Will 19 Inch Wheels Fit the Tesla Model Y Performance?

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The answer is YES! The Tesla Model Y Performance will fit 19 inch wheels. Watch this video to see the step-by-step process of removing a 21 inch Uberturbine wheel and installing a 19 inch Tesla Model Y Aftermarket Wheel on the Tesla Model Y Performance!
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[@HKG36Kc]

Good stuff. Didn't hear my main reason for buying 19's: the extra sidewall is really needed on the rough pot holed streets here in Philly. Small sidewall tires get more shear force on them on potholes, etc. and blow them out faster.

[@TSportline]

Good call!

[@randomyoutubeuser8509]

Does going from 21 to 19 decrease the top speed capabilities and 0-60 of the performance model?

[@familytravels550]

The most important thing that no one seems to answer. Should be part of video

[@SnowbirdSteeze]

Putting 19s on my MYP made it significantly more comfortable

[@TSportline]

Makes a huge difference!

[@angelo7045]

@@TSportline can I buy them without the tire just the rims?

[@hotspot930]

Will my 2022 MYP fit to these 19“ wheels?

[@Mx4_1972]

@@hotspot930 yes

[@jameshaney8061]

Any acceleration difference?

[@IamY00t]

5:54 Yes there is. I'm rocking Nokian Hakkapeliitta R5 EV winter tyres on my MYP right now.

[@ariweinberg1585]

Just put on the 19inch TS5 with the Michelin Pilot Sport All Season on our MYP. Looks great. Rides great. Can't wait to see how they perform in the snow.

[@TSportline]

Thank you for the support!

[@jacka7211]

Thanks, I will get these also.

[@j.e.d.3]

Hey Ari - any pics of your MYP with 19s available?

[@jbluth1628]

How did they do in the snow?

[@ariw99]

Just fine in the snow.

[@Solo-gx2xc]

Just ordered TS5s for my M3P. Satin Black. Coming tomorrow in the mail! Can’t wait for the upgrades.

[@TSportline]

nice! Hope you enjoy your new wheels!

[@warrenpowers3297]

Thank you for posting this. I ordered the MY Perf. and live in Northern Canada. I have been planning to do exactly this for winter tires. Your video answered all of my questions!! thx!

[@TSportline]

Glad it was helpful!

[@mitchellbarnow1709]

Beautiful wheels that I would want to use year round for comfort and durability. Thank you so much for sharing another great product!

[@TSportline]

Glad you like them!

[@mitchellbarnow1709]

@@TSportline I really appreciated your reply! Thank you so much, Elie

[@TommyThaGreat]

I love your content ! Y'all should shoot in 4K Resolution at 60 Frames Per Second !

[@TSportline]

Thank you!

[@skare2crow]

@@TSportline Na don't do that. 4k yes 60 no. Great content!

[@mattbrew11]

What is the weight difference of the wheel and tire combo? What are the width and offset dimensions of all 4 wheels in the video? Are you factoring in the weight of the aero wheel cover of the factory 19s? How much range did you gain? How much gain in acceleration 0-60 & 0-100? Can I run a 265/40R19 with your 19” wheels or the factory ones?

[@eugeniedenardis8956]

I'm still "doing my homework" before purchasing the Model Y...plenty of time considering they are not yet in Australia, where I live. So thanks for this very informative video.

[@TSportline]

You're welcome, let us know if you have any questions!

[@jimtoomey9522]

Great video ! Thank you very much for all of your teams time and expertise ! Very much appreciated !

[@TSportline]

Thanks for watching!

[@joeberge441]

I agree with the increased mileage and smoothness of the 19's. The looks are what I like about my Y Performance. I'm one of the people who like keeping the car original from the factory. They spent millions on R&D. Yes it is not the most comfortable ride. But, after all, it is the Performance Edition.

[@TSportline]

Fair enough!

[@ivxample]

Completely agree 21s all the way

[@andrewkingjr.6356]

Great video, you actually answered all of my questions and then some; I didn't think about the weight savings, but you didn't mention the sidewall/curb rash protection. "liked" and "subscribed"

[@TSportline]

Glad it was helpful!

[@EduardoMaradiaga-s5w]

I am going to need this , including the all season tires

[@HallowTree1031]

Love the looks of this rim. I will have to get this as a summer wheel for my model y even I take delivery

[@TSportline]

Good choice!

[@gregggegunde]

Looks much better in the 21". For our Canadian winters, I have a set of 21" rims mounted on 21" winter tires for my 2024 Y Performance, so yes; they are available. I do get the benefits of 19" tires/rims for both efficiency and snow/ice handling... but in my opinion it doesn't look good on the YP. Great video though, very informative. Thank you.

[@sleepertesla6613]

Those TS5 wheels looks really good in the Y..

[@TSportline]

Agreed

[@troyehnisz9907]

I have had never ending sidewall blow out and bubbles I’m glad you can get a smaller wheel.are the brake size the same on the model 3 performance?

[@jjarv1531]

Won’t the aerodynamics for those rims negatively impact the range more than you would gain from the wait savings? They look great and I’d have no issues throwing 19s on a performance

[@TSportline]

Based on our driving with these wheels, there is little to no difference in range impact compared to factory 19". Also, when downsizing from 21" Uberturbine to any 19" you'd see better range and efficiency regardless of which style wheel you run.

[@anthonygiordano6265]

Hi , do you have to change the setting in the service tab to let the car know you have 19" tires now in stead of the 21"?

[@rkgsd]

It's a damn shame Tesla doesn't offer a smaller unstaggered wheel option for the performance models. I didn't want to buy a performance only to have to pay another few thousand just to downsize the wheels. I had read stories about ride harshness and door panel rattles and that's precisely why I went with a long range Y with the stock 19" Gemini wheels a few years ago. I could have them powder coated black after the tires wear out, but might go with some Tesla-specific aftermarket wheels like these if the price difference isn't too much.

[@TeslaSoCal]

How do the T-Sportline 19” compare to the Tesla 20” Warp in performance, tracking, range, and comfort?

[@eilbron]

How much more comfort do these offer vs your 20 inch wheels? Noticeably more comfort? Cant decide between your 19" vs 20" ts5 wheels for my 2022 MYP. Feel like the 19s look alittle off or too small.

[@Ald2k11]

For me I love the sport look and comfort

[@nh1225]

An additional benefit not mentioned is that your chances of surviving rim damage is greatly improved if you hit a pot hole on the road at high speed which can happen frequently if one is not paying close attention to driving conditions. Additional cushion distance between road contact and rim is generally greater on 19” wheels. 👍. Great video and very informative 👍

[@TSportline]

That's definitely true! lots of protection against potholes

[@justindudek5324]

Yep, just had front springs replaced. Pothole

[@crabkilla]

1. Softer ride 2. Longer lasting tires 3. More tire options (cheaper) available

[@blog500070]

I like this type of videos! answers a bunch of my questions

[@TSportline]

Glad it could help!

[@Thedoodney]

Will a Nokian Hakkapeliitta R3 Winter 255/45R19 104T XL Passenger Tire fit on the 19inch T Sportline rims? or does one have to order the non XL tire?

[@TSportline]

That will work!

[@01ananto]

If i got the wheel is any store can change that? or i have to go to any specific store to do that?

[@TSportline]

Almost any wheel & tire shop will be able to do the install for you.

[@01ananto]

@@TSportline Thanks for the reply . I would love to order but why there is no amazon store in US? cause i guess amazon has better return policy. also is there any return policy if i dont like the performance after using 1 day ?

[@TSportline]

@@01ananto We recommend checking out our return policy in the link below: tsportline.com/pages/return-policy

[@PFG888]

So what I want to know is: on the 19 inch was is the 0-60 times. I think normally it is 3.5s with the 21 inch, but if you switch to 19 inch will you still get the 3.5s? (I know you said performance is same or better, but I would like to see that tested)

[@TSportline]

It varies based on conditions and battery, however we've had customers report better 0-60 times with proper conditions and battery charge.

[@TA-ne4nh]

exactly what i needed!

[@davidnickson]

Thanks for the video! Of course the reason you get asked this question so often is that Tesla themselves sow doubt and confusion. In their own shop the Y 19" winter tyre package is stated as not being compatible with the performance version. And...last week I placed an order for a new YP and the sales adviser (I live in MN) specifically emailed me with a warning about other wheels needing to "factor in the larger barrel size of the rim necessary to fit the performance brake calipers". It would be helpful to know if there's something specific about your TS5 that makes all of this compatibility stuff a non-issue. As of today - you aren't showing any 19" winter tyre/wheel packages available on your website...when will they be back?

[@TSportline]

Our fitment allows for proper clearance of the performance calipers, which includes width and offset. We will have more 19" options back in stock in February!

[@PickleballMike509]

@@TSportline that’s a poor answer. Be more specific please

[@cass8650]

How about giving us the SPECIFIC numbers regarding the amount of additional range we get with the 19" wheels?

[@TSportline]

Likely around an additional 15% of range.

[@SCWgreg]

I believe Tesla says, as indicated by the onscreen wheel config (when you change your tire size setting), is that you then achieve the same range as the Long Range Model Y. Note, My 2020 Perf Model Y was spec’d for 291 miles, and the LR Model Y from this same era was 306 miles… so I should get an extra 15 miles of range. But I would not achieve the range of the newer era LR Model Ys which have 326 miles (they have a newer battery pack with improved chemistry/efficiency).

[@mattbrew11]

@@SCWgreg does the performance also have this new chemistry?

[@SCWgreg]

@@mattbrew11 yes. I’ve since sold my 2020 Performance Model Y (291 mile range), and turned around and bought the same model (Jan 2022), but now has 306 mile range. That and a dozen other incremental improvements.

[@darryljohnson1985]

awesome video, answered my questions regarding the 21 inch on the performance - thanks

[@TSportline]

Great to hear!

[@JaybirdCU]

Can’t decide between 18 and 19 inch for my MYP. Any thoughts would be appreciated. I live in Colorado, and it goes to the mountains, but I have a jeep for anything that is truly off road.

[@RosePigCooking]

Do you need to do a wheel alignment when changing the tires each time… I’m in NY and was thinking of getting 19s for the fall and winter and the 21s for spring and summer

[@TSportline]

No you do not, unless your alignment is already off!

[@derrickhatfield6163]

What happens with the speedometer and how many miles go on the car? Is there a setting that you can change it to the 19's for winter, and then back to 21's for summer?

[@TSportline]

The service settings allow you to change the wheel configuration to 19", 20" or 21", so the speed and mileage readings are accurate.

[@Comanchedrive]

Every Tesla owner should give a monumental thanks to T Sportline...A leader in Tesla products. The company vision and innovations are on the forefront making the absolute best before and after market products that improves and transforms every aspect of the vehicle's aesthetics, comforts, and performance. Tesla owners are elated. Imagine what vehicle we be driving if not for Elon Musk - stone-age ICE, dependent on fossil fuels?

[@TSportline]

Thank you for that. We greatly appreciate the support.

[@Ads7903]

They have an excellent site and great selection I just find it very expensive. $500 a rim pretty high.

[@rickmorenojr]

what version of the quickjack did you use for the Tesla model Y?

[@TSportline]

QuickJack BL-7000SLX

[@bac3phi]

The 2023 MYP came with Michelin Pilot Sport all season tires and the updated soft suspension ride smooth and look awesome.

[@TSportline]

Nice!

[@xrpxtrariceplease2811]

I am thinking about getting the spare tires from you guys. Once the spare tire is on what torques should i adjust it 130? If I buy the spare tire do I need to take out the retention bolt on the rotor? You should do a video on the spare tire!

[@TSportline]

129 for the lug nuts. no need to remove retention bolt. All of our wheels are a straight bolt on fit.

[@xrpxtrariceplease2811]

@@TSportline Thank you i just made a purchased of the spare tire kit today. Hopefully Everything fit nicely and i will get the wheels from you guys

[@SCWgreg]

Great video, thank you. For faster acceleration, isn’t rotational mass more the benefit, than unsprung weight of a lighter wheel? Same with efficiency in changing speeds found in traffic? Seems no one ever talks about this aspect.

[@TSportline]

Great point!

[@joeykunz]

@Smith Rukami what size tire did you have for that 19 and low 0-60? Tsportline rims or another?

[@xLopez210x]

put a sand bag or in the frunk or trunk.

[@richardalexander5758]

19" wheels make a lot of sense, and would be something I'd want to add to a Performance Model Y.

[@DR_JBN]

Living out in Idaho I rely on run-flats. I have found that modern run-flats are a great option out here in a car with no spare. I’d love to put 19” run flats on my MYP.

[@TSportline]

Run flats are very heavy and will significantly decrease range and efficiency.

[@DR_JBN]

@@TSportline the RFTs seem to be 1-2 lbs heavier. For example a Pirelli Centurato only weighs 2lbs more than the equivalent size Michelins pilot spot AS in the same size. I think the overall reduction in unsprung weight going from a 21” wheel/tire to a 19” setup would more than offset the weight penalty of going to Runflats.

[@MrGoogle87]

Can you specify exact tyre sizes?? Want to know what tyres are available around me in NL.

[@TSportline]

255/45-19 104XL

[@nickcarpetcleaning1008]

Question, Model Y performance has different tire size from front to rear, 255/35R21 front tires and 275/35R21 rear tires.If rotated it , how to do? Take wider tires to front then narrow tires to back ,is it safe and make sense?

[@TSportline]

The staggered factory 21" wheels and tires cannot be rotated. You can go with our 21x9.5 front and rear set up to rotate or down size to any of our smaller options which can also be rotated

[@Leen-il1eg]

Thanks for this video! I ordered a MYP and would like to swap my tires/wheels for the mild winter weather here. Would the same concept apply to a 20inch rim? I can get all 4 the same size?

[@TSportline]

With the correct offset and width, yes! Shop 20" Wheel and Tire Packages Here: tsportline.com/collections/tesla-model-y-20-inch-aftermarket-tesla-wheel-and-tire-package

[@lkevonly]

Can you put 4 of the same 19 inch 255 45r 19 tires? I thought MYP needed different size tires in the front and rear.

[@TSportline]

Yes you can! Perfectly acceptable to run a squared set up on the MYP

[@hotspot930]

How about 2022 MYP? Are those OK to use?

[@fharris6473]

Great video…educational. Where can I get one of those lifts?

[@TSportline]

Thanks! You can find those online

[@dspecgsx]

Since your offset is 35mm and not the factory 45mm, the wheels will sit out a bit further, may look cool but how does it affect steering since the wheel centers are moved outwards?

[@TSportline]

The offset is crucial for fitment on a Performance car. The 10mm difference is marginal and will not negatively affect steering or handling.

[@h3yy4ll]

@@TSportline Wouldn't it be less than 10mm difference because the rear 21" wheels are 10.5" wide and the front 21" wheels are 9.5" wide?

[@manuelteixeira2311]

What do you think about replace 21" for 20" with all season tires? Tesla says tires should be 255/40R20 but Michelin Crossclimate doesn't have this size. Any issue if we use 255/45R20?

[@TSportline]

The 20" is a good middle ground between size and comfort/protection. Gives you the best of both worlds. The Michelin CrossClimate 2 is not yet available in the proper size for the Model Y but the Michelin Pilot Sport All Season 4 is.

[@aaronyounger452]

Also wondering if 255 45 r20 will work with this car

[@sunnmic]

For a 19" can you recommend a thicker side wall than the OEM standard?

[@TSportline]

What we do offer is a 275/45-19 squared set up, which works with all Model Y cars without any issues. This gives you a wider wheel with a thicker side wall.

[@Niels-i8p]

Hi Tsportline, is it possible to run crossclimate 2 - 255/50 on these wheels for the extra sidewall?

[@tb3901]

Thanks for the video! Are the weights you mention with tire on or wheel only? What are your thoughts on a taller tire profile for your 19s? The 45s seem a bit short and make the combo a bit smaller in the wheel well vs the 21s.

[@TSportline]

The weights mentioned are for wheels only. We offer a 275/45-19 which offers a wider tire with more sidewall. Since the overall tire diameter is nearly identical to the 21" over diameter, it fills up the wheel well just as well as the 21" wheel and tire combo.

[@copacopa3]

Exelent video and thanks for the information…. God bless you.

[@TSportline]

Glad it was helpful!

[@draspek6254]

In Sweden we have 21 inch winter tires, I ordered them at the same time as my model y p.🤨🤨🤨

[@thomaslin1206]

Where do I get the lift?

[@Joker-fx6mh]

Wish I could order the performance model y with the 20 inch rims. Because I really don’t like the 21 inch rims 😒

[@TSportline]

Should be an option, you can always downsize with our wheels!

[@Bandito0o]

You have 18" wheels that fit all model 3s on your site, can those fit the model y performance?

[@TSportline]

They are not made to fit the Model Y Performance. 19" gives more than enough side wall for the Model Y!

[@Deetroiter]

If you switch the wheel size, what about the tire size in order to keep the correct speed for the vehicle?

[@01ananto]

This will also increase the range?

[@TSportline]

Correct! Down sizing from 21" to 19" does help increase range.

[@rudy1380]

Awesome. I learned something. Just get your helper some coffee and breakfast next time! 😀

[@TSportline]

He prefers donuts ;)

[@nitinmishal]

Will a 275 55r19 set of 4 work?

[@zergslayer69]

Would a 255/50ZR19 tire work for a YP? Trying to max the wheel wall for better comfort. I would imagine it should fit though

[@TSportline]

Not sure, since we haven't tested it!

[@lextek70]

Great video...wish you would have included ride height info...After install was the ride height the same as a LR?

[@TSportline]

Yes, ride height remains the same.

[@Ace-212]

The performance model is an inch lower, wouldn't the performance model y with 19" wheels be lower than the long range with 19s?

[@jeffarch1435]

could be stupid question. can it work the other way around, and put 21” performance tires on an MYLR instead of the standard 19”?

[@TSportline]

Yes! You can run 21" wheels on the Long Range without any issues

[@aardvarkansaw]

Great. Are these wheels and tires less vulnerable to getting their edges skinned up on curbs ?

[@TSportline]

The 19" wheels do have a little bit more protection since the rubber sticks out beyond the wheel.

[@LuisLopez-zi7xh]

Great video!!! Just had a quick question, due to the 21” wheels being staggered…. There are no tire rotations to perform on the MYP? Does this mean the tires are just bound to not last as long or dk you recommend still rotating them side to side instead of an X- rotation?

[@LuisLopez-zi7xh]

Also, at what mileage count should those side to side tire rotations be done?

[@TSportline]

Great question. With the factory 21" staggered wheels, you can rotate driver side to passenger side but not front to rear. You can do so only if your tires are not directional. With this, you'll have more wear in the rears than the front tires. Tire rotations in these cars should normally be done within 5k to 6k miles.

[@hotspot930]

Will my 2022 MYP fit to these 19“ wheels? I’m interested to use 19“ wheels for comfort driving.

[@ser9656]

Does the Y Performance with 21” wheels really create a rougher ride/more cabin noise than say a LR with a 19” wheel?

[@TSportline]

Yes, much rougher with 21"

[@christophermccord3316]

Does switching from 21in to 19in effect the speed/ odometer calibration?

[@TSportline]

Since the "Service Settings" allow you to change the wheel configuration to any of the factory wheel and tire sizes, the speed and odometer reading remains accurate.

[@ericfurnal3261]

great video! can you put 245s or 235s on those 19s? wouldn't mind slightly narrower tires during the winter.

[@TSportline]

While those tires would fit on the wheel, they are a bit of a stretched fit.

[@stevenweinstein358]

Great Video, I ordered a set

[@TSportline]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@boomshakabilly]

Since your 19" packages are all on back order, can you recommend a wheel that would work with the YP caliper? I need them ASAP and unfortunately can't wait on the back order (otherwise I would). I'm having no luck searching online. thanks!

[@TSportline]

Unfortunately, we are dealing with world wide supply chain delays. We are expecting to receive more 19" options within the next 2 weeks.

i wish you guys offer 265/50/19 tires.

[@TSportline]

That size is too big and would rub against the wheel well

[@thomasjacques5286]

I keep reading the range of the Performance should be close to the LR AWD Y if you install a lighter 19" wheel and tire and then set the tire Configurator in the car from 21' to 19". Didn't the unicorn "STEALTH" Performance have more range? Or was that a myth?

[@TSportline]

Correct, down sizing to a 19" and changing the wheel configuration to the 19" factory option will get you pretty close to LR range.

[@korswe]

Do your 19” wheels come with bluetooth TPMS sensors that are compatible with Teslas?

[@cchan9186]

No, according to their website. And that includes the set of tire and wheel package they sell.

[@korswe]

@@cchan9186 So, I would need to take the TSS wheels and have someone or Tesla install proper TPMS sensors?

[@TSportline]

Due to supply chain shortages, we are not able to supply TPMS sensors for all season or summer tire packages. All winter wheel and tire packages currently include TPMS sensors. If you purchase a package without sensors, we recommend having a local tire shop or Tesla service center install the proper bluetooth sensors once the wheels and tires arrive.

[@andrewjones8825]

sorry if this has already been asked. I know the myp comes with staggered wheels, it is ok for the car & driving to put on a set of new wheels and tires for the winter (similar to what you've done here) that are the same size and not staggered for the winter and then switch back to staggered for summer again?

[@TSportline]

Perfectly acceptable to run a squared set instead of staggered!

[@andrewjones8825]

@@TSportline thank you!

[@LP-qg7kc]

I wanna buy this tries . But before placing order . In 19.5 inches and 18.5 I see option Michelin pilot sport 4 performance summer with road noise tries . I wanna know the trie size ..

[@TSportline]

Tire size is the factory size unless otherwise stated for that option. See product description for sizing information

[@AnthonyTran23]

Will the 20" TS5s offer more efficiency than the 20" inductions?

[@TSportline]

we've seen a slight improvement in matching conditions.

[@kcimages5157]

OK , I want the ride of the Long Range on my Performance Model 3 coming soon . Tell what you suggest please . (All Season)

[@TSportline]

We recommend 18" wheel and tire package with Michelin Pilot Sport All Season 4

[@kcimages5157]

@@TSportline I prefer going 19 to keep the look as close as possible to oem 20 inch ?

[@Texas13Hookem]

I’m going to order a set through y’all! Getting a MYP in January and want the 19s. With the Continental Tires (same sizes of wheels and tires as shown in this video), will they perform well in snow - Utah? Was looking at the Michelin Climate 2s. Thanks!

[@TSportline]

The Cross Climate 2 is the best all season tire for snow, unfortunately Michelin has not yet released them in the proper size for the Y. You may want to consider the Michelin Pilot Sport All Season 4 tire as well.

[@chupscola9198]

I prefer a 20 inch tire. But thanks for this info.

[@puujeesukhee6162]

Hi Can I put good year comfort 245 55r19 tires in my tesla model y ?

[@TSportline]

We haven't tested that size so we cannot confirm

[@michaeldube4615]

Hello, Just got my 2023 Model Y Performance. Can I use 19" wheel? Just went to Tesla Service and they said 20"... Does it affect warranty?

[@TSportline]

All of our 19" wheels will fit and will not void warranty!

[@GT-22]

Great video!!! Is it possible to fit 275/45 R19 in the rear (while maintaining 255/45 R19 in the front) so I can still maintain an offset for theoretically better high speed stability??

[@TSportline]

You can! We also offer a 275/45-19 front and rear set up.

[@GT-22]

@@TSportline Thanks!

[@cpg8000]

I find the 19’s actually look more appropriate in addition to all the benefits you mention. It’s a no-brainer IMO.

[@TSportline]

Agreed!

[@TrevorMoran-kz6gw]

Needs a bigger tire I think. Will Toyo Open Country A/T III 255/55/R19 rub on the suspension knuckle ?????? ( LR Model Y )

[@TSportline]

We've tested a 255/55-18 and it fits with no issues. For 19", we're able to fit a 275/45-19 without any issues

[@renovroute3483]

Is-it possible to put gemini 19' wheel on a Model Perf ?

[@TSportline]

not possible due to fitment issues. Will not clear the caliper

[@xavierdecaumont]

@@TSportline thank !!

[@Roy878]

After changing to 255/45/19 my FSD was disabled (dim) and say connect to wifi for downloading new maps. How long does it take. I’m connected to wifi and waiting.

[@TSportline]

We recommend going into the wheel configuration settings and selecting the 19" option there

[@wesrobinson7366]

Looks great as I have my Model Y Perfomance on order, I'll be changing the wheels. I heard a guy put on 18s, which I would prefer. I live in NY, roads are terrible. Plus I can get the Nokian snow tires which would be the best match on my new Tesla. I am curious how this lighter rims hold up to a beating?

[@PlaidDad]

I can’t vouch for t sport line but I went with Martian wheels. Those are fully forged wheels and they’re identical to the roadster wheels. Lightest wheels I’ve discovered other than getting a full carbon set. The Martian wheels ran me about $2,200 for all 4 wheels (18” on my ‘21 3P)

[@Gadgeteverything]

@@PlaidDad thx for this info! Could we see some pictures?

[@KSSEND]

@@PlaidDad What tires did you get with the 18s?

[@PlaidDad]

@@KSSEND I put the Michelin all season 4 tires on. Recently invested in the Raceseng titanium lug nuts with the floating seats. Holy hell, worth the money.

[@stighenningduaas4744]

Dont know if its legal in the US? The only 21 inch wintertyre in the Norwegian market. Svandinavian/Nordic version 21 inch winter tyres: Nokian Hakkapaliita R3 SUV 255/35-21 275/35-21

[@TSportline]

Typically, customers want a 19" wheel for winter use. More wheel and tire protection and better range. Also, much better to a run a narrower tire in snow and ice for better traction vs a wider tire like a 275

[@zecisalpin]

Thanks for the video, I completely agree with you !! I don't understand why Tesla doesn't sell the 21-inch size as an option on the Model Y Performance. The 19 or 20 inch size would be more than enough for road use and the comfort would be better (especially in 19 inches...), even if the suspension of the performance models is already hard. For these reasons, I'm not keen on buying Performance. JP from France.

[@TSportline]

21" definitely goes well with the more sporty Performance car, but 19" and 20" options are often preferred by many Performance owners.

[@seanbarmettler3376]

most of the Tesla owners I've met (as a Tesla owner, myself) have no concept of how vehicles work and wouldnt know to think about this. I'd wager an appreciable portion would want that option, too, if it were explained to them. I regret not selling my 21" before putting miles on them, because they also damage the edges very very easily. My 20 year old corvette track only car doesnt have the damage with 105k total miles on it, probably ~4000 of that on tracks, autox, etc, that my model Y has after 24k street miles. Browsing T-sportline packages right now ;)

[@leeharrison3276]

Does it change the Speedo? Smaller overall diameter

[@TSportline]

no change, you can select the factory 19" factory configuration in the wheel menu.

[@angelo7045]

Can I buy these from you, I got a MYP I need more comfort does this lose speed?

[@TSportline]

Yes you can! see link below for all 19" wheel and tire package options for your MYP. you will not lose any performance from down sizing. tsportline.com/collections/tesla-model-y-19-inch-aftermarket-tesla-wheel-and-tire-package

[@rickeybarnes6471]

Do these size wheels decrease top speed of the y performance which is 155 mph? Great looking wheels.

[@TSportline]

We do not expect a decrease in the top speed. If anything, the lighter wheels will help decrease the acceleration times, making the car even faster.

[@ralphtisdale3428]

Why not a 20" with all-season tires? 21" down to 19" is huge.

[@TSportline]

Better comfort, efficiency and wheel protection!

[@krishcan4727]

Will range be same as long range model after 19 inch alloys?

[@TSportline]

yes, and sometimes better

[@krishcan4727]

@@TSportline hmm ok I really like performance model The only reason I got long range is for extra range Looks like it’s my misunderstanding

[@TheFunkyair]

What is the cost

[@davidelmsly5130]

Do you have a wheel agent in New Zealand ? I would like to buy some 19s

[@TSportline]

We ship to New Zealand! Contact [e-mail] for more info

[@TSportline]

Thank you for the support!