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19" is more expensive regardless, and the tesla packages come with TPMS sensors in them. But yes they are still over priced if you want to do a bit of legwork yourself.I’ve never bought winter tires for any of my previous cars so I’m a newbie here.
I’ve got 19” sport wheels. Should I be looking for 19” winter tires too, or go down a size?
Also, Tesla.com is selling the 19” tire and rim for $4400 and the 18” for $2400. Why the huge difference between the two, and why so much more expensive than Canadian tire? Am I paying big money for the rims?
I’ve never bought winter tires for any of my previous cars so I’m a newbie here.
I’ve got 19” sport wheels. Should I be looking for 19” winter tires too, or go down a size?
Also, Tesla.com is selling the 19” tire and rim for $4400 and the 18” for $2400. Why the huge difference between the two, and why so much more expensive than Canadian tire? Am I paying big money for the rims?
I haven't seen any steel rims that fit a model 3...spent a few weeks searching, and ultimately gave up...plus if you do find steel rims they will end up probably being close to $100 each, and for just a bit more you can get something much nicer looking....my $0.02I'm thinking of going to costco in Brampton to get XI3 and steel rims.
Anyone go there and have them lift your car? Also, I haven't seen any mention of steel rims. I'm guessing they'll work just fine?
For example I got the continental winter contact si for 735 after rebate, rims from partsengine.ca for 630, TPMS from eBay for 130, so total of around 1500 + tax. Add 60 to mount and balance, so almost 1k less than the tesla 18" package.
Thanks.I haven't seen any steel rims that fit a model 3...spent a few weeks searching, and ultimately gave up...plus if you do find steel rims they will end up probably being close to $100 each, and for just a bit more you can get something much nicer looking....my $0.02
Steel is also a lot heavier than alloy wheels, so you're going to lose range as well. Not to mention ugly (you really want to put steels on a $65k+ car?)I haven't seen any steel rims that fit a model 3...spent a few weeks searching, and ultimately gave up...plus if you do find steel rims they will end up probably being close to $100 each, and for just a bit more you can get something much nicer looking....my $0.02
Meant to say I ordered the Replika 187s from them.Thanks.
Ended up ordering the wheels from Tires23 for 800 taxes in.
I’m going with Tesla mostly for peace of mind and less hassle. I’ve had a shop overtorque and strip the bolt on a car before and you’re basically on your own to repair it. That’s enough for me to go with Tesla and have some sort of recourse.
Well that and I’m already pushing for Tesla to succeed by having gotten a car, I’d like to support them this way as well.
I ordered these ones (but dont copy me! ). With the 10% discount they were around 157 each. I forgot to mention these need hub rings as well, which were around $16 with the discount. I will very likely use these as my summer rims and swap the winter tires over to the aero rims...figuring the aero rims may offset a bit of the cold weather range loss. According to the mfg, these rims are roughly the same weight as the aero rims...about 0.5 lbs lighter per tire in fact.Which rims did you end up going for? Will they be your winter rims or next summer rims?
Thanks,
Meant to say I ordered the Replika 187s from them.
You’re welcome.Just booked for 27th..so I am 5 I think
thanks for doing the leg work..
jb
I ordered these ones (but dont copy me! ). With the 10% discount they were around 157 each. I forgot to mention these need hub rings as well, which were around $16 with the discount. I will very likely use these as my summer rims and swap the winter tires over to the aero rims...figuring the aero rims may offset a bit of the cold weather range loss. According to the mfg, these rims are roughly the same weight as the aero rims...about 0.5 lbs lighter per tire in fact.