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Moving from 19"Gemini to 20" Induction
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If I may ask - how much would it cost replacing 19” with 20” even if approximate.
(I believe tires itself are 400~each ?, and then the wheels.) I am not very familiar, but have Y on order. Going for 19” as roads where I am are quite bad (and driving comfort isn’t great at all with 3/Y with either wheels) - but may be with move to another region few months down the line (better roads) can still enable me to replace 19” with 20”. TIA!
Let me provide some feedback / observations I have gathered from talking to other owners of Model Y's
Your estimate on the price of 20" tires is in range - $330 to $400 each. The current market price for 20" " new Tesla induction n Rims is approximately $330 each...so rough numbers for OEM induction rims and tires = +$2600 (that does not include shipping, balancing and Tire Pressure Monitoring valve stems). While I am sure many go this route or buy non- OEM / Tesla Rims and Tires , most of the Tesla owners I communicated with simply look for "take offs", meaning Tesla owners that want to install other rim / tire packages...... you can find those on this site, craigslist, ebay & others. What I have seen over the last 30 days is Tesla owners willing to sell low mileage (500 or less mile) "take offs" - for $2500 to $3200. Basically new Induction Rims and Tires.
Additional background:
Gemini 19 inch rims are the most durable
Induction 20" Rims and Tires - provide better handling and a more sporty feel.
Uberturbines 21"Rim and Tires - which come on the performance model are amazing and designed for performance - stiff / firm ride
You will see many Uberturbine packages for sale as "take offs" - the feedback is that they are for the performance minded driver, best in class.........but as you may expect not a good match for city driving or areas with rough pavement.
20" Inductions seem to be performance minded - best of both worlds??
19" Gemini --- best all round package -less fun, but more durable. Rub a curb, no problem - new wheel cover is $35.If you dont like the looks of the wheel covers, pull them off - there is a cool ally wheel behind. You can purchase a set of lug nut covers and center caps for under $100 on the Tesla site. Best package for extending range . I have heard estimates of 2 to 5%?
Hope this helps.
Other with more experience or with data driven fact bases can provide better guidance.
Your estimate on the price of 20" tires is in range - $330 to $400 each. The current market price for 20" " new Tesla induction n Rims is approximately $330 each...so rough numbers for OEM induction rims and tires = +$2600 (that does not include shipping, balancing and Tire Pressure Monitoring valve stems). While I am sure many go this route or buy non- OEM / Tesla Rims and Tires , most of the Tesla owners I communicated with simply look for "take offs", meaning Tesla owners that want to install other rim / tire packages...... you can find those on this site, craigslist, ebay & others. What I have seen over the last 30 days is Tesla owners willing to sell low mileage (500 or less mile) "take offs" - for $2500 to $3200. Basically new Induction Rims and Tires.
Additional background:
Gemini 19 inch rims are the most durable
Induction 20" Rims and Tires - provide better handling and a more sporty feel.
Uberturbines 21"Rim and Tires - which come on the performance model are amazing and designed for performance - stiff / firm ride
You will see many Uberturbine packages for sale as "take offs" - the feedback is that they are for the performance minded driver, best in class.........but as you may expect not a good match for city driving or areas with rough pavement.
20" Inductions seem to be performance minded - best of both worlds??
19" Gemini --- best all round package -less fun, but more durable. Rub a curb, no problem - new wheel cover is $35.If you dont like the looks of the wheel covers, pull them off - there is a cool ally wheel behind. You can purchase a set of lug nut covers and center caps for under $100 on the Tesla site. Best package for extending range . I have heard estimates of 2 to 5%?
Hope this helps.
Other with more experience or with data driven fact bases can provide better guidance.
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