Market, model year and version determine the factory wheel and tire baseline.
TESLA WHEEL LAB · FITMENT CHECKER
Will it fit
Will it fit
your Tesla?
Found wheels or tires you like? Choose your Tesla, enter the setup, and see how it compares with Tesla factory fitment before you buy.
Clear answerFactory match, check first, or not compatible
Tesla data firstOfficial specifications where available
Quick checkPaste a size and get an answer in seconds
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Which Tesla do you have?
Choose the market where the car was originally sold, then its model, year and version. Wheel Lab loads the matching Tesla factory setups as your baseline.
Which factory wheels are on your Tesla?You do not need to know the wheel name — choose the one that looks like yours.
Tesla OEMOther Tesla factory sizes for this carOfficial sizes Tesla lists for this car. Pick one to compare it with what you found.
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What did you find?
Paste the size from a listing, quote or tire sidewall. Wheel Lab handles the geometry for you.
Where do I find these numbers?
Wheel listing
20x9.5 ET4020" diameter · 9.5" width · ET40 offsetTire sidewall
255/40R20 101W XLWheel Lab uses the size for geometry and checks load/speed ratings when Tesla publishes a minimum.Advanced dimensions ET, width and manual fine-tuning
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candidate setupRear
candidate setup
HOW WHEEL LAB WORKS
A fitment answer you can actually use.
Wheel Lab starts with the factory setup for your exact Tesla, then separates what the numbers can prove from what still needs a physical or product-specific check.
Paste a tire size, wheel size or full wheel-and-tire setup from a listing or sidewall.
Wheel Lab calculates rolling diameter, speedometer change, wheel position and clearance deltas.
Load ratings, brake clearance and other product-specific checks are never silently assumed.
Three kinds of answer
You should know in seconds whether to proceed, verify something first, or walk away.
The dimensions match a Tesla-published setup for the car and market you selected.
The numbers may work, but a specific clearance, rating or compatibility point still needs confirmation.
Tesla explicitly excludes that setup for the selected version.
What Wheel Lab does not doMatching dimensions do not approve a specific tire or wheel. For aftermarket parts, always verify load rating, mounting specifications and physical brake, suspension and body clearance.
TESLA WHEEL FITMENT BASICS
What should you check before buying wheels or tires for a Tesla?
Wheel Lab compares dimensions, but fitment is more than diameter alone. Tesla's own documentation makes model, year, wheel position and tire ratings relevant to the final check.
Does wheel offset matter on a Tesla?
Yes. Offset changes where the wheel sits relative to the suspension and body. Tesla publishes factory wheel width and offset by configuration, so Wheel Lab compares the candidate setup with the factory baseline instead of treating diameter as the only fitment signal.
Can the same wheel size use different front and rear fitment?
Yes. Some Tesla factory setups are staggered, with different front and rear wheel widths, offsets or tire sizes. A candidate setup should be checked axle by axle when the selected car uses a staggered factory configuration.
Are matching dimensions enough to approve an aftermarket tire?
No. Tesla documents tire load and speed ratings, and the vehicle's tire/loading label remains important. Wheel Lab keeps those product-specific checks visible instead of treating matching geometry as approval of a particular tire.
Do I need to change anything in the car after swapping wheels?
Tesla instructs owners to update Wheel Configuration after installing or swapping wheels. Tesla notes that wheel configuration can affect range estimates, tire-pressure warning levels and the vehicle visualization.
Primary sources: Tesla Model 3 tire care and wheel configuration ↗ · Tesla Model Y tire care and wheel configuration ↗