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I went ahead test drove and placed a Model Y order few days ago white with 19" wheels
I'm a current Model 3 owner.
Will a Model 3 20" performance wheel work on a Model Y non performance?
folks who purchased a Model Y with 20" wheels what is the tire size?
How & from where did you get the Tesla red calipers? I love it
Thx. I didn’t really think I needed to explain it to everyone hut thank you. I am well aware of the differences. It’s a cost vs use issue for me. I can’t really justify that difference. $500 per wheel for Flow Forged vs $1500-$1800 for forged block. The weight gain isn’t that much and I am not racing on a teach. Certainly better if you have the need or money is not object.Nice FLOW forged wheels.
Let's not confuse with a cnc machined forged wheel. Anyone who wants to understand difference:
Flow Forged / Rotary Forged / Flow Formed / Advanced Rim Technology / etc.
Machine Forged:
The short answer is yes, the M3 20" Sportwheels will fit any Y.
You will need 255/40R20 tires to match the Y 20" OE tire dimensions.
One caveat, for one, is that we do not know the Load Rating of the M3 20" Sportwheels - meaning there is no concrete proof that the M3 wheel is capable of handling the weight of the Y.
The are several threads in here about using M3 wheels on Y, let me know if I can help answer anymore of your questions.
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Hi Roborat,
Did you have to have the wheels modified or bored in anyway or is it a clean fit with the tires you mentioned above?
If I wanted to achieve the same look with the model 3 performance wheels then I should just buy the wheels without tires and buy the 255/40R 20?
How’s the ride quality? Thanks in advance
No mods, had them powder coated black.
You will need Tesla OE Bluetooth TPMS sensors $75 each from Service Center. No programming needed just install.
The tires, Michelin Pilot Sport A/S 3 Plus, were good fit looks square with just enough edge for curb protection.
The setup was smoother (less jarring over bumps) than 21s, but the tires have droning hum sometimes but not on all roads at 50-70sh mph.
I have since went to 19 Geminis. I was hoping for cheaper aftermarket Bluetooth TPMS Sensors to replace the ones I have (non Tesla did not work - shows errors) on the 255 20 setup..but only Tesla OE will work.
In fact, I am thinking of selling the tires and wheels since I have 19 Geminis now.
If you are in SoCal and interested let me know...
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Maybe I missed it but has anyone tried 19" forged wheels with 255/55/R19 as an all season swap for the 21" on the Model Y performance?Looks great! Keep us up to date with the wh/mi.
Thanks!
Maybe I missed it but has anyone tried 19" forged wheels with 255/55/R19 as an all season swap for the 21" on the Model Y performance?
I'm considering that, or 20" forged with 255/40/R20. Basically looking for a combo that will not look too small (since I'm getting used to the 21s) and provide plenty of sidewall and comfort.
Good question. We have the 20" on our Model Y. I'm interested to know the rated watt hour per mile. I've calculated something around 245. If this is the case. I'm always below 80pct efficiency This may be due to the 20's over the 19.HOW ABOUT THE RANGE FOR THE Y WITH 20”?