Hi all,
I have my 2021 Model Y that came with OEM rims and tires. Since it was in the middle of winter I put brand new Michelin X-Ice tires on OEM wheels and saving original tires for some nice rich-look fat fancy rims but I got lost here...
I would like to specifically buy Direct Fit (no ring adapters, using OEM lug nuts, etc.) "Black Widow" rims for my Model Y but not all of the OEM specs quite match to desired rims.
OEM rim specs are:
*Size 19x9.5
*Bolt pattern 5x114.3
*Center Bore: 64.1
*Offset: +45
*OEM Tire Size: 255/45-19
...so now my questions are:
1. Can I go with narrower rim, like 19x8 or 19x8.5?
2. If I go with bigger Center Bore I would have to use ring adapter, correct? I assume I can't go with lower Center Bore, correct?
3. How much can I deviate in terms of offset to be safe (5mm, 10mm, etc.)?
Your answers/suggestions/ideas are greatly appreciated.
Thank you!
I have my 2021 Model Y that came with OEM rims and tires. Since it was in the middle of winter I put brand new Michelin X-Ice tires on OEM wheels and saving original tires for some nice rich-look fat fancy rims but I got lost here...
I would like to specifically buy Direct Fit (no ring adapters, using OEM lug nuts, etc.) "Black Widow" rims for my Model Y but not all of the OEM specs quite match to desired rims.
OEM rim specs are:
*Size 19x9.5
*Bolt pattern 5x114.3
*Center Bore: 64.1
*Offset: +45
*OEM Tire Size: 255/45-19
...so now my questions are:
1. Can I go with narrower rim, like 19x8 or 19x8.5?
2. If I go with bigger Center Bore I would have to use ring adapter, correct? I assume I can't go with lower Center Bore, correct?
3. How much can I deviate in terms of offset to be safe (5mm, 10mm, etc.)?
Your answers/suggestions/ideas are greatly appreciated.
Thank you!