2017 Tesla Model S Getting New Wheels

Hey guys in this video we will be install new wheels on the tesla Model S. We went with the OEM Turbine 21" Tesla wheels.

[@ThatBasicTesla]

Loving the build! I’m on the same process with my model S :)

[@tomprice2407]

Don't forget to recalibrate for the different size wheels. I think it's on the service page on the touch screen

[@danielcondins5812]

Looks great! I will do the same on my Tesla S Raven 🙂

[@zach4172]

Really nice install. I'd throw some carbon fiber accents on there next. BTW, is the Merge Screens product you guys installed on the Lexus still operating well? Can't seem to find any good options on the market for my '18 Q60 S. Really hoping Merge Screens makes a good product that I can consider. Thanks

[@BurningRubberr]

Thanks for watching! We are thinking of a spoiler next. Also Im not sure on the Merge Screens for your Q60, Lexus still seems to be working well

[@drewpadilla8724]

Did you black out the tail lights ?

[@James-ip5gz]

Do you know if a turn radius limiter is required to mount the 21" wheels? Someone told me the 21's are big enough to rub against the wheel well without a turn radius limiter.

[@LariatPSD]

You just grind down the fins in the front of the liner and Bob's your uncle.

[@mohammadnayyar8452]

I have the same car and just got these wheels would anyone know why mines are rubbing in the front when turned all the way to side

[@nicolasgalileo7209]

Wrong!!!!! You should never tight your lug nut with impact gun.!!!! Set them tight by hand then with a torque wrench @130lbs

[@thomaswilson2917]

Forgot to mention that you need to put the model S in jack mode before jacking up the car

[@BurningRubberr]

Thanks for watching, this Model S does not have Jack mode since it has no air suspension. But good call for those who do!

[@thomaswilson2917]

@@BurningRubberr appears to become std in 2017 from what I get on the Internet. I have a 2022 and it has jack mode