FS 20x9.5 VS Forged VS08 brush finish - Bay Area

[avalanche011]

Hello Everyone,

Selling me set of VS Forge VS08 20x9.5 +30 brushed clear finish wheels. My wife and I switched over to the Model Y for more family room. Asking for $2000 local pickup from them. They have TPMS in them already. Tires included as well. They are in pretty good shape, I believe the one in the far left on the pic have a bit of rash.

Thanks for looking.

One more pic of the car from the weekend before I took the wheels off today.

 

[ffearless]

How much do they weigh?

 

[avalanche011]

They weigh about 20 lbs.

 

[travass808]

Check DM's sir

 

[ffearless]

What is their load rating? That look great. I've got to believe they will fit your Y. Otherwise, please correct me.(I am looking for my Y.)

 

[avalanche011]

I'm not sure what the loading rating are on these tbh. Pretty sure they are stronger than the factory 18s. I had these custom made for this car, I am not sure if the offset will fit the Y or not. We never planned on putting them on the Y because they won't look right at stock height in our eyes. Wife is pretty done with lowered cars.

 

[travass808]

@MODEL+ Would this fit a performance model sir?

 

[travass808]

@GetYourWheels Will these fit a performance model sir?

 

[GetYourWheels]

@GetYourWheels Will these fit a performance model sir?

Hey!! Yes they will, These are made to clear the performance model 3 and the base and they are made to be load rated for the Model 3.

EDIT: you will need a 3mm spacer since his was built for a Long Range model and the bore for the performance model is slightly different. Other than that, everything else fits.

Thank you

 

[travass808]

Hello Everyone,

Selling me set of VS Forge VS08 20x9.5 +30 brushed clear finish wheels. My wife and I switched over to the Model Y for more family room. Asking for $2000 local pickup from them. They have TPMS in them already. Tires included as well. They are in pretty good shape, I believe the one in the far left on the pic have a bit of rash.

Thanks for looking.

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One more pic of the car from the weekend before I took the wheels off today.

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Check you DM, consider these sold

 

[avalanche011]

Hey!! Yes they will, These are made to clear the performance model 3 and the base and they are made to be load rated for the Model 3.

EDIT: you will need a 3mm spacer since his was built for a Long Range model and the bore for the performance model is slightly different. Other than that, everything else fits.

Thank you

Just to clear the air, it was made for a mid range rwd. Thanks for response though!

 

[travass808]

Just to clear the air, it was made for a mid range rwd. Thanks for response though!

@GetYourWheels These will still work with the 3mm spacers even though they were made for mid range rwd?

 

[GetYourWheels]

@GetYourWheels These will still work with the 3mm spacers even though they were made for mid range rwd?

Yes sir.

 

[travass808]

Yes sir.

Thank you once again

 

[avalanche011]

Bump, sorry for missing the PMs. Replied...

 

[Kenith]

Bump, sorry for missing the PMs. Replied...

Interested, please send me a PM

 

[avalanche011]

Kept forgetting to check on this... Bump.

 

[pt19713]

I'm not sure what the loading rating are on these tbh. Pretty sure they are stronger than the factory 18s. I had these custom made for this car, I am not sure if the offset will fit the Y or not. We never planned on putting them on the Y because they won't look right at stock height in our eyes. Wife is pretty done with lowered cars.

Ironically, the aftermarket coilovers (ie MPP) make the Y more comfortable since the stock system is quite stiff.

 

[avalanche011]

Ironically, the aftermarket coilovers (ie MPP) make the Y more comfortable since the stock system is quite stiff.

Yea the Y ride is not much or any better than stock 3 ride. The MPP coilovers improved the ride quality quite a bit on the 3 as well as reducing a significant amount of NVH. I'll likely get the MPP again for the Y and run them in stock (as close to stock) height.