Look at TSportline.com for just one example. 19.7 lbs for a 20" wheel.Gonna need a source on 19lb or 20" wheels. The only ones I can find are carbon fiber, and thus $5K per wheel or more.
The impact of 10lbs per wheel is hotly debated around here. The math doesn't show more than about 1% increase (.03 seconds off 0-60).
lightweight wheels model 3 performance 0-60 testing
Anyone have any draggy testing for light weight wheels with the M3P? If so, would you mind posting the weight of the wheels and the draggy results? Trying to see if it is worth it to spend $2k on wheels.teslamotorsclub.com
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Which wheel? Tsportlline sells many, and I saw none near 19 lbs in 20"
TSportline's $7000 carbon fiber wheels are 20.25lbs each:
TSC 20" Tesla Model 3 Forged Carbon Fiber Wheel (Set of 4)
Tesla Model 3 20" TSC lightweight carbon fiber forged wheel is manufactured exclusively for the Tesla Model 3. Only 20 lbs! Size: 20x9.5" Offset: +35 Bolt Pattern (PCD): 5x114.3 Center Bore: 64.1 Construction: Forged Weight: 20.25 lbs Load Rating: 750 kg/1,650 lbs Tire Size: 255/40-20 Colors...
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Here you go, $3,995 for a set of 4. TXL115 20" Tesla Model 3 Fully Forged Lightweight Tesla Wheel (Set of 4)Which wheel? Tsportlline sells many, and I saw none near 19 lbs in 20"
TSportline's $7000 carbon fiber wheels are 20.25lbs each:
TSC 20" Tesla Model 3 Forged Carbon Fiber Wheel (Set of 4)
Tesla Model 3 20" TSC lightweight carbon fiber forged wheel is manufactured exclusively for the Tesla Model 3. Only 20 lbs! Size: 20x9.5" Offset: +35 Bolt Pattern (PCD): 5x114.3 Center Bore: 64.1 Construction: Forged Weight: 20.25 lbs Load Rating: 750 kg/1,650 lbs Tire Size: 255/40-20 Colors...
Man, $4K for wheels. If your goal is to go faster around a corner, you can spend your money a lot better than that.
If your goal is just to have smaller, more robust wheels on a car the OP already thinks is too fast, these are just hilarious suggestions.
But I guess it is true, you can find "19 lb range" wheels for under $5K.
If your goal is just to have smaller, more robust wheels on a car the OP already thinks is too fast, these are just hilarious suggestions.
But I guess it is true, you can find "19 lb range" wheels for under $5K.
Haha yea the 900 dollar 20 inchers ain't gonna happen. Never said the car was "toooo" fast though.
At Discount Tire as we speak getting the 18 inch ultraform installed with blizzaks. Moment of truth on fitment in about 30 min!
So much for "all seasons" and selling the Uberturbines I guess?
You're gonna destroy those blizzaks if you drive them all year round.
Success!
Yea decided to just get 18s for winter. I'll try to sell the 20s in the meantime and get dedicated 19 inch summers if I do. If I can't sell these at a decent price I'll just keep em.
Either way I think I'm happy now with two sets of season specific wheel/tire combos after all the back n forth second guessing myself.
Edit:. I guess main factor was finding the konigs on Facebook for 500 bucks. And got a discount on the winter wheels as well. With TPMS etc I got it all done for 1800 bucks. Can't complain
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