TSportline wheels for Model Y

[RedSupraT]

Yup. And the factory Y wheels are square for 19" / 20", staggered for 21".

TSportline offers square-setup for all sizes (Model 3 & Model Y), with a few staggered-setup options as well:

• Model Y - 21"
• Model 3 - 20"
• Model 3 - 19"

Any idea if the 21" wheels will work with a 265/40 and 295/40 tire setup?

 

[Y_tho]

Any idea if the 21" wheels will work with a 265/40 and 295/40 tire setup?

Not sure, but I've seen lots of discussion on this site regarding wider tire sizes - I'm sure there are others who can answer that. FYI the wheel sizes are 21x9.5 (front) and 21x10.5 (rear), with staggered setup, both with OEM wheels and with TSportline wheels.

 

[RedSupraT]

Not sure, but I've seen lots of discussion on this site regarding wider tire sizes - I'm sure there are others who can answer that. FYI the wheel sizes are 21x9.5 (front) and 21x10.5 (rear), with staggered setup, both with OEM wheels and with TSportline wheels.

I guess I should have asked: Are the TSportlines wheels IDENTICAL in size to the OEM Überturbine Wheel 21's?? I've already go those tires sizes on my MYP and fit perfectly. Just want to be sure they wheels sizes are same as OEM.

 

[Y_tho]

I guess I should have asked: Are the TSportlines wheels IDENTICAL in size to the OEM Überturbine Wheel 21's?? I've already go those tires sizes on my MYP and fit perfectly. Just want to be sure they wheels sizes are same as OEM.

Ah! Yeah it looks like identical size (and looks like I inadvertently answered that in my last reply).

 

[SDM44]

I've been running a 21" TS5 square setup for the past 1.5 years now (26k miles) without any problems, and it still drives great to this day.

I first bought this setup before T Sportline started offering it, so in a way I was the guinea pig for it but I've proven it works well. Offset is perfect too and looks good with 265-35/21 A/S tires.

 

[amoney805]

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Hows the ride compared to stock ubertines?

 

[Brian-MS90D]

In my opinion, I find them to be a little noticeably stiffer over bumps than the stock summer performance tires on the 21" Uberturbines.

Also, TSportline wheels for Model Y

 

[Boedha-Online]

I guess I should have asked: Are the TSportlines wheels IDENTICAL in size to the OEM Überturbine Wheel 21's?? I've already go those tires sizes on my MYP and fit perfectly. Just want to be sure they wheels sizes are same as OEM.

OEM is et40 front and 48 on the rear
T sportline is et30 front and 38 on the rear so all 4 wheels will be pushed out by 10mm

 

[Hamtaro7]

Not Sure If im crazy but I found that going from the 21 stock summer tires, to the 18 inch tsport line with pilot season 4 all seasons the car feels more rough.

 

[TL:DR]

Not Sure If im crazy but I found that going from the 21 stock summer tires, to the 18 inch tsport line with pilot season 4 all seasons the car feels more rough.

Maybe you're crazy and it's a rougher ride.

 

[Hamtaro7]

Maybe you're crazy and it's a rougher ride.

I don't think I had enough time with the 21s, i sold them after like a week of getting my vehicle and switched them out.

 

[badiban]

I am happy with mine, too. This is the second Tesla I've had them on:

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Are these TS5s or TSVs?

 

[ChadS]

They are the TSS "arachnid" style.

 

[Hamtaro7]

I'm having a hard time finding cross climates for the 18s , seems to be a very rare size for this tire

 

[TomServo]

I opted to dump the 21" Uber Turbinws for some 18s squared from TSportLine. Going on two years now, they changed the vehicle dynamics in every way possible for a DD in a POSITIVE way. I no longer fear potholes/curbs, our MYP is faster and more efficient and they are wearing like iron.

I ordered them before my MYP was delivered

Truth be told I was never a fan of BIG wheels and rubber band tires. They serve no purpose on a street vehicle. I kept my 21s and will reinstall them when I sell or trade my 2022 MYP.

 

[ggunn9]

I opted to dump the 21" Uber Turbinws for some 18s squared from TSportLine. Going on two years now, they changed the vehicle dynamics in every way possible for a DD in a POSITIVE way. I no longer fear potholes/curbs, our MYP is faster and more efficient and they are wearing like iron.

I ordered them before my MYP was delivered

Truth be told I was never a fan of BIG wheels and rubber band tires. They serve no purpose on a street vehicle. I kept my 21s and will reinstall them when I sell or trade my 2022 MYP.

Tom, What did you do in the USAF? I am also retired from the USAF 5J Paralegal and 3E7 Fire protection. 1997-2017. good times.

 

[Noflash]

Not Sure If im crazy but I found that going from the 21 stock summer tires, to the 18 inch tsport line with pilot season 4 all seasons the car feels more rough.

Heavier wheels absorb more road impact.

 

[TomServo]

Tom, What did you do in the USAF? I am also retired from the USAF 5J Paralegal and 3E7 Fire protection. 1997-2017. good times.

2T2 Aerial Port aka Logistics. Served 48 years (22 active, 26 as a civilian. Retired from USTRANSCOM in 2020. I had a ball.

 

[stlgrym3]

I'm looking at the 20" TS5 to replace my Uberturbine on my MYP. they look nice and cheap, but what's the trade off? are they poorly made and not as strong as other more expensive options such as Martian?

 

[DavidPetr.]

I have two sets of Tsportline wheels and tires to replace the original MYP wheels.

1. TSS 20” Tesla Model Y Wheel and Tire Package (Set of 4) - Satin Black / 20x10” Front & Rear / Falken Azenis FK460 All Season 275/40/20 (Extra Wheel Protection)
2. TSR 19" Tesla Model Y Wheel and Winter Tire Package (Set of 4) × 1
   Satin Black - Backordered until End of September / 19x9.5" Front & Rear / Continental VikingContact 7 Winter

If I had to do it again, I would buy 19" for both seasons. The 19" seems to be more efficient 255 vs. 275, and they deal better with the potholes. I like the look of the TSR more.