I wanted to start this thread because I haven't seen it discussed a ton. I am a long time BMW owner, so this is a very popular topic amongst that community. Many of the aftermarket wheels and tires I have seen run on there Model Y's are not that aggressive. I feel this is more because of the EV efficiency thing, but I also have seen where guys do care about the looks of the can. Obviously a wider track or stance will contribute to better handling dynamics. Especially as many of us start to transition over to the newer coilover setups that are being produced. Feedback is that these setups offer not only better performance in the handing department, but also significantly better riding comfort and dampening.
I would like everyone to use this thread to post their specs and widths for what they feel are the best wheel sizes and offsets. I am looking to see aggressive setups which would be flush or even slightly poke to the fender lips. Please let us know your wheel diameters, widths, offsets, tire specs, and spacer sizes if you are running them. It also helps to know your ride height if you are lowered of modified, as well as some pictures of your overall look. I feel these type of threads are extremely informative for us for making decisions for summer as well as winter setup decisions. I have many times heard from vendors or other forum members that certain setups would never work, only to prove they worked perfectly with any rubbing or issues. Frankly, I can't stand to look at vehicles with poorly fitting wheels sunk into the wheel wells. I feel many people do this especially on winter setups just because they are not informed of how wheel widths effect offsets. I encourage everyone to post away, and look forward to your photos and info.
I would like everyone to use this thread to post their specs and widths for what they feel are the best wheel sizes and offsets. I am looking to see aggressive setups which would be flush or even slightly poke to the fender lips. Please let us know your wheel diameters, widths, offsets, tire specs, and spacer sizes if you are running them. It also helps to know your ride height if you are lowered of modified, as well as some pictures of your overall look. I feel these type of threads are extremely informative for us for making decisions for summer as well as winter setup decisions. I have many times heard from vendors or other forum members that certain setups would never work, only to prove they worked perfectly with any rubbing or issues. Frankly, I can't stand to look at vehicles with poorly fitting wheels sunk into the wheel wells. I feel many people do this especially on winter setups just because they are not informed of how wheel widths effect offsets. I encourage everyone to post away, and look forward to your photos and info.
