Vendor Tesla Model S Flow Forged Wheels - Model TSS Available in 19" & 20"

[TSportline]

The T Sportline TSS Tesla Model S Flow Forged Wheel is built exclusively for the Tesla Model S. It's manufactured in a flow forged process and is available in 3 colors: Space Gray, Gloss Black, and Matte Black.

Our Space Gray finish contains dark tones of grey and black mixed with metallic flake to give the finish the extra dimension.

The 19" TSS is available in a square fitment, 19x8.5" Front & Rear. Tire sizes is 245/45-19 for 19x8.5".

The 20" TSS is available in a square fitment, 20x9.0" Front & Rear, and a staggered fitment, 20x9.0" Front, 20x10" Rear. Tire sizes are 245/40-20 for 20x9.0" and 275/40-20 for 20x10".

A Model S owner can use a factory Tesla center cap, a factory Tesla lug nut, and factory Tesla TPMS sensor. The TSS is fully tested to the SAE J2530 standard and a great alternative to the 19" Tesla Model S factory wheel and 21" Tesla Model S Turbine wheel.

Our wheel comes with a color matched T Sportline center cap, but you can use a factory center cap.

Pearl White Model S with 20" TSS Flow Forged Wheels in Matte Black

 

[jruiz510]

The T Sportline TSS Tesla Model S Flow Forged Wheel is built exclusively for the Tesla Model S. It's manufactured in a flow forged process and is available in 3 colors: Space Gray, Gloss Black, and Matte Black.

Our Space Gray finish contains dark tones of grey and black mixed with metallic flake to give the finish the extra dimension.

The 19" TSS is available in a square fitment, 19x8.5" Front & Rear. Tire sizes is 245/45-19 for 19x8.5".

The 20" TSS is available in a square fitment, 20x9.0" Front & Rear, and a staggered fitment, 20x9.0" Front, 20x10" Rear. Tire sizes are 245/40-20 for 20x9.0" and 275/40-20 for 20x10".

A Model S owner can use a factory Tesla center cap, a factory Tesla lug nut, and factory Tesla TPMS sensor. The TSS is fully tested to the SAE J2530 standard and a great alternative to the 19" Tesla Model S factory wheel and 21" Tesla Model S Turbine wheel.

Our wheel comes with a color matched T Sportline center cap, but you can use a factory center cap.

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Pearl White Model S with 20" TSS Flow Forged Wheels in Matte Black

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What is the weight difference from a standard 21" offering vs forged here?

 

[Piano Wood]

From their website:
20x9.0": 29.7 lbs; 20x10": 30.45 lbs

 

[jruiz510]

From their website:
20x9.0": 29.7 lbs; 20x10": 30.45 lbs

Do Standard 20"S weight more? I always thought forged wheels weigh significantly less than standard wheels of the same wheel size.

 

[Piano Wood]

Do Standard 20"S weight more? I always thought forged wheels weigh significantly less than standard wheels of the same wheel size.

Model S and X only have 19" or 21" options . Turbine, cyclone and std split 5 spoke each have different weights.

 

[TSportline]

Silver Model S with 20" TSS Flow Forged Wheels in Space Gray

 

[TSportline]

Black Model S with Matte Black 20 inch TSS Flow Forged Wheels

 

[tubaprde]

Can you run wider tires on the 19” wheels than 245s?

 

[TSportline]

Can you run wider tires on the 19” wheels than 245s?

We can only recommend the factory 245/45-19" tire size.

 

[Ostrichsak]

So far all of the pictures posted mounted up on a Model S are the 20" version. Can you post the same thing but in the 19" flavor for comparison purposes?

 

[TSportline]

@Ostrichsak

19" TSS Flow Forged Wheels in Space Gray

 

[jvl007]

@Tsportline Tempted but am concerned about aftwrmafter wheels and Service Centers. Any issues with SC saying no to service due to aftermarket wheels?

 

[Ostrichsak]

@Tsportline Tempted but am concerned about aftwrmafter wheels and Service Centers. Any issues with SC saying no to service due to aftermarket wheels?

That's not how that works.

 

[jvl007]

That's not how that works.

Right, that's why I'm asking. Have heard SC refusing to service a vehicle due to aftermarket wheels so I was just curious, that's all.

 

[Ostrichsak]

Right, that's why I'm asking. Have heard SC refusing to service a vehicle due to aftermarket wheels so I was just curious, that's all.

Service what? That's a very important distinction. Some may not mount tires due to aftermarket wheels being more temperamental than OEM wheels as far as el cheapo wheel/tire/balance machines. As far as refusing warranty work though, they'd have to PROVE that your modification is what caused the failure to deny warranty work. Deny you service for repairs you'd pay out of your own pocket? I'm sure they could but that service manager wouldn't be in work for very long since soliciting paid labor is among the top in their job description.

 

[jvl007]

Service what? That's a very important distinction. Some may not mount tires due to aftermarket wheels being more temperamental than OEM wheels as far as el cheapo wheel/tire/balance machines. As far as refusing warranty work though, they'd have to PROVE that your modification is what caused the failure to deny warranty work. Deny you service for repairs you'd pay out of your own pocket? I'm sure they could but that service manager wouldn't be in work for very long since soliciting paid labor is among the top in their job description.

Ah got it, thanks for the feedback, appreciate it.

 

[Venomboy]

My service center said they wouldn't mount tires on aftermarket wheels. I asked if they would mount aftermarket wheel/tire packages on my car and they didn't really have an answer.

 

[TSportline]

My service center said they wouldn't mount tires on aftermarket wheels. I asked if they would mount aftermarket wheel/tire packages on my car and they didn't really have an answer.

Some owners have used this form to install their new aftermarket wheels at Service Centers.

 

[cmarshack]

That's not how that works.

I have had the service center refuse to align my car because of aftermarket wheels, so yes,then can refuse to perform certain service.

 

[Venomboy]

Thanks! One of my service centers said their wheel mounting equipment (meaning mounting tires on wheels) is only for Tesla wheels and they don't want to damage non-Tesla wheels. Don't know if this is true or just a way to avoid dealing with 3rd party parts.