Model 3 LR + Acceleration Boost - 19" wheels

[jackmott]

Because then the car would come with 19" tyres, correct?

So to fit 19" wheels I need 19" tyres

You can buy 19" aftermarket wheels and aftermarket 19" tyres, and save yourself having to pay someone to move the tires from one wheel to another.

 

[Jeri_7of9]

I'm in a similar situation to @K009 , in that I'm waiting on a M3LR with the 19" sport wheels, and also Australian.
I've read/scrolled through 311 pages of "Pics of your Model 3" and 274 pages of "Aftermarket Wheels for Model 3" to better understand the look, function, and perils of the mods I have on my wishlist. Very informative and highly temptuous!

I am also keen to stick to 19's to minimise the harshness of the ride, but having viewed so many gorgeous rides, I'm leaning towards doing the springs first as that seems to be the consistent factor leading to the visual beauty. I'm not a fan of the sport wheel, but it is what is coming on this car. Time and money will allow me to change wheels, until then I'll live with and learn what it offers.

In terms of the Booster pack, I'll wait for the car, enjoy it in its first iteration, and then add if I feel I'd like that extra kick.
In the meantime, I'm keep watching you choices and decisions.

 

[E.Potter]

Does anyone know the load rating on the 19" sport wheels? I assume aftermarket wheels can't be less than that?

lowest I would go is 1570 LBS

I have 1760 per wheel (800KG)...some forged (and also cast) wheels are higher