Aftermarket Wheels on Model 3

[Kwang0429]

Our 20" UP-03's (19.6lbs) lowering springs and carbon ceramic big break kit installed on a few Model 3s


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Unplugged Performance | Tesla Model 3

beautiful wheels, but also come with a very high price tag...

 

[netjack]

Those wheels are hot - how much?

 

[RDaneel]

FlyNavy, those look great. How much did they set you back?

 

[S3XY]

From what I can tell they're around $2200 for the set.

 

[gldfld]

On Friday I ordered a set of AG M580 wheels - Front: 20 x 8 ½; Rear: 20 x 10

Tires - Michelin Pilot 4S

Front: 245/35/20

Rear: 275/30/20

 

[FlyNavy01]

FlyNavy, those look great. How much did they set you back?

Sorry I've been busy and didn't see this, but yes they're $2200 for the whole set direct from Vorsteiner. However, I saw them through other vendors for as cheap as $1899 I believe. The reason I bought direct from the manufacturer is due to the fact that they offered free center bore drilling since I don't have time to find a local shop to do that for me.

If you're looking for cheaper, the VMR710FF posted earlier in this thread are an excellent option and run ~$1200 for the set from what I've seen, which is a great deal.

 

[Blu Angel]

Sorry I've been busy and didn't see this, but yes they're $2200 for the whole set direct from Vorsteiner. However, I saw them through other vendors for as cheap as $1899 I believe. The reason I bought direct from the manufacturer is due to the fact that they offered free center bore drilling since I don't have time to find a local shop to do that for me.

If you're looking for cheaper, the VMR710FF posted earlier in this thread are an excellent option and run ~$1200 for the set from what I've seen, which is a great deal.

Thanks FlyNavy,

I've contacted Vorsteiner to custom make my own VMR 710FF wheels.
Looking to get them powder coated in Bronze Burst to set off my Blue Tesla 3

 

[ckypros]

Sorry I've been busy and didn't see this, but yes they're $2200 for the whole set direct from Vorsteiner. However, I saw them through other vendors for as cheap as $1899 I believe. The reason I bought direct from the manufacturer is due to the fact that they offered free center bore drilling since I don't have time to find a local shop to do that for me.

If you're looking for cheaper, the VMR710FF posted earlier in this thread are an excellent option and run ~$1200 for the set from what I've seen, which is a great deal.

Do you have pictures of the wheels on the car yet?

 

[Atlantan]

I don't have a Model 3...but if I did would get a Red one and install the Vossen HF-1s on it. Hope they make them available in tinted Gloss Black.

I have no affiliation with the manufacturer.

Cheers

 

[atlas310]

I don't have a Model 3...but if I did would get a Red one and install the Vossen HF-1s on it. Hope they make them available in tinted Gloss Black.

I have no affiliation with the manufacturer.

Cheers

Ohh, thanks. I like those. My car is going to be black though so I think I'd opt for gunmetal, anthracite or satin bronze.

 

[FlyNavy01]

Do you have pictures of the wheels on the car yet?

I've deferred my configuration for the Performance model, so sadly I do not. Although I saw on instagram that a shop in San Diego installed them on a black Model 3, link below:

SD Wrap Automotive Styling on Instagram: “The EPIC SD Wrap Tesla Model 3!!! The @vorsteiner V-FF 103 in a staggered 19” setup NOW AVAILABLE!!! Contact us for our March wheel/tire…”

 

[Atlantan]

Ohh, thanks. I like those. My car is going to be black though so I think I'd opt for gunmetal, anthracite or satin bronze.

Gunmetal on black would look great.

Here is a black S ...with similar style, to give you an idea.

 

[atlas310]

Gunmetal on black would look great.

Here is a black S ...with similar style, to give you an idea.

Actually, the tinted gloss black and the satin black look really good too.

 

[Daniel in SD]

19x9.5" ET +40 (22.0lbs)

So my question is will the rear wheels fit on the front? Who's going to be the first to try it? Supposedly someone on the other Model 3 forum measured and determined it would probably fit but be super TIGHT. Might have to roll the fenders a hair...
I've seen a bunch of Model 3s on the road and the front tires look narrow.

 

[Tomis905]

I’m contemplating on these TSW Hockenheim S wheels...thoughts??

 

[Drax]

All this wheel talk has me curious.

Has anyone ordered and installed Tesla’s 20’s? I’m really interested to see how they look on a car that’s not Franz’s own car.

 

[scrapps]

I’m contemplating on these TSW Hockenheim S wheels...thoughts??

From the research I've done on TSW wheels, I'd go with the ones that are rotary forged, as they are really high quality and light. Rotary Forged® Wheels / RF™ wheels and Rotary Forged® Wheels / RF™ rims | TSW Alloy Wheels
I'm taking delivery of their Nurburgring Wheels tomorrow, so I can speak to the quality then
I went for 20x8.5 40 offset front and 20x10 40 offset rear.
I had to order custom made aluminum hubcentric rings from US Wheel Adapters, Wheel Spacers, and Hub Centric Rings because the wheel supplier I used didn't supply them. Granted I got the rims for about $1200, which was a great price.
On those will be sitting Pilot Sports 4S 245x35x20 and 275x30x20.
Take delivery of the car on the 14th. I'll find out then if these bastards fit or not

 

[scrapps]

Also, these were my backup, I think they would look awesome of the M3 Bathurst Alloy Wheels by TSW

 

[gemmisa]

Well, like the title says i'm interested in seeing what different wheels people are throwing on their model 3's. If you have some aftermarket wheels, or have seen some in the wild, post a picture of what you got!

I choose T Sportline wheels. Just sporty enough but not too obnoxious.

 

[drifttek]

Front Wheel Size = 20x8.5
Bolt Pattern = 5x114.3
Offset = 35

Rear Wheel Size = 20x10
Bolt Pattern = 5x114.3
Offset = 40

Front Tire Size = 245/35ZR20
Rear Tire Size = 285/30ZR20