What is the name of the wheels

[Eddie1424]

I really like these wheels ,
Just wondering if anyone knows the name of these wheels/ rims ? I uploaded some pictures I found online

 

[sixela]

Stiletto (as on the Model 3, but in black).

Not sure they're going to be offered, though, since the Model Y order page only lists the newer Gemini, Induction and Überturbine as options.

 

[Eddie1424]

Sixela,
Thanks for the respond , I really like the looks of these rims instead , hopefully by having them it wouldn’t decrease the range. Would you know how much these rims sale for $ ?

 

[computerchuck]

Looks like the Model 3 (formally MY), 19 inch sport rims painted black.

 

[Eddie1424]

@ computerchuck,
I like those sport rims , better than the performance wheels that come with model Y, hopefully I’ll able to purchase them somewhere online.

 

[computerchuck]

I’m with you. I prefer the sport rims more than anything that they currently offer. In silver or black.

@ computerchuck,
I like those sport rims , better than the performance wheels that come with model Y, hopefully I’ll able to purchase them somewhere online.

 

[Bigbear503]

i like those rims as well. I'm surprised a aftermarket wheel company hasn't made a replica of it. I've see a replica of the turbine wheels from a S/X.

 

[Eddie1424]

@Bigbear503
I agree I’m surprised no other company haven’t made replica ,
By far my favorite wheels , if I get the model Y , I’ll definitely be getting these wheels.

 

[RoBoRaT]

@ computerchuck,
I like those sport rims , better than the performance wheels that come with model Y, hopefully I’ll able to purchase them somewhere online.

You should be able to order a set of wheels (just wheels) from local Tesla Service Center, and have them powder coated black/any color.

I bought a powder coated set 20" Sport Wheel from a person (he has a shop/business to refinish/powder coat wheels) here in SoCal.


After I verify that these will fit and rated for Model Y load, I will wrap them with 255/40/20 tires and replace the 21" Überturbines from Performance Y.

 

[computerchuck]

You should be able to order a set of wheels (just wheels) from local Tesla Service Center, and have them powder coated black/any color.

I bought a powder coated set 20" Sport Wheel from a person (he has a shop/business to refinish/powder coat wheels) here in SoCal.


After I verify that these will fit and rated for Model Y load, I will wrap them with 255/40/20 tires and replace the 21" Überturbines from Performance Y.

thank you. Excellent suggestions

 

[Eddie1424]

@RoBoRaT ,
Thanks for sharing that information and sharing pictures ,
They look really good

 

[Eddie1424]

I wonder if the range will increase because the weight of those of wheels are lighter and smaller than the new performance wheels

 

[RoBoRaT]

I wonder if the range will increase because the weight of those of wheels are lighter and smaller than the new performance wheels

Ideally, they should get to 315 mile range - similar to the 20" Induction wheels. They do look nice but just want to reiterate that we don't know the load rating of these 20" Sportwheels - so bear that in mind if you intend to use them.

And, YMMV.

 

[Kuro Houou]

Ideally, they should get to 315 mile range - similar to the 20" Induction wheels. They do look nice but just want to reiterate that we don't know the load rating of these 20" Sportwheels - so bear that in mind if you intend to use them.

And, YMMV.

Seeing as the car they came from is 300 pounds lighter, I am sure as long as your not carrying a full load of people and gear you will be fine.

 

[RoBoRaT]

Seeing as the car they came from is 300 pounds lighter, I am sure as long as your not carrying a full load of people and gear you will be fine.

Was thinking along the same lines:
Will a Model 3 20" performance wheel fit a Model Y?

Still need to have Tesla Bluetooth TPMS sensors. I tried aftermarket BLE sensor but the Y is not detecting them (I know they work because I can track them real time via Phone app).

This maybe fixed when we get the Wheel Configuration or TPMS Relearn function in future software updates.

Other than that, the switch is good so far.
I will do range/consumption test in the next few days.

 

[Kuro Houou]

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Was thinking along the same lines:
Will a Model 3 20" performance wheel fit a Model Y?

Still need to have Tesla Bluetooth TPMS sensors. I tried aftermarket BLE sensor but the Y is not detecting them (I know they work because I can track them real time via Phone app).

This maybe fixed when we get the Wheel Configuration or TPMS Relearn function in future software updates.

Other than that, the switch is good so far.
I will do range/consumption test in the next few days.

I read somewhere the Model Y uses a different frequency then the model 3.. not sure if that's the problem or not though.

 

[RoBoRaT]

I read somewhere the Model Y uses a different frequency then the model 3.. not sure if that's the problem or not though.

Model Y uses 2.4 GHz Bluetooth TPMS sensors while other Tesla models has been using 433 MHz sensors.

 

[Eddie1424]

Do you have a YouTube link ?