Chalk wrapped Plaid wearing TSSF 21x9.5 21x10.5 fully forged wheel in gloss black on factory Michelin Pilot Sport 4S.
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Those wheels are fire! Where in California are you? I'm also thinking of getting Vossen wheels, but am having the hardest time finding a shop nearby (I'm in the Bay Area)Here are my Vossen HF-5 21x9.0 +30, 21x10.5 +38 on Michelins 245/35/21 and 285/30/21. Car is lowered on modified factory air suspensionand no rub issues with passengers loaded. Question: Do you guys think I can go 295/30 for the rear or will there be rubbing against the fender?
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stating 'my model s' doesn't give any one any useful info when there's different variations of model S bodies now. need to know if this is a refreshed S or legacy body.
I can't get past the awful marring in the vinyl in the quarter panel
My bad, legacy body. 2017 model s to be exact. Thank you in advance for the reply
mrj25
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I'm in the LA area out in SoCal. There's a few vendors here in the forum that can ship wheels directly from Vossen. Check out Get Your Wheels...
D Unit
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Selling my wheels if anyone is interested. $2,200 includes TPMS and newish PZero tires.
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Sold: Tesla Model S 21" te37 style wheels, TPMS, and tires
$2,200 firm. Local pickup only. Located in Mountain House, CA. They were installed on my 2018 model S 100D. These are 6061-T6 aluminum custom forged wheels made in China that are te37 style. I had them custom made with the following specs: 21x9 et22, wrapped in 245/35/21 PZeros (90%) 21x10...
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nilesborg
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This car is on fire. So sick. Love the wrap and those wheels tho. Nice!
Hi I am new to tesla forum. I was planning on buying BC forged KL01 monoblock wheels. I dont like the gaps showing, but prefer not to have any rubbing as well. I have a Model S LR 2022. Which wheel size would be better 21 or 20 inch? and which offset ? I dont plan on lowering the car.
also should i opt in for all these options?
also should i opt in for all these options?
^ that's a more complex question than you think. Do you prioritize aesthetics over everything else? Go 21s. If you value performance (lighter), more tire options, and cost...go 20". If you want Tesla spec foam lined tires you're stuck with 21" OEM tires
For a decent flush fit on stock ride height (+12mm further out over OEM) something like this would be a good starting point in 20 or 21:
front 10" +34 offset
rear 11" +39 offset
For a decent flush fit on stock ride height (+12mm further out over OEM) something like this would be a good starting point in 20 or 21:
front 10" +34 offset
rear 11" +39 offset
Im running 21X9 with 32 offset front and 21X10.5 35 offset rear with 295/35 rear and 265/35 front, and zero rubbing issues (no luggage, 2 passengers plus driver...havent driven with full complete passenger load/trunk load...but most likely, I wont ever). on a 2022 long range. Michelin Pilot 4S All season tires.
You're good.
We machine a 21x9.5+35 for the refresh S and a 21x9.0+25 will sit in the same outer position. Not too aggressive, not too conservative. 265/35/21 factory tire size will fit great.
21x10.5+39 is a solid fitment for Refresh. Again, not overly aggressive and not too conservative. Would use 295/30/21 tire.
You'll need 72.56mm (BMW) to 64.1mm (TSLA) hubrings.
Model S 2021 Wheel Guide here.
A proper wheel and tire package 20" or 21" should have the same factory out diameter ~28". The gap won't change because a proper wheel and tire package should have the same outer diameter regardless of 19" 20" 21". Simply put, bigger the wheel, thinner the tire (so outer diameter of the tire shouldn't change).
For a good wheel fitment, check out our 2021 Tesla Model S wheel guide.
Buckeyeplaid
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Buckeyeplaid
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Black Plaid rolling on T Sportline fully forged / made in USA staggered TS115 20x10 & 20x11 wheels in gloss black (driver side) and matte black (passenger side) on Michelin Pilot Sport 4S, 285/35/20 fronts 315/30/20 rears (wide tire option).
Fully forged or "flow forged" ? I didn't know T Sportline offered fully forged wheels.
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