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Aftermarket Wheels on Model 3
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Gimmethecash
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Just eyeballing, it looks like you’ve hardly got any negative camber at all. Could just be the angle, and I’m no expert.
Signature wheels actually owns and 3D scans Tesla’s. Hence the fitment is on point with lowering and brakes. No spacers and no need to add more camber to make a wheel fit. DM Jamie @SignatureSales. He’s a vendor on the site.
Gimmethecash
Member
The Signature SV602‘s I ordered 5/12 from Jamie should be finished any day.
ThiccDaddy
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I would have to double check on this but I believe the NT03RR will clear M3P brakes.
I can order these if you're interested.
Danny
Clivew
Member
Thanks for that.
There's too many sizing variables between aftermarket BBKs, so I can't say for certain.
For those who want to try it... be my guest.
Did you ever mount your NT03s on your M3P? We tested it, and they won't clear the rear brakes radially.
Danny
Ultimately, it’ll be down to the height of the caliper. The Porsche 6 pots are slim!
No, not yet, it’s on the to-do list, but that‘s a bummer if they foul. I’ll have to look at machining down the calipers on my mill.
Loving the way this looks! Wishing these would clear the M3P rear brakes.
Here are some more:
| TESLA | MODEL 3 | |
| Configuration | Wheel Size | Wheel Weight (lbs.) |
| FRONT | 20X8.5 | 20.7 |
| REAR | 20X10 | 22 |
Really want to see someone with a properly stanced car run these
Danny
pdx_m3s
Active Member
Would love for someone to compare the efficiency to the 18” Aero wheels.Here are some more:
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TESLA MODEL 3 Configuration Wheel Size Wheel Weight (lbs.) FRONT 20X8.5 20.7 REAR 20X10 22
Really want to see someone with a properly stanced car run these
Danny
Wrong weight chart man. There’s no way this weighs 20lbs for a full faced wheel. My SV104s weigh 20lbs.Here are some more:
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TESLA MODEL 3 Configuration Wheel Size Wheel Weight (lbs.) FRONT 20X8.5 20.7 REAR 20X10 22
Really want to see someone with a properly stanced car run these
Danny
Foxjordan22
@Tesla_Flux3
My Martian 20” black MW03s have shipped and I will get them before I even receive my car. I like living dangerously. 
DMan918
Member
Hi All,
I’ll be taking delivery of my M3P sometime in July. I live in Chicagoland so the stock summer tires just won’t work. So I have a decision to make. I can immediately take off the stock pirelli tires, sell them, and buy some all seasons. Otherwise, I could sell the wheels and tires and buy a completely aftermarket setup. This would either be Martian wheels, forgestar, or perhaps t sport line. Likely would go down to 19s if I went this route.
what are all your thoughts on this? Are there also other brand wheels to consider? Seems like the options I’m mentioning are quite expensive. Any other good value brands to consider? Also note I want one set of wheels. Don’t want to mess with changing them out for summer and winter.
Thanks for all your input!!
I’ll be taking delivery of my M3P sometime in July. I live in Chicagoland so the stock summer tires just won’t work. So I have a decision to make. I can immediately take off the stock pirelli tires, sell them, and buy some all seasons. Otherwise, I could sell the wheels and tires and buy a completely aftermarket setup. This would either be Martian wheels, forgestar, or perhaps t sport line. Likely would go down to 19s if I went this route.
what are all your thoughts on this? Are there also other brand wheels to consider? Seems like the options I’m mentioning are quite expensive. Any other good value brands to consider? Also note I want one set of wheels. Don’t want to mess with changing them out for summer and winter.
Thanks for all your input!!
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SirLaz
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What tire were you running here? Considering the same setup (19x9.5 245/40/19) with the Falken FK510s. Wondering if it would look similar to this or more/less stretched.
SirLaz
Member
Yeah... it seems like such a variable thing. Some pictures I see they look pretty stretched (like yours) and others they seem to be fine. That is why I was wondering what tire, as some tires has more section width than others. I am looking at getting either FK510s or DWS06 plus, both of which seem to be relatively wide.
I was considering a 255/35 or 255/40, but with the 35 you decrease the diameter by a lot and increase the wheel gap too and since I am at stock height right now that is not something I want. and with the 40 it looks like it will rub or be very close to rubbing which I would want to avoid as well.
So that leaves me between 245/40 or 265/35, and with the 265 I will prob lose more range compared to the 245, but I am unsure what the difference is. If it is not that significant (~5%), I will just go with the 265.
P-Lo801
Member
Would you mind sharing photos you've come across with 245/40 on 9.5 wheels? I was in the same situation as you and I could not find any photos for reference on how they look stretched.
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