spsheridan
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Love those wheels - they're going on my Model Y when I get it. Practicing patience...
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Model Y wheel options
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When Tesla delivered their brand new model Y to customer, the two main issues that people complain about the 21” Uberturbine Wheel are the heavy weight and wheel sticking out pass the tire. (Easy to curb the wheels)
Brian from i1Tesla and I went on a chat and discuss what will be the best of both world 21” setup for his Model Y, and here is what he is looking for:
1: Fully forged
2: Lightweight
3: Factory 21” fitment
4: More sidewall protection
5: Rotatable
Here is the result, we made it happened.
Signature wheel SV503: (Store Link)
-Weight 24lb each (21” Uberturbine weight 38lb)
-21x9 ET34 & ET29 (21” OEM fitment)
-0.5 narrower width for more sidewall protection
-Rotatable setup ( tire need to be dismount and swap around. Think of a $100 for wheel rotation every 10k miles)
Brian from i1Tesla and I went on a chat and discuss what will be the best of both world 21” setup for his Model Y, and here is what he is looking for:
1: Fully forged
2: Lightweight
3: Factory 21” fitment
4: More sidewall protection
5: Rotatable
Here is the result, we made it happened.
Signature wheel SV503: (Store Link)
-Weight 24lb each (21” Uberturbine weight 38lb)
-21x9 ET34 & ET29 (21” OEM fitment)
-0.5 narrower width for more sidewall protection
-Rotatable setup ( tire need to be dismount and swap around. Think of a $100 for wheel rotation every 10k miles)
TorontoDan
Member
Waiting on Model Y DM MSM Inductions.
Anyone know if any problem with putting 19in Model 3 Sport Rims on Dual Motor Model Y ? ( for winters )
Anyone know if any problem with putting 19in Model 3 Sport Rims on Dual Motor Model Y ? ( for winters )
icefree
Member
Is it a requirement to have different offsets for the front and back? Or was this done to match the stock performance wheels exactly?
I really like these wheels, but I'm thinking of going with 20" instead of 21", but equal offset so the rotation would be easier.
Also Brian from i1Tesla mentioned possibly using bigger tires for more sidewall, which I would prefer also, but wouldn't that change the circumference and change the speed calibration of the car?
Correct. This setup is matching the OEM performance setup.
We can build 20" for the model Y in square setup for easy rotation. There's plenty of space for taller tire. If you are looking for max efficiency and comfort, you can run 10mm narrower but with 5% higher aspect ratio tire. Ex. 245/45/20 (Stock size is 255/40/20) The speedo error will be within 3%. At 60mph, the new setup will read 58.64mph.
The wheel can be build base on your need, feel free to message me or ask question on our Official thread
TorontoDan
Member
Oh - ok so model 3 19 inch wheels not an option - too bad - would have looked nice.
So far not a lot of 19inch options - looking forward to what you guys are going to come up with.
And no charge delivery to Toronto ?
Middle of summer. Subscribe to our newsletter on tsportline.com to get notified of free shipping to Canada.
Wheel: 19” FALCON Y Limited Edition Wheel
Finish: Ecliptic Black
Tires: Continental ProContact RX 255/45/19 104W XL factory tire
Other: Uses factory lug nuts & our matte black lug nut covers, accepts factory center cap, uses original Bluetooth TPMS.
Fits all Model Y variants (Long Range Dual Motor, Performance Stealth & Performance)
Complete XPEL STEALTH PAINT PROTECTION
Finish: Ecliptic Black
Tires: Continental ProContact RX 255/45/19 104W XL factory tire
Other: Uses factory lug nuts & our matte black lug nut covers, accepts factory center cap, uses original Bluetooth TPMS.
Fits all Model Y variants (Long Range Dual Motor, Performance Stealth & Performance)
Complete XPEL STEALTH PAINT PROTECTION
20" Induction wheels do not have hub-cap covers. They are very reminiscent of the factory 20" Slipstream wheels found on the Model X.
I have a Performance Model Y with the PUP. Currently on the 21in uberturbines and would like to go down to 19s for range and ride.
Anyone know if these Titan 7s should fit on the Y?
Titan 7 T-S5 (Set of Four Wheels) - 19x9.5 / +35 / 5x114 for Tesla Model 3
Thanks for the help
Anyone know if these Titan 7s should fit on the Y?
Titan 7 T-S5 (Set of Four Wheels) - 19x9.5 / +35 / 5x114 for Tesla Model 3
Thanks for the help
Thanks. It’s hard to tell with the matte black. Do you have weights for the 19” and 20” wheels?
Are the offsets on your soon to be released 19" TST and TSS wheels different than the Gemini factory wheels? Looks like are both 19x9.5" rims, but the stock offset is 45 offset and your appear to be 35. If so, does that mean your wheels will be more recessed than factory?
Are the offsets on your soon to be released 19" TST and TSS wheels different than the Gemini factory wheels? Looks like both stock and your rim size are 9x9.5", but the stock offset is 45 offset and yours appear to be 35. If so, does that mean your wheels will be more recessed than factory?
spsheridan
Member
Swapped out Uberturbines for T Sportline's 20" TSS Flow Forged wheels in Gloss Black.
Tesla Model Y 20
Tesla Model Y 20
Any positive change in ride quality? I want something a little softer over bumps and potholes, but still look nice. I also had Michelin A/S 3+ on my Audi and loved the tires. Any input?
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