Purchasing a 4x 19" Gemini wheel set with SUMMER tires from Tesla?

[Level 1]

Does anyone by chance know the price to order a set of four 19" Model Y Gemini wheels with the stock SUMMER tires directly from Tesla?

A while back I remember they were only priced as individuals... and 4x Gemini+Summer were quite a bit more expensive than 4x Gemini+Winter, as the later were in the system as a bundle. Now that we're 3+ years past launch, I didn't know if that situation had changed?

 

[bpobill]

Why would you overpay for wheels and tires from Tesla? You can buy take offs, or something from tsportline for way less money.

 

[jcanoe]

If it is not shown on the Tesla online store/site then no, you cannot purchase a wheel and summer tire bundle from Tesla.

Tesla Model Y Wheels and Tires

 

[Eric5273]

Just curious, but where are you located?

 

[Level 1]

Why would you overpay for wheels and tires from Tesla? You can buy take offs, or something from tsportline for way less money.

It's the other way around - Tesla packages are actually cheaper than TSportline.

The least expensive 19" wheel+tire package from TSportline is currently $2800 plus shipping.
The Gemini wheel+snow tire package from Tesla is $2500 including shipping. (Installation as well.)

Take-offs aren't really a good option. I live in the small city Midwest, just not a lot of Teslas in general, let alone enough of them to have take-offs available locally. Those that I have found are either curbed, previously repaired, have too many miles (or repairs) on the tires, have the TPMS removed, etc. Getting a new zero-mile set directly would save a lot of hassle.

 

[jcanoe]

TSportline, other aftermarket wheel providers periodically have sales.

 

[bpobill]

It's the other way around - Tesla packages are actually cheaper than TSportline.

The least expensive 19" wheel+tire package from TSportline is currently $2800 plus shipping.
The Gemini wheel+snow tire package from Tesla is $2500 including shipping. (Installation as well.)

Take-offs aren't really a good option. I live in the small city Midwest, just not a lot of Teslas in general, let alone enough of them to have take-offs available locally. Those that I have found are either curbed, previously repaired, have too many miles (or repairs) on the tires, have the TPMS removed, etc. Getting a new zero-mile set directly would save a lot of hassle.

How much is just the wheel? I thought I remember pricing wheels from tesla and they were stupid expensive.

 

[tangible1]

It's the other way around - Tesla packages are actually cheaper than TSportline.

The least expensive 19" wheel+tire package from TSportline is currently $2800 plus shipping.
The Gemini wheel+snow tire package from Tesla is $2500 including shipping. (Installation as well.)

Take-offs aren't really a good option. I live in the small city Midwest, just not a lot of Teslas in general, let alone enough of them to have take-offs available locally. Those that I have found are either curbed, previously repaired, have too many miles (or repairs) on the tires, have the TPMS removed, etc. Getting a new zero-mile set directly would save a lot of hassle.

have you thought to call your Tesla Service Center ?