]

Yes, the different off set for the wheel, will eliminate the need for spacers. A good wheel shop will be able to help you out with measurements, especially before ordering the types of rims you want for it.