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Replica wheels for '21-'22 refresh?
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I could’nt find anyone selling to Europe.
Using a third party system was quite expensive.
Ended up ordering these instead:
Khan Flow Form Split III 10X20-5/120 ET40 Mat Black (900kg) Tesla OE fitment. Brukes som bakfelg! - Dekk24.no
I got my winter tyres for my last Tesla from the same place, and the same brand and they held good quality, so I have my hopes.
Using a third party system was quite expensive.
Ended up ordering these instead:
Khan Flow Form Split III 10X20-5/120 ET40 Mat Black (900kg) Tesla OE fitment. Brukes som bakfelg! - Dekk24.no
I got my winter tyres for my last Tesla from the same place, and the same brand and they held good quality, so I have my hopes.
I got my Kahn 20x9 ET35 and 20x10 ET40.
These are flow formed, so a bit lighter than stock.
Should have the outer point of the rim about 1-2mm further in than the stock 21” arachnid.
The 20x9 weighs 12.4kg (27.3lbs)
The 20x10 weighs 13.2kg (29lbs)
Looks quite similar to the R264
These are flow formed, so a bit lighter than stock.
Should have the outer point of the rim about 1-2mm further in than the stock 21” arachnid.
The 20x9 weighs 12.4kg (27.3lbs)
The 20x10 weighs 13.2kg (29lbs)
Looks quite similar to the R264
I posted in another chat regarding R264's which i ordered with pictures of them installed on my car a couple of months ago. Fitment is just like stock even tho they are 1" wider & taller with the same offset as the stock 19x8's that my S came with from factory.. I'll post a couple of pictures here for you to see.. The wheels you ended up getting from the picture virtually look like the same wheel.
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I bought my from dekk24 in Norway.
So far they has delivered.
Lightweight, and from the markings the same manufacturer as the winter wheels I had on my M3P.
Also light, kept 100% round during two and a half winters (not all wheels survive axfew winters with pot holes and bad roads).
Also, the surface finish looked like new after 2.5 winters.
Teslas stock wheels are heavy, and I think consumption suffers from this.
So far very happy with these.
So far they has delivered.
Lightweight, and from the markings the same manufacturer as the winter wheels I had on my M3P.
Also light, kept 100% round during two and a half winters (not all wheels survive axfew winters with pot holes and bad roads).
Also, the surface finish looked like new after 2.5 winters.
Teslas stock wheels are heavy, and I think consumption suffers from this.
So far very happy with these.
Cool idea, because I don't like the ride on the 21's. Do you have more pictures of your setup possibly? I stalked you and didn't see any. Thanks.
Think they only make them for 19” rims. I have them for my winter set and think they look great.
Rims are 9x20 front, 10x20 rear.
I did get 255x40x20 square on the tyres.
The goal was to not have too wide tyres in the snowy world I live in. We get 10-15cm (4-6”) every now and then and in new snow too wide tyres is not good.
A secondary (but pleasant) effect is that the consumption is much lower with leight wheels and not to wide tyres.
Had this drive a few days ago, -10C to -5C (~20F): The comsumption after the Supercharging was below the EPA consumption (for the 21” i use summertime), had the cruise control on 90km/h / 55mph.
The color is darker than the stock 21” wheels but it works out nice.
Good night - look at that snow! Wow. We get winter around here but not typically on that level.
Thanks for the insight. Cheers.
You have a refesh plaid. I have read the 255 will hit the front arches on pre refresh models and it is suggested to go for 245/40/20 on pre refresh and 275/35/20 on the back or 245/40/20 all around. I am considering the last option for my 20 inch set… just wondering if anyone did the 275/35/20 on a 100d 2018 model on the rear. Should look nice or is it even noticable…
By the way Dekk24 recommends 10x20 on the rear and 9x20 on the front. But i want a square setup of 245/40/20 should i then get 9x20 also for the rear because 245/40/20 is for max 9.5 inch wide rimms. Or should i do 255/40/20 on the rear? on @XRPOG his pics i cannot see what setup he went for on the rears but the whole setup seems to be 9x20s with 245/40/20
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