Tesla Model Y Wheel Fitment Guide
Upgrading to aftermarket wheels and tires is one of the most effective ways to improve your Tesla Model Y’s handling, looks and sometimes even range. With countless wheel options available online, finding the right fitment can be overwhelming. This guide consolidates our testing data, research, and hands-on experience to help you choose the right wheel setup for your Model Y.
This guide covers fitments ranging from subtle OEM+ styles to more aggressive configurations for all Model Y variants. All recommended wheel sizes are confirmed to clear factory brakes, and most will also work with popular aftermarket brake upgrades.
The Tesla Model Y works well with both square and staggered wheel setups, though the crossover’s higher center of gravity and weight distribution favor square configurations for optimal handling balance. Square setups also tend to be more forgiving with the Model Y’s electronic stability systems and help maintain consistent wear patterns across all four tires.
While the Model Y shares its platform with the Tesla Model 3, the crossover’s additional weight and different aerodynamics change the wheel fitment equation. The instant torque characteristics remain the same, but the Model Y’s increased mass means wheel weight and sizing become even more important for maintaining performance and efficiency.
Range and Performance Impact
Your wheel and tire choices directly affect the Model Y’s range and efficiency. Heavy or oversized wheels can reduce range by 12-18%, while proper sizing can maintain or even improve certain performance aspects. We recommend staying within 1-2 inches of factory wheel diameter for the best balance of looks and functionality. If you’re running suspension modifications or performance upgrades, it’s worth consulting with a fitment specialist.
The right wheel and tire combination will make your Tesla Model Y look better and perform better, improving grip and handling while preserving the driving characteristics Tesla built into this platform. This fitment guide suggests up to 20″, and we strongly advise against 22″ wheels unless you’re going for a specific look.
Get your Model Y dialed in properly—because the right wheel setup makes all the difference.
OEM Tesla Model Y Wheel & Tire Fitment
| Wheel Style | Wheel Size | Tire Size | PCD | Bore | Fitment Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gemini Aero | 19×9.5 ET45 | 255/45 | 5×114.3 | 64.1mm | Square |
| Induction | 20×9.5 ET45 | 255/40 | 5×114.3 | 64.1mm | Square |
| Uberturbine | 21×9.5 ET40 21×10.5 ET48 |
255/35 275/35 |
5×114.3 | 64.1mm | Staggered |
Popular Tesla Model Y Wheels
19" Fitments
| Wheel Name | Suggested Wheel Size | Suggested Tire Sizes | Fitment Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| CFF72 | 19×9.5 +38 | 265/40 | Square |
| CFF72 | 19×10 +22 | 275/40 or 285/40 | Square |
| CFF72 | 19×9.5 +38 19×10 +22 |
265/40 275/40 or 285/40 |
Staggered |
| CFF75 | 19×9 +38 | 255/40 | Square |
| CFF75 | 19×9.5 +38 | 265/40 | Square |
| CFF75 | 19×10 +35 | 275/40 or 285/40 | Square |
| CFF75 | 19×9.5 +38 19×10 +35 |
265/40 275/40 or 285/40 |
Staggered |
| CFF300 | 19×9.5 +38 | 265/40 | Square |
Note: Please be aware that fitment issues come down to ride height and suspension setup. You may experience rubbing issue with aggressive offsets and lower-than-normal ride heights.
20" Fitments
| Wheel Name | Suggested Wheel Size | Suggested Tire Sizes | Fitment Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| CFF25 | 20×9 +35 | 255/35 | Square |
| CFF25 | 20×10 +40 | 275/35 or 285/35 | Square |
| CFF25 | 20×9 +35 20×10.5 +35 |
255/35 285/35 |
Staggered |
| CFF46 | 20×9 +35 | 255/35 | Square |
| CFF46 | 20×10 +40 | 275/35 or 285/35 | Square |
| CFF46 | 20×9 +35 20×10.5 +35 |
255/35 285/35 |
Staggered |
| CFF43 | 20×9 +35 | 255/35 | Square |
| CFF43 | 20×10 +38 | 275/35 or 285/35 | Square |
| CFF43 | 20×9 +35 20×10.5 +38 |
255/35 285/35 |
Staggered |
| CFF50 | 20×9 +35 | 255/35 | Square |
| CFF50 | 20×9 +35 20×10.5 +35 |
255/35 285/35 |
Staggered |
| CFF70 | 20×9 +35 | 255/35 | Square |
| CFF70 | 20×10 +40 | 275/35 or 285/35 | Square |
| CFF70 | 20×9 +35 20×10.5 +38 |
255/35 285/35 |
Staggered |
| CFF75 | 20×9 +35 | 255/35 | Square |
| CFF75 | 20×10 +35 | 275/35 or 285/35 | Square |
| CFF76 | 20×9 +35 | 255/35 | Square |
| CFF76 | 20×10 +35 | 275/35 or 285/35 | Square |
| CFF76 | 20×9 +35 20×10.5 +35 |
255/35 285/35 |
Staggered |
| CFF76 | 20×10 +35 20×10.5 +35 |
275/35 285/35 |
Staggered |
| CFF300 | 20×9 +35 | 255/35 | Square |
| CFF300 | 20×10 +32 | 275/35 or 285/35 | Square |
| CFF300 | 20×9 +35 20×10.5 +30 |
255/35 285/35 |
Staggered |
| CFF300 | 20×10 +32 20×10.5 +30 |
275/35 285/35 |
Staggered |
Note: Please be aware that fitment issues come down to ride height and suspension setup. You may experience rubbing issue with aggressive offsets and lower-than-normal ride heights.
Additional Information
When considering a performance wheel upgrades for your Model Y, there are several important factors to keep in mind beyond just aesthetics. These considerations ensure optimal performance, safety, and longevity of your new wheels.
Brake Clearance
Brake clearance is a critical aspect of wheel fitment for both pre and post refresh Model Y’s. All Curva Concepts wheels are engineered to ensure OEM brake clearance, allowing for seamless installation without compromising braking performance. However, it’s important to note that aftermarket big brake kits (BBK) may affect fitment and clearance. If you’ve upgraded your braking system, consult with our fitment experts to ensure compatibility.
Suspension Considerations
Suspension modifications can significantly impact wheel proper fitment. Certain suspension setups, such as coilovers and lowering springs, can reduce clearance and potentially cause fitment issues. It’s crucial to consider your current or planned suspension setup when selecting wheels to ensure proper clearance and avoid any rubbing or interference.
Quality and Durability
Curva Concepts wheels undergo rigorous independent testing processes to ensure the highest standards of quality and safety. Our wheels are JWL and VIA certified, demonstrating their ability to withstand the demands of performance driving. The advanced engineering of our wheels results in a perfect balance of strength and lightweight design, contributing to improved overall vehicle performance and efficiency for your Model Y.
Warranty and Support
We stand behind the quality of our products with comprehensive warranty options and an accidental damage replacement policy. Our dedicated customer support team is always ready to assist you with any questions or concerns regarding your wheel purchase. For detailed information on our warranty and support services, please visit our warranty page.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Will aftermarket wheels affect my Model Y's range
Yes, wheel and tire changes can impact range by 5-15% depending on size and weight. Larger, heavier wheels reduce efficiency, while staying within 1-2 inches of factory diameter minimizes range loss. The 19" Gemini wheels provide the best range, while 21" setups can reduce range by up to 36 kilometers compared to factory 19" wheels.
Should I run square or staggered wheels on my Model Y?
Square setups work best for most Model Y owners. They allow tire rotation for longer tire life, provide more neutral handling, and work better with Tesla's stability systems. Staggered setups can look more aggressive but prevent rotation and may not provide significant performance benefits on an all-wheel-drive crossover.
What's the correct offset range for aftermarket Model Y wheels?
Most aftermarket Model Y wheels run offsets between +30 to +40. This provides a more aggressive look than factory (+45) while maintaining proper brake clearance and suspension geometry. Going too aggressive with offset can cause clearance issues or affect handling.
Will aftermarket wheels clear my Model Y's brakes?
All quality aftermarket wheels designed for the Model Y will clear factory brakes when properly sized. Most also accommodate popular brake upgrade kits. Always verify brake clearance specifications before purchasing, especially with aggressive offsets or unique brake setups.
What are the factory Model Y wheel specifications?
Factory specs are: 19x9.5 +45 (Gemini), 20x9.5 +45 (Induction), and 21x9.5 +40 front / 21x10.5 +48 rear (Uberturbine). All use 5x114.3 bolt pattern with 64.1mm center bore. Lug nuts are M14x1.5 thread.
Can I run 20" wheels for the best balance of looks and performance?
Absolutely. 20" wheels are the most popular aftermarket size for Model Y because they offer an ideal balance. They provide better visual impact than 19" wheels while maintaining better ride comfort and range efficiency compared to 21" setups. Most owners find 20" to be the sweet spot for daily driving.
