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I ordered dark gray with a light gray old Tesla logo (no shield) in 60mm for the TSW gunmetal wheels. I had to spray the TSW centercaps to match because the sticker sits inside a bezel in the centercap that would otherwise be chrome. I used Dupli-Color Dark Shadow Gray spray paint and it is really close. Something to be aware of is that the TSWs are made for BMW, not Tesla, so there's extra work. The bolt pattern and offset are right and the fit is good, but the centercaps don't clear the hub bolts so I had to dremel some material from the centercaps, and the pockets in the wheels don't match the rotor retention screw in the hub, so I had to remove material from those screws so they don't stand proud of the hub and prevent the wheel from making complete contact with the mounting surface. A bit of extra work but worth the effort.
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I run The Pilot SuperSport all year in Northern CA where it never drops much below 40-45 degrees (the cut-off for summer tires). If we move back out east, I'll run winter tires Nov-Feb. You could run the same 255/40-20 size on all four wheels or you could run that size on the front and 285/35-20 on the rear. I chose to run the wider rears for better traction when accelerating out of turns (we have the "Ludicrous mode" and the torque at low speeds is violent) and because they fill out the wheel wells a little better. The disadvantage of running different tires front and rear is that you can't rotate, but this has never been an issue. When the tires on an axle wear out, replace 'em.
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I bought the wheels from Discount Tire Direct. They are called "TSW NURBURGRING in gunmetal" and cost around $400 each. The 255/40-20 tires fit on 20*9" wheels with offset of 35 mm. The 285/35-20 tires fit on a 20*10" wheel, also with offset 35 mm. Clearance in the rear with the 285s is tight, but only to the floppy fender liner. One side rubbed a bit at first but doesn't now. The fronts rub when reversing, but it doesn't seem to be an issue.
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You can see how the 285s on 20*10" ET35 wheels fill out the rear wheel opening nicely.