These kinds of things are typically only noticed by people who care, just like
@MODEL+ said. Basically, "if you know, you know". I am not into wheels so I cant spot aftermarket wheel "tells".
My wife and I only drove BMWs for the past 15 years or so, prior to me buying my model 3P though. For BMWs, I know all the visual queues, and could easily tell when someone tried to put quad tailpipes on a lower end model, or stuck badges someplace they "didnt belong".
Even with that being said, I always thought, "hey, you do you". There are tons of people who cant tell the difference between a BMW 330 and an M3 (the real one) for example. They saw "BMW" and thought they were all M3s.
With tesla's since there are very little real differences between them, visually, its even less of "a thing". You should put the sticker on if you like the look, because anyone who actually would care what brand wheels those are can likely tell if they get close enough to look without the sticker, while almost everyone else wont know what the sticker represents.
So, do it or not because you like the look... because as
@MODEL+ put it (very well) "if you know, you know, you know?"