Aftermarket Tesla Model 3 Wheels and Tires

[oneshortguy]

Found it on Reddit's Tesla Motors:



Edit:
It's real!
https://tsportline.com/products/19-tst-tesla-wheel-set-of-4-model-3

 

[JWardell]

Looks great. Can't be sure if it's Photoshopped or not. Almost looks like the suspension has been lowered a bit.
Considering they are charging $1500 for these, that is a lot smarter investment than the Tesla sport wheels (Plus you have a second set of rims for a spare or snow tires)

https://tsportline.com/collections/19-tesla-wheels-model-3

 

[SoFlaModel3]

Looks great. Can't be sure if it's Photoshopped or not. Almost looks like the suspension has been lowered a bit.
Considering they are charging $1500 for these, that is a lot smarter investment than the Tesla sport wheels (Plus you have a second set of rims for a spare or snow tires)

https://tsportline.com/collections/19-tesla-wheels-model-3

Of course that also means having to find a place to keep 4 18” rims with tires.

 

[oneshortguy]

Of course that also means having to find a place to keep 4 18” rims with tires.

Depending on local weather conditions, it's more practical to have a snow/winter set of wheels and a summer set.

 

[SoFlaModel3]

Depending on local weather conditions, it's more practical to have a snow/winter set of wheels and a summer set.

Yes, I was going to clarify that I am in South Florida so absolutely no need for a second set of rims/tires for winter purposes

 

[c2c]

Yes, I was going to clarify that I am in South Florida so absolutely no need for a second set of rims/tires for winter purposes

I was just going to offer storing them at my house. On some dandy snow tires...

 

[Spinball]

Considering they are charging $1500 for these, that is a lot smarter investment than the Tesla sport wheels.

The $1500 only includes the bare rims though. The wheel and tire package is $2800.

Also if you prefer silver wheels these won’t help. For some reason these TST 19s are only being offered in gray and flat or gloss black. I am really surprised there’s no standard silver at all.

 

[Watts4me]

Nicer wheels can be had for that price.
But to each his own.

 

[rjhoskins]

I love the look and kudos to TSportline. However, powder coating the stock sport wheels might be a cheaper option (since tires are included in the $1500) and personally I don't see a huge difference in the look of the wheel itself. Nice job regardless TSportline.

 

[garsh]

Nicer wheels can be had for that price.

Nicer in what way?
Looks? That would be subjective.
But do you mean quality? If so, can you explain?

 

[garsh]

I love the look and kudos to TSportline. However, powder coating the stock sport wheels might be a cheaper option (since tires are included in the $1500)

Remember, you don't get the Aeros (and the set of TPMS sensors) for your winter tires when you do that. So probably not cheaper, unless you're planning to buy steelies and inexpensive winter tires.

 

[MelindaV]

Nicer wheels can be had for that price.
But to each his own.

I love the look and kudos to TSportline. However, powder coating the stock sport wheels might be a cheaper option (since tires are included in the $1500) and personally I don't see a huge difference in the look of the wheel itself. Nice job regardless TSportline.

this is for those wanting the look of wheels the S/X has. most going with aftermarket wheels are not doing it for the cost savings.

 

[Sandy]

Nicer wheels can be had for that price.
But to each his own.

Exactly, however it’s ‘each to their own’.

 

[Watts4me]

Nicer in what way?
Looks? That would be subjective.
But do you mean quality? If so, can you explain?

Looks will always be subjective. But to not compare this wheel to the thousands out there, well that's just being short sighted. As far as quality,a quick search on the wheel maker should suffice.

 

[Watts4me]

this is for those wanting the look of wheels the S/X has. most going with aftermarket wheels are not doing it for the cost savings.

Obviously. I myself like the look. But would have preferred the wheel to be a 20" wheel for that price.

 

[MelindaV]

here's a few more pix of the t-sportline wheels installed

 

[Tesla Newbie]

here's a few more pix of the t-sportline wheels installed . . .

What a difference an interesting photo angle makes! To me, the angle in earlier pics combined with the dark car/wheel combo make the car look, dare I say, a little frumpy. I thought I had fallen asleep and woken up on the Oldsmobile forum.

 

[rjhoskins]

Remember, you don't get the Aeros (and the set of TPMS sensors) for your winter tires when you do that. So probably not cheaper, unless you're planning to buy steelies and inexpensive winter tires.

Understood...I'm in the same boat as @SoFlaModel3 I have no need for a winter set or the desire to store an extra set of wheels and tires in my garage. For those that want that winter set, the TSportline is definitely an option. In my case, I like the TSportline look, which I feel I can achieve on the stock sport wheels by powder coating. Either way, the car looks great in these photos.

 

[MelindaV]

Unplugged Performance (the source of the copper orange wrap) is working on a lightweight 20" Model 3 wheel (they already have a couple others on their site)

 

[Trail Runner]

Those Unplugged Performance rims look difficult to clean and $6500 is a good chunk of change. The Tsportline in metallic gray on red, blue, or silver M3 will be my choice, unless I stick with the 19" silver Tesla wheels. I'm getting the 18" aero wheels (taking off hubcaps) for my winter tires.