OEM 20” 2020 Model 3 Performance wheels/tires/tpms (parts)

[Rancity M3]

@Rancity M3 Unknown internal metal fractures, hassle and cost associated with repair, new tires needed, etc. Someone might enjoy a risky wheel-set project, but not me.

Makes a lot of sense, maybe buy the 2 “healthy” ones and then buy 2 new ones from Tesla ?

 

[jebinc]

Makes a lot of sense, maybe buy the 2 “healthy” ones and then buy 2 new ones from Tesla ?

@Rancity M3 Not me; it would be less costly, and less risky, to buy a “take off” set new from another member. Check the For Sale section. Tons of wheel-sets for sale, and less than what Tesla would charge. I picked up a brand new “take-off” set of 19” Gemini wheels (Tesla MYLR), tires and TPMS sensors for $1600, and they had less than 100 miles on them. I’ve seen the same for as low as $1200, but not when I needed them.

 

[Rancity M3]

@Rancity M3 Not me; it would be less costly, and less risky, to buy a “take off” set new from another member. Check the For Sale section. Tons of wheel-sets for sale, and less than what Tesla would charge. I picked up a brand new “take-off” set of 19” Gemini wheels (Tesla MYLR), tires and TPMS sensors for $1600, and they had less than 100 miles on them. I’ve seen the same for as low as $1200, but not when I needed them.

I actually want the Zero G performance but being in Canada it’s impossible to get them plus no one is selling the 2020 20” grey performance wheels

 

[dropgems]

Yea I realize it’s an annoying sale. I could’ve easily fixed the wheel bends (and maybe added tires) and just sold them but after the headache of the pothole ordeal, I was just so over dealing with rims/tires. But two low mileage mint wheels / tires for under 1k vs tesla (over 2k) is still a solid value proposition imo. I’m really just throwing in the bent wheels for free, lol.