Corrected. It's actaully 265/40/20 & 295/35/20.The rear tire size should read: 295/35/20
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MFrunkerOG
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I’m going to answer my own question
20s because I want All seasons can’t find a good option in 21s with the right load rating for that
Thanks Jamie. Loving the look but more importantly the response and nimbleness of the light weight forged wheels. And thanks to the Driveway for the awesome photos. I added one of my own.Corrected. It's actaully 265/40/20 & 295/35/20.
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I would say that the 20 inchers are a bit more comfortable but the noise transfer from road to tires to cabin is still there. Also the new wheel/tire combo seems to track better and quicker.
Have you noticed a significant difference in efficiency with the new wheels/tires? I'm thinking about swapping my 21" out for these.
How do I go about getting a Price on a set of Monoblock SV104's, Brushed Titanium, 20x9.5 FT , 20X10.5 RR, Flush no poke fitment? (Plaid)
Second group buy promo is ending very soon ( 8/31 11:59pm). Send us your request and I will get you in with promo pricing.
My wheels are finally here! Install scheduled for Friday with Michelin Pilot Sport All Season 4s with 265 in front and 295 in the rear. This is the last piece of the puzzle to officially complete my Model S purchase!
Will post pictures when done.I am so glad I got the extra Signature Wheel center caps. The performance center caps are stunning in person and add a completely different dimension to the wheel! It will be nice to switch them up once a while.
On that note, anyone who's installed Tesla logo on a blank Signature Wheel center cap? Any tips on how to go about it?
MarcG
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265 wide tires on 9.5” width rims is identical to the stock 21s, but 295 tire on 11” wide rims seems like a bit of a stretch, no? Stock 21s rear are 10.5” wide and 295 tires are barely wide enough to avoid curb rash.My wheels are finally here! Install scheduled for Friday with Michelin Pilot Sport All Season 4s with 265 in front and 295 in the rear. This is the last piece of the puzzle to officially complete my Model S purchase!
I am so glad I got the extra Signature Wheel center caps. The performance center caps are stunning in person and add a completely different dimension to the wheel! It will be nice to switch them up once a while.
On that note, anyone who's installed Tesla logo on a blank Signature Wheel center cap? Any tips on how to go about it?
I'll let Jamie chime in here as I believe he's tested this fitment when he recommended this to me. @SignatureSales @SignatureWheel
Not every owner would worry about the curbing their wheel. Some prefer stretch look and some don't. That's the reason we build wheel based on customer's preference not ours. Everyone has their own preference and the best thing for us to do is to provide the actual fitment examples for owners along some recommendations. Owners can to pick what they like the best without any guessing.
Do not like stretch ? No problem, we can build them in 10.5, or even 10" wide with 295 width tire for meaty look + extra tire protection.
My wheels are finally here! Install scheduled for Friday with Michelin Pilot Sport All Season 4s with 265 in front and 295 in the rear. This is the last piece of the puzzle to officially complete my Model S purchase!
I am so glad I got the extra Signature Wheel center caps. The performance center caps are stunning in person and add a completely different dimension to the wheel! It will be nice to switch them up once a while.
On that note, anyone who's installed Tesla logo on a blank Signature Wheel center cap? Any tips on how to go about it?
@Ruffles Can probably chime in. He got an awesome SV503 setup for this MYP with Black Classic Cap + Tesla Logo.
Ruffles
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These are the Ts I bought - https://www.amazon.com/CoolKo-Cente...words=Tesla+red+T+vinyl&qid=1630427798&sr=8-1
Just make sure the caps are clean. I rubbed them with an alcohol lens cleaning wipe and then put the vinyl on and it has stayed put.
Just make sure the caps are clean. I rubbed them with an alcohol lens cleaning wipe and then put the vinyl on and it has stayed put.
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Some how I'm on a kick that the wheels need to be black in order to pop on any color car but I'm really liking this Brushed Titanium. Is the brushed titanium on Brook's car?
Yes, I believe that is his color. It’s also mine as that picture shows my car. Here’s another photo of my wheels in a different light.
lbowroom
Plaid, white on black, CF, 8/27/21, Track Pack
Ok, I considered many, many configurations… I landed on 21x10.5 staggered offset aggressive flush for 295/30-21 all around. SV502 brushed triple black tint.
There’s definitely a limit to everything, but you’ll never know what’s that limit unless you do it.
I was lucky enough to get a Jason on board with Signature to build “THE WORLD’S FIRST 18” DRAG SETUP” for the Model S Plaid (might also be the first in the world to do an 18” on any Model S)
We started the conversation in July, wanting to see if we can do a proper drag setup for the Plaid.
At Signature we don’t just build a wheel and hope it will fit; this is all about careful measurements around the entire brake assembly and suspension. Of course there’s some extra work involved, but we were able to figure that out together and here we are.
Congratulations to Jason to be the world first PLAID owner with the 18” Signature SV104
Signature SV104
Matte Bronze
19x10
18x10
I was lucky enough to get a Jason on board with Signature to build “THE WORLD’S FIRST 18” DRAG SETUP” for the Model S Plaid (might also be the first in the world to do an 18” on any Model S)
We started the conversation in July, wanting to see if we can do a proper drag setup for the Plaid.
At Signature we don’t just build a wheel and hope it will fit; this is all about careful measurements around the entire brake assembly and suspension. Of course there’s some extra work involved, but we were able to figure that out together and here we are.
Congratulations to Jason to be the world first PLAID owner with the 18” Signature SV104
Signature SV104
Matte Bronze
19x10
18x10
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