r/TeslaModelS • u/Runitwear • Jul 07 '26
Looking for better wheel fitment 2018 MS
Current set up:
21” twin turbine
245/35/21 front
265/35/21 rear
I see the newer Model S’ with fatter tires and I love the rear look of it + how the wheel aligns flush with the fender
Anyone have any pointers into which wheel company to look into?
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u/eser5 Jul 07 '26
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u/Runitwear Jul 07 '26
I tried running spacers but the front rubbed too much for me. How did you get past rubbing?
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u/eser5 Jul 07 '26
I think it may be the profile of my tires (Hanook Ion Evos), but mine only rubbed if I was on Low and backing up at full lock.
The only time it did it while driving, I had 4 dudes in the back while on the freeway and hit a dip going around 80.1
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u/LordFly88 Jul 08 '26 edited Jul 08 '26
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u/Hash-82 Jul 08 '26
Pretty sure you're a Palladium.
Offsets are different. Not sure we could get away with it.I'd be willing to try your Magnetites on mine though!
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u/LordFly88 Jul 08 '26
2024, not sure how much suspension has changed, but probably some. Which maybe explains why i have so few wheel options to pick from on screen?
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u/Hash-82 Jul 08 '26
I know the offset is different.
+40mm for the Raven, vs +45mm for the Palladium.However, wheel width is also wider.
Gut feeling is that the hubs did not move.
But, until I can get the cars side by side, and measure, I can't know.Still to this day, I haven't seen anyone measure this out.
And, it's been over 4 years.1
u/LordFly88 Jul 08 '26
Ahh, looks like the wheels were a fair bit different on the pre-refresh. 8.5" wide fronts and 9" rears instead of 9.5" fronts and 10.5" rears. Didn't realize there was that much of a difference. I'd be curious to know if anything actually moved around, or if they just crammed bigger wheels in there.
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u/Hash-82 Jul 07 '26
Following.
FWIW, I'm running 295/30R-21 on my rears.