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Putting 2022 19" wheels/tires on 2017 Model S?

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Has anyone attempted to fit the updated 21-inch Arachnid wheels onto the Legacy Model S?

In case you have, please advise on the required wheel spacer length to accomplish this task. Would a 15mm be suitable?

I happen to have a spare Arachnid wheel on hand that I'm eager to experiment with.
 
In the front the 19"x9.5" rim rubs on the aluminum suspension/knuckle/upright it just makes contact with the inner lip/edge of the rim.

In the rear the 19"x9.5" rim and 255/45R19 tire has clearance to the body but rubs on the liner farther up on the inner fender.
I used 10mm hub-centric spacers at all four corners. The fronts do rub the plastic wheel liner at the front a little when turn max right when I back out of my driveway. But, other than that I like these wheels.
 

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I used 10mm hub-centric spacers at all four corners. The fronts do rub the plastic wheel liner at the front a little when turn max right when I back out of my driveway. But, other than that I like these wheels.
Have you replaced the original equipment stud with a longer aftermarket stud? I'm assuming the original stud didn't provide enough space for tightening it up properly.
 
I have a full set pf Plaid wheels on my 2013 P85+
Front 5mm spacer and a 9.5 x 19 rim 255 45 19 tire (rubs a little when reversing and turning)
Rear 5mm spacer and a 10.5 x 19 rim with a 255 45 19 tire (a little stretched) fits and looks good.
The car complained a little because of the Tempest wheels were staggered with a slight difference in diameter. Now that have a 'square' setup I selected the slipstream wheels that all use the same size tire.
Below is the stretched 255 45 19 on the 10.5 x19 rim.
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did you get extended wheel studs?
I bought them but did not install them.

I am only using a 5mm spacer in the rear and I still have 7.5-8 full threads of engagement.

(8 threads of engagement is the industry standard for safe number of threads to hold something on).

So I do not think I need them, it might be safer if I had a few more threads holding my wheel on.