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I am getting nothing at all from my emails or verbals to the SC as to applicability to the Model X. I would like to use them on my X. If they are only for the S, I will have to find another home for them. Looking on the positive side, it might be another excuse for a delivery road trip!
I don't know if anyone has mentioned this -- but if you take 2 sets, put the narrow rims on an S, and the wide rims on an X, you have a pretty good setup. Non-staggered for both, and a bit more tire for the X. The X may need new tires though, since the OD fitment they list is for the S.
Great idea ... the OEM tire sizes should be fine for both the Model S and X.
Good point ... the Model X runs a similar sidewall profile but they are 22" tires - Tire Sizes: Front 265/35-22, Rear 285/35-22.Model S tires are 27.7"+/- diameter. Models X tires are 29.5"+/- diameter.
Don't forget that model X tires are unique as they have the foam liner for sound deadening properties. I doubt they will have these tires for those rims.
Good point ... the Model X runs a similar sidewall profile but they are 22" tires - Tire Sizes: Front 265/35-22, Rear 285/35-22.
The foam liners are available on both Model S and X tires.
I am interested if these are still available. Thanks
The market value is 7600.00 think we can all agree to that, so off market would be roughly 75% of that. So 5500.00 or under is a great deal, anything more than that is a fair deal.What do you guys think the resale value of this wheel and tire set will be? I am considering whether to keep or sell them, as I have enough referrals. I need new tires any way, but a little worried about the long term range hit since I only have a 60.
Now comes in the taxable value of these wheels, which winner will be liable for. For me personally I know I will be hit between 3200-3300,
he market value is 7600.00 think we can all agree to that,
The market value is 7600.00 think we can all agree to that, so off market would be roughly 75% of that. So 5500.00 or under is a great deal, anything more than that is a fair deal.
Now comes in the taxable value of these wheels, which winner will be liable for. For me personally I know I will be hit between 3200-3300, meaning if I sell them for 5200-5300 I walk away with 2k, so its keep the wheels or make 2k. With my first baby on the way I am opting to sell them. I believe if you have a 60, these wheels will likely help your range as they are lighter than even the 19" standards. So perhaps a few miles realized gain nothing more than 5 miles IMO.
How do you know this? Has Tesla specifically told you that they are sending out 1099s and the value assigned to them for the wheels? So far nobody has received that information, so making a statement that that will be the tax liability I think is premature.
That is not the FMV.. that is the original MSRP. Since these wheels are now not even being sold, the FMV is up for re-evaluation.
Even if they assign a retail value of $7500 to the wheels, you always document an alternate FMV (what they are actually selling for) and only pay tax on that value.
I'm not sure with the 10 referrals if one gets the wheels AND the invite to the party so to speak?
I'm not sure with the 10 referrals if one gets the wheels AND the invite to the party so to speak?
Hank this without question will have a taxable value associated with it, indeed no one received any paperwork because none have been even set for delivery or pickup. You wouldnt receive paperwork prior to actually attaining the item. I hit 10 referrals for this period and 5 for the period before, however even with the earlier period I am likely several months away from actually securing the products.