Harvey Danger
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I love the look of my T Sportline TS5's. From the side. But standing behind the car its clear they don't fill up the wheel well anywhere close to flush. Now I have to go get spacers.
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was just re reading this thread as I prepare to put my vossens off my range rover sport. bolt pattern is the same, 5x120, but bore off the range rover is 72.6, this probably won't fit right?
Can anyone confirm that the refresh has the same fitment as pre refresh? @ngng mentioned 65.1 center bore but some sites mentioned 64.1. spoke to my wheel guy and he said hub centric rings are safe to run.
Also, my wheels are 22x10.5 +38 all the way around. I'm assuming I have to run some spacers, what size do you guys recommend?
I was going with +38 but wanted a flush look. I believe T sportline has wheels with +38 so I don’t think spacers are needed
You can run a 15mm spacers in the rear to push out the wheels. We normally run 22x10.5 +20 for the rear on the Model X.
derichio02
Member
I had 21” Signature Wheel SV302 on my 2021 Model S Refresh that I am now using on my 2022 Model X Plaid. I actually have a square setup but with different offsets to improve concavity. Transferring these to the X I am pretty flush up front but technically could use 10-15mm in the back but I feel I’m going to live with it. Profile is so much better than stock
Signature Wheel SV302
Michelin Pilot Sport All Season 4
Front: 21x9.5, 265/40/21
Rear: 21x9.5, 275/40/21
Signature Wheel SV302
Michelin Pilot Sport All Season 4
Front: 21x9.5, 265/40/21
Rear: 21x9.5, 275/40/21
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Loco_Nomad
Member
Got my Forgiato EV001 22s installed by Tesla mobile service team
I was afraid efficiency and comfort will go down... what a surprise, it actually improved
I was afraid efficiency and comfort will go down... what a surprise, it actually improved
2016 P90D
Ferrada FR4 wheels 22x9.5 ET15/22x11 ET20
Hardrace camber arms
Blox lowering links (1" drop)
Maxton Design V2 lip kit
Wheels are as flush as can be without adding widebody flares
Ferrada FR4 wheels 22x9.5 ET15/22x11 ET20
Hardrace camber arms
Blox lowering links (1" drop)
Maxton Design V2 lip kit
Wheels are as flush as can be without adding widebody flares
Signature SV302S
GLOSS BLACK LIP
GLOSS BLACK FACE
BLACK HARDWARE
22X10-15 FRONT 22X11-15 REAR
LOVE them, just need to finish the aero and mount them up.
GLOSS BLACK LIP
GLOSS BLACK FACE
BLACK HARDWARE
22X10-15 FRONT 22X11-15 REAR
LOVE them, just need to finish the aero and mount them up.
Yoitskenn
Member
When will these be mounted up?Signature SV302S
GLOSS BLACK LIP
GLOSS BLACK FACE
BLACK HARDWARE
22X10-15 FRONT 22X11-15 REAR
LOVE them, just need to finish the aero and mount them up.
Are you putting these on a widebody X? That's really aggressive fitment!Signature SV302S
GLOSS BLACK LIP
GLOSS BLACK FACE
BLACK HARDWARE
22X10-15 FRONT 22X11-15 REAR
LOVE them, just need to finish the aero and mount them up.
Prob in a few weeks
Yes. Unfortunately there’s no widebody kit on the market for the refreshed, so I’m retrofitting a CMST kit for the pre-21 X. Lots of cutting, grinding, and sanding.
Yoitskenn
Member
Do you think he’s running -15 offsets. Aka negative 15 offset.
Can you clarify if the offsets are 15 or negative 15. Big difference
Wow, that's some beautiful wheels! Looking forward to pictures.Signature SV302S
GLOSS BLACK LIP
GLOSS BLACK FACE
BLACK HARDWARE
22X10-15 FRONT 22X11-15 REAR
LOVE them, just need to finish the aero and mount them up.
Yo, my buddy has these exact wheels, but he's 22x10.5 front and rear. +44 in the front and +27 or 28 in the rear. Thinking about taking them off his hands.
You got any photos from the front or the rear showing how flush the wheels sit to the wheel wells?
Would be appreciated!
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