Aftermarket Wheels on Model 3

[Flavio]

I have two sets of wheels for my M3P which I run alternately.

A 21-inch set with Tomason TN19 in Black Chrome & Black Gloss, 9.0 wide, offset 35, with a 3.5mm spacer in the front and a 15mm spacer in the rear.
Tires are Vredestein in 245/30R21 all around.
And a 20-inch set with Axxion AX9, powdercoated Candy Red, 9.0 wide, offet 40, with 8.5mm spacer in the front and a 20mm spacer in the rear.
Tires are Hankook 245/35R20 and 265/35R20.

I am thinking of fitting a lift kit and going for the offroad look with oversized tires, but unfortunately the front knuckle will limit me to a 255/40R19 or 255/35R20 tire.
For wheels I am considering going old school with some deep dish wheels, the Breyton Avalanche.

 

[ss71]

I dig the red wheels

 

[enemji]

Are there any issues with staggered wheels such as these with the M3LR AWD? ?

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[systemmotorsports]

Something for the 20" enthusiasts! TE37 Ultra M-Spec in 20x9.5 / 20x10.5

 

[90033]

A question for you fitment experts. I'm thinking about picking up a set of TE37 18x9.5 (+22) for my M3P from a local seller. He's currently running them on 265/40 tires on MPP comfort coilovers. My question is, if I decide to stay with the stock suspension, what tire size should I go with? And if I end up lowering the car, how low should I drop the suspension and should I go with a different tire size.

I'm mostly interested in a comfortable ride when city driving. Thanks in advance

 

[MODEL+]

A question for you fitment experts. I'm thinking about picking up a set of TE37 18x9.5 (+22) for my M3P from a local seller. He's currently running them on 265/40 tires on MPP comfort coilovers. My question is, if I decide to stay with the stock suspension, what tire size should I go with? And if I end up lowering the car, how low should I drop the suspension and should I go with a different tire size.

I'm mostly interested in a comfortable ride when city driving. Thanks in advance

245/45/18 on stock suspension
265/40/18 on lowered suspension


Danny

 

[superflyrolla]

A question for you fitment experts. I'm thinking about picking up a set of TE37 18x9.5 (+22) for my M3P from a local seller. He's currently running them on 265/40 tires on MPP comfort coilovers. My question is, if I decide to stay with the stock suspension, what tire size should I go with? And if I end up lowering the car, how low should I drop the suspension and should I go with a different tire size.

I'm mostly interested in a comfortable ride when city driving. Thanks in advance

My opinion. I wouldn't run those on stock suspension & alignment. They're going to stick out beyond the front fender by 1/2 inch.

 

[90033]

My opinion. I wouldn't run those on stock suspension & alignment. They're going to stick out beyond the front fender by 1/2 inch.

This is his current setup. Looks like the wheels are sticking out even on a lowered suspension.

 

[MODEL+]

This is his current setup. Looks like the wheels are sticking out even on a lowered suspension.
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That's a non performance car. You have about 4mm more room to play with on a M3P.


Danny

 

[freshmn101]

I'm looking to purchase the new Model 3LR when it comes to the states. I see that they lowered it slightly and changed the suspension with the refresh. I want to lower the car with new springs. Do you think companies will come out with new springs to compensate for the new model or will the current springs work just fine?

 

[canasion35]

I'm looking to purchase the new Model 3LR when it comes to the states. I see that they lowered it slightly and changed the suspension with the refresh. I want to lower the car with new springs. Do you think companies will come out with new springs to compensate for the new model or will the current springs work just fine?

Is this confirmed or speculation that the suspension is now lowered?

 

[freshmn101]

Is this confirmed or speculation that the suspension is now lowered?

I've heard YouTube reviewers talk about it when reviewing the car but I can't say if it's 100% confirmed.

 

[systemmotorsports]

#TE37theworld Face-4, 19x9.5 +28 5x114.3. TE37 Ultra m-Spec Model, on our client's Tesla Model 3. Lowered on coilovers.

 

[RD3P]

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Danny

Hello Danny. Do you know the particulars on this setup? 19s or 20s? How wide? What size tire? I can't quite make it out from the picture.

 

[MODEL+]

Hello Danny. Do you know the particulars on this setup? 19s or 20s? How wide? What size tire? I can't quite make it out from the picture.

That's 19x9.5 +29 in Anthracite with 265/35/19 tires!


Danny

 

[jpruiz219]

Just picked her up from the shop last night. Wheels, Springs, Camber Arms installed. It was raining and dark but I had to grab a pic.

2022 Model 3 Performance
Wheels: Strasse Wheels - SV10M-FF Deep Concave FS - 20x9 ET30 / 20x10.5 ET40
Springs: Eibach Pro Kit
Camber Arms: MPP Upper Camber Arms

 

[Cypcode]

It’s not pretty when the front fenders catch on the front tires and then pull up.

 

[E.Potter]

no it's not!!

 

[canasion35]

Like this?

 

[E.Potter]

juuuuust like that...but that's not extreme....