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How To Prevent Expensive Tesla Wheel Damage

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    The Best Tesla Model 3 Wheels; Low Profile Tires Are Dumb Save $50 Off TSportline Wheels – Subscribe for new videos every …

    #75548
    Andrew Luchenbach

    While the wheel is lighter, how much heavier is the tire with the larger sidewall?

    #75549
    Margaux & J-B Roussel

    Nice look, I would love it even better I silver.

    #75550
    grandinosour

    It would be cheaper to just trade the tesla junk in for a big honking v8 powered truck with wheels designed to take on the normal everyday driving.

    #75551
    pectorialis

    Really appreciate this follow up to the pothole debacle. Thanks for taking us through it.
    I'm also very interested in the Tesla, and the experiences you're having with it 🙂

    #75552
    Graham Hamilton

    I'd guess the 18" wheel also gives many more options for winter tyres.

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    J Will

    Did you call those high profile tires?

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    T S

    If you would like to know, how much ride improved – after a month replace wheels back to originals. You will feel the difference then

    #75555
    Ed Jack

    hay j what if u use the new wheels more then c if the tier wear out the high spot?

    #75556
    Zac Design

    Will the speed differentiate with 20 and now 18?

    #75557
    Nathan Weber

    This video comes on point! Thinking about downsizing my wheels too! From 18inches to 17inches on my Alfa MiTo QV. Do you recommend keeping the OE tire/rim width?

    Cheers 🍀

    #75558
    jesondag

    I hope elon watches this, and allows this as an option.

    #75559
    Austin Hampton

    $380 in labor?!

    #75560
    David Martin

    Excellent comparison! Thanks for sharing Jason 🙂

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    Nick Wolford

    On my dad's used pickup truck, he got rid of the goofy 22" chrome wheels (with maybe 2" of sidewall) for regular 17" OEM wheels with 5"+ of sidewall and the ride difference was VERY noticeable. It made it actually feel like the Cadillac it was and not some slammed garbage.

    #75562
    Matt Herman

    I would talk to the city that the pole was in and request them pay for the repairs of the tires. I cracked my wheel in my jeep and my city paid for the repairs.

    #75563
    Bryan Welch

    I love this channel but man the front of that car is ugly. I hate Tesla.

    #75564
    bashpr0mpt

    The L key is your best friend. Unless you're into a 2-3 minute video being turned into a half an hour of your life.

    #75565
    Benjamin Davidson

    Boring

    #75566
    OverlandTT

    That TPMS sensor stem looks like a Siemens VDO sensor 😊

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    Lineage2Ertheia

    ok guys, allgo for 10 inch wheels.

    #75568
    rick barajas

    It’s 1:30am and I’m laying here watching this. I don’t have a Tesla 😅

    #75569
    JustAnotherBigAl

    I couldn't believe that with all Jason's background and understanding of mechanical engineering, he didn't understand the standard tyre (tire for you Yanks) codes. For a 245-45-20 tyre the codes are;

    245 – the width of the tyre in millimetres,
    45 – the height of the profile expressed as a percentage of the width and
    20 – the diameter of the rim in inches.

    What's also important when changing tyres that the circumference remain constant. Any differences will affect the speedometer and acceleration. When you do the maths bwtween the 20" and the 18" tryes there is only a difference of about 12mm in circumference, therefore almost identical.

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    Juan Siahaan

    Why the original tires have no rim guard? I used to have 205/60 R16 and they had rim guards.

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    Javier Jr Serrano

    Send that wheel to EXPRESS WHEEL REPAIR AND POWDER COATING remember the s2k wheels

    #75572
    Joseph W

    The only thing with the larger wheel is surely it will provide better cooling for the brakes with more air being able to be passed through?

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    Kamil F.

    Broke like cheap chineese wheels not oem but I forgot… That's tesla

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    JP dJ

    Unsprung mass – if we consider the "sprung mass" at velocity and consider its inertia (its mass may amount to 4,000 lbs) then I would argue sprung and unsprung have a role reversal. The lighter wheel has less inertia and both gravity and spring/shocks pull/push it down easier to maintain wheel contact with the road. It's all relative … Nice story btw. Will forward to Tesla Perf owner.

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    pyrusbuffalant

    So I have 17 inch rim with low profile tires. Ive hit some really intense potholes and stuff like that. My rims have never bent. Maybe tesla just uses bad rims or you just got a bad bunch. Idk but from my exp I think rims should be able to go over potholes from time to time. Especially considering theyre a company from cali where the roads are less than ideal ( I live in cali so I know from personal exp). Maybe it has to do with weight not 100% sure but thats just my thoughts on the whole thing. If these end up getting messed up maybe go aftermarket?

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    blackericdenice

    You guys always buy them hiper brakes and the standard brakes will stop the car just fine.
    I do understand why you want higher profile tires. I hit a hole in my 2016 F165 and bent a stock $500 18 inch wheel, put a knot on a brand new $218 Michelin tire and knock my truck slightly out of line.

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    tubester4567

    How can the wheel diameter matter if the overall diameter is the same?? The better 0-60 times is most likely because of less weight. 40 pounds less car to push, and theres also less rolling resistance with the thinner tyre.

    #75578
    Dino Rei

    I´d like to know where these wheels are made.
    What´s the company who provides the wheels to Tesla?
    I heard the name T Sportline but the OEM is what I want to know.

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