Show off your aftermarket wheels.

[jensus]

Stig, de var utrolig fine på bilen din! Helt rått!
Hvor fikk du tak i disse og hvor mye måtte du ut med?

 

[Stig O]

Here is an other picture of Nurburgering 9X20". I think tire dimension 255/35-20 which was the only choice in Micheline R2, looks mutch better than 245/40-20 as most people use. With ET 35 and 9" the wheel gets about 2cm wider, which also looks better.
I think Model S deserves at least 20" wheels summer and Winter.

 

[REBroker]

Gorgeous! Stig, is your car also lowered?

 

[Stig O]

It is just lowered 1 cm like the old "low". I will lower 2cm when my 21" summer wheel get on.

 

[celter]

First picture of my new car, waiting to be "Opti-Coated" and wearing it's new "wintershoes":

 

[kseitzberg]

ACE Convex on a P85D - All black

Brand New - Changed the wheels behind the SC in Copenhagen.

 

[sickfox]

I love that sinister look... black on black!

ACE Convex on a P85D - All black

Brand New - Changed the wheels behind the SC in Copenhagen.

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Here's my S104s in 21s.

I know, it needs a drop!

Here's a better look of the S104s.

 

[REBroker]

@sickfox your car looks amazing! Love the yellow calipers

One question if you don't mind, I've been getting information on painting the bottom trim of my Model S, like you have, did the shop have to remove all the parts in order to paint them, and was that really labor intensive? Or did they paint them without removal? A shop I got a quote from says both bumpers have to be removed and both back doors have to be removed to access the bottom trim pieces in order to paint them. They're talking about a total of thirty one hours to complete the work, plus part expenses. Seems excessive in my opinion, not to mention invasive, that's why I'm inquiring. I would highly appreciate any details on what it took to get yours done.

 

[REBroker]

I just saw your reply in the other thread, thanks!!

 

[46&2]

As it just has to be said, every once in a while so people don't forget:

Thank you all for sharing these pictures!
They're a great help to imagine different looks of the car depending on color/rim/chrome combinations!

(Still thinking about what rim design to get)

 

[mike-415]

I know, it needs a drop!

Is that stock air suspension at low height? To my eye, it's perfect; any lower and it would look like the suspension broke and you'd be bouncing off the bump stops.

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As it just has to be said, every once in a while so people don't forget:

Thank you all for sharing these pictures!
They're a great help to imagine different looks of the car depending on color/rim/chrome combinations!

(Still thinking about what rim design to get)

Amen! I just ordered the TSW Nurburgring thanks to all the photos and advice here.

 

[thebe]

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What wheels are those? I'm in love with them

 

[TSportline]

T Sportline TST 19x8.5", brilliant silver finish


T Sportline TS117+ Forged 21x9.0" front | 21x9.5" rear, matte black finish


T Sportline TS112+ Forged 21x9.0" front | 21x9.5" rear, matte grey finish


#alloriginal = use factory center caps, factory tpms, factory lug nuts and factory tire.

 

[dennis]

Some more shots of the HRE P43SC's in Satin Bronze.

 

[Riprazor]

Vossen CVT directional rims

P85D with Vossen CVT 20x10.5 in the rear running 275/40-20's (needed to add a 5mm spacer) 20x9 in the front running 245/40-20's. Special thanks to Eric at Getyourwheels for the setup and guidance.

 

[sickfox]

It is the low setting for air suspension. I've been contemplating whether or not to get the lowering links. I like the lowered look when parked but I don't want any damaged. Since my wife doesn't mess around with the settings and we have a separate driver profile, i can actually do it. We'll see....

And yes, this thread is awesome. I saved a lot of pics from this thread alone.

Is that stock air suspension at low height? To my eye, it's perfect; any lower and it would look like the suspension broke and you'd be bouncing off the bump stops.

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Amen! I just ordered the TSW Nurburgring thanks to all the photos and advice here.

 

[GetYourWheels]

We just finished up an install on our customer's 1 day old Model S!
We set him up with a set of square 20x9 CVTs in the brand new Gloss Graphite finish!
Tires are 245/40/20 Bridgestone S04s all around

Turned out beautifully, and I love the new Gloss Graphite finish option!

 

[REBroker]

Here's my P85D on 20x9/20x10 +35 TSW Nurburgrind Mirror-Cut Face wheels. Tires are Continental DWS 245/40/20 front, 275/40/20 rear. Big thanks to Jason at GetYourWheels for his patience and service, he's top notch, highly recommended. Also, thanks to Stig O for the inspiration, I really wanted the Nurburgrind wheels because of their weight, price and look, however, the deal wasn't sealed until I saw a photo of Stig's car!

 

[CSFTN]

Here's my P85D on 20x9/20x10 +35 TSW Nurburgrind Mirror-Cut Face wheels. Tires are Continental DWS 245/40/20 front, 275/40/20 rear. Big thanks to Jason at GetYourWheels for his patience and service, he's top notch, highly recommended. Also, thanks to Stig O for the inspiration, I really wanted the Nurburgrind wheels because of their weight, price and look, however, the deal wasn't sealed until I saw a photo of Stig's car!

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Nice. Any idea where they're made - specifically, China?

 

[REBroker]

Nice. Any idea where they're made - specifically, China?

Not sure, definitely not in US as I had to wait over a month for them due to the port issues and lack of supply.