Tons. The thick 6-spoke wheel is a popular design. The same brand that makes the TE37 also makes the Gram Light 57DR. Flow formed, so cheaper than the TE37s, but still pretty expensive. AVID AV-06s are good reps. Enkei also has a cheap 6-spoke but it's a lot more angular than the TE37s.
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Aftermarket Wheels on Model 3
- Thread starter kbecks13
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No to replicas please...
The proper way to go about this is RAY's Gram Lights line. 57DR in particular.
Danny
thanks for Avid tip. Never would have found. I only found the tire rack Enkei one's. I am guessing the pricey Gram light are direct fit right ? (no hub centric rings/adapter). Any reps you know that are direct fit to avoid any potential vibration issues. We have normal OEM creaks and rattles to deal with anyway on our cars
don't want more vibrations issues
That's Grace Silver.
Let me know if you're interested in a set. We have SEMA specials for RAYS wheels currently.
Danny
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want something different, style wise and color wise.
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20x9 +26 20x10.5 +38, no curb rash
245/35 285/30, 1,250 miles on the tires
comes with tesla TPMS, $6100
M3 RWD , 18" wheels 8.5 wide. Considering OEM is 40mm offset how much can you stick out to be safe as far as suspension stress, handling impact is concerned ? Most after market wheels have 35mm offset which is fine but some I like are like 32 mm or less hence asking wheel junkies here. Thanks
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