Tesla Model Y Performance Sunday driving with 18" wheels
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- Опубліковано 29 сер 2024
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I’ve been running 235/55-18 tires on my Model Y for almost two years here in Arizona. Model 3 aero wheels.42k miles, multiple cross country trips and other long 800 mile+ trips. My Wh/mi is 274. Love the ride of the taller tire. The tires are Pirelli Scorpio Verde XL rating.
What are the specs of the rim?
Model 3 aero wheel have 700kg loads per wheel, I think model y needs at least 800kgs per wheels.
Thats awesome
Any concerns about the load rating? @kritdeknor4711 brought it up. I think it is a valid concern.
@@ioanrfmodel 3 wheels 2021+ have a higher load rating that can handle the model y
I'm enjoying these onlyfan/Sunday driving videos - you're right at the end when you mention that the results shouldn't be compared since conditions aren't the same nor are there any attempts to match. It's a Sunday drive after all. I live near Yorkshire Dales in UK and I enjoy driving around there so it's good to know I can cover a decent amount before having to think about its next charge, so this video is very relevant!
Cheers for all the time and dedication you put in for these drives!
“No fan is better than only fans” - Exactly this! I love watching the beautiful Norwegian scenery and see what cars can do when carefully driven. My kind of road trip.
Nothing beats Tesla's efficiency. Its why I can't wait to pick up the M3 LFP next month
@@josefv-y8m has bigger battery and is rwd
Hello Bjorn, last week I was at Valdresflya as a tourist from the Netherlands. You have great mountainhikes near besseggen and vargebakken. There were indeed lots of international people, but also Norwegians as wel.
Oh man i love your dry sense of humor😅 thanks for all these nice Videos Björn 👌keep going
“Only fans run” - thank you for explaining it, always thought it was something kinky. 😂
i sure hope it's free ;)
The roads in Norway are amazing. Yes, the national speed limit is slower than the UK but the quality of the roads is som much better than the ones in Sussex.
And who wants to drive fast with the stunning views?
The norwegian roads are often underdimensioned. Generally Norway was not a car country until 20 years ago.
@@BerraLilltroll How did people get around the country before 20 years ago?
Bjorn inspired me to take a visit to Norway in my Tesla Model S. Ended up driving to Trondheim. The country is lovely and the roads are good. I loved the hop-on hop-off short ferries across the fjords when driving the west coast.
I've taken the car all around West and Central Europe, and Dutch roads take some beating! 😁
Hi Bjørn, When will you bring us your tier list for electric cars of 2022? A top 5/10 list with your recommendations would be great for people considering switching to electric cars these days.
I don't think he will do this, as a recommendation very much depends on people's wants and needs, which can vary a lot. Just post your wants, needs and circumstances here and for sure others will give their recommendation.
The recommendation also depends on price which varies significantly across countries.
@@pbasista Of course it would, but i was just curious about his own preference since he test a lot of them. He could divide them up, like top 3 economy or top 3 premium, but it was just an suggestion for him to might discuss on his channel :)
Bjorn, I am still amazed by the range you managed with BMW i4 edrive40. Superb EV. Yes, not an SUV like MY, but still...
What 18" rims fits to Model Y performance?
Norway is beautiful! I think you will miss it if you move to Germany
South of Germany is beautiful as well
We will!
And much more secure for your children than the left-green and woke Germany…
South Germany is gorgeous. Plus some of the mountain passes into North Italy! 😁
@@pawefiett2468 lol
“10:00 Model Y LR also has 18 inch”. Nope, smallest OEM size is 19 inch.
And it’s 255 with kinda sticky tires, not eco tires.
Wow, you changed my mind. I'm getting MYP and putting 18s instead of YLR
Very interesting, my model y long range still has a way to go to have that much fun, so far 643 KM.
I love it when I can tell exactly where you are from the thumbnail. I've seen that view hundreds of times and it never gets old.
Thanks Bjorn, love your Sunday drives.
If you add below zero it would probably do another 30+km. 620km is Long Range domain - suggests the performance & long range motors are no different in efficiency (& the long range motors just has its power software nerfed)
@ 0:52 Have you ever noticed red or yellow dots on the sidewall of a new tyre?
It seems that, although some people work within the industry, not many are aware of the function of these dots. By understanding what they’re for and how to use them properly, your garage can save money and do a more professional job for your customer.
The explanation…
On the sidewall of most new tyres are red and yellow painted dots. If these marks are aligned with particular points on the wheel, you will reduce the amount of weight required for balancing. The less lead weight used, the lower the cost of wheel balancing and the higher the profit on the job.
The Yellow Dot
When tyres are made, they are almost never perfectly balanced, and most manufacturers will place a yellow dot on the section of the tyre where there is least weight. When fitting a tyre, you should line up this yellow dot with the valve stem as this is the heaviest point of the wheel. By aligning the lightest spot on the tyre with the heaviest point on the wheel, the tyre/wheel balance is as close to optimal as can be. So, you won’t use as many weights around the wheel to balance out the tyre and wheel. Fewer weights make for a more balanced wheel, which then means a quieter, more comfortable ride, and a longer-lasting tyre.
The Red Dot
In the same way that tyres are never perfectly balanced from the manufacturer, tyres are never perfectly round either, even when new. They have high and low points which occur where the belts are joined, and these points can cause vibrations when a tyre is rolling. The red dot indicates the tyre’s high point. Most of the time a wheel will also have a dot-either a drilled dot or a sticker to indicate its low point; if you have these marks, you should align the red dot with the mark on the wheel and ignore the yellow dot. By doing this you minimise the vibration caused by the high point of the tyre
Red over Yellow
If both red and yellow dots are visible on your tyre and you don’t have any dots or marks on your wheel, red takes precedence over yellow and you should align the red dot with the valve stem. Cancelling out the high point takes precedence over the lightest point of the tyre, which can be addressed with wheel weights.
Interesting, thanks.
I'm going to compromise and use the 19" wheels. Thanks a lot for sharing your findings. Subscribed.
Norwegian viewers would LOVE to see the same test on fat e-tron 😎
I love how Norwegians drive. No need to race, just cruise hehe
Can you conduct some performance test to compare times against the OEM 21s. Many report the smaller and lighter tires can reduce 0 to 60 and 1/4 mile time by .1 to .2 seconds. Another bonus of running smaller and lighter tires/wheels.
It's more than a .1 or .2 sec improvement when you drop down a few wheel sizes.
can you put any tesla Y wheel on a performance y? or are the brakes too big?
AP with radar does the same when the road does not have a middle line. Some roads without painting in the middle, looks like it drives ok, but usually you will notice a descoloration in the asphalt (probably from different roadworks), which seems to be interpreted as the middle line and therefore, the car remains in the right "lane".
2022 and still Phantom Brake and lack of road splitting. They really need to go back to radar asap.
*brake
Hey Bjørn, it’s very impressive Sunday driving statistics for 18”. I’m considering going from my 21” to a smaller size wheel, but what is the real net difference between your test and personal view from the 18” vs the 19” on the Tesla model YP you also tested? If I recall the results were almost identical from 19” to 21”, but still you seemed happy with the 19”. What would you choose of the 2 options in relation to comfort, performance and look?
Thanks
Can you put link for those wheels ? I want to put them on mine MYP 😅
18:40 wow looks like lake mead
So that means that the Model Y performance racing brakes will fit into an aftermarket 18 inch wheel without any problem?
LOL, at 11:05 gas stations name is Bunker Oil that must be a referance to Bunker Fuel the dirtiest of all fuels.
I actually like this test. I want to get the performance model and put the long range tyres and wheel cap in it and see how far it goes. Could you do this test?
Bjørn, did road noise improve on rough asphalt with 18" wheels?
Almost exactly the range I got on a trip in mine a few weeks ago.
What kind of tyres do you have?
@@David_Polak I should have mentioned that my car is a 2021 LR.
It has stock 19» tyres with aero rims . Don’t know the tyre type.
They are haiking Yes! A very Norwegian activity that Tesla Bjørn are boycotting 😁
Why MSW disks? Why not the Norwegian ZAX, which are lightweight and specially designed for Tesla?
And Volvo and i4 are front or rear wheel drive only, not 4 wheel drive like MY P.., like this one….
Very impressive!!!
Gorgeous weather and views there by the way.
Then it really means that we really need to start thinking how much we need 4WD. In most cases is a waste of money and energy.
In ECO Mode you are not driving AWD like Kia EV6.
@@schunkelndedschunke6914 agree, bit it costs energy to overcome the resistance. If you don't do that, it's like applying a brake.
@@victorfrombcn 4 wheel drive is much safer in most conditions
@@Maarten_vd No it's not. AWD does not improve the adherence to the road. In most of situations it won't make a difference in your safety. It is great though to get traction on a non-ideal surface, but that's not what you always need to keep your car on the road.
Bjørn, Why do you think radar has anything to do with lanekeeping? 👍🇳🇴
All 18" wheels fit the 2023 Model Y Performance? Does it have to be a specific brand? Any suggestions for MYP 18" rims for Norwegian winter?
Lol first time seeing these kind of road markings
what app is that for monitoring all that stats?
Hello. Very interesting same test with 18 wheels on model s raven and palladium
What rims are those? Model, name, brand, etc ?!!
I think i found out…. It’s MSW 27T wheels
Er det noen problemer med garantien på bilen om man velger 18" felger?
Is those rims MSW 27T???
Bjørn, how was the ride. Less bumpy than Model Y Long Range with 19”???
Yes
@@bjornnyland Björn, quick question for you.
I live in Iceland, I do travel a lot on Icelandic gravel dirt roads and I go sometimes to mild F-Roads (off-road roads only for 4x4 vehicles).
I am waiting for Tesla ModelY LR.
I will swap Gemini wheels for 18" rims and I will go for slightly taller tyre: 255/55r18 Nokian SeasonProof SUV with aramid walls for better protection when off-road.
*Do you think I will loose a lot of range and efficiency in comparison to the 19" Geminis with 255/45r19 Nokian Seasonproof SUV tyres?*
[edit:]
255/55r18 is 3.4% taller than OEM 255/45r19 on Geminis
What is your thought how many % off is factory WLTP range in summer/winter time in general not just one car brand.
Love these kind of trips, vision based AP on my car does the same thing, can you test the 2022 Jaguar I-Pace one fans edition? My 21 M3 performance only fits 19' rims due to Tesla changing the parking break, was looking at the Y Perf but wanted that range.
Do you lose the ground clearance with the 18 in instead of the 19
Where is the turning point? Very beautiful landscape 🇳🇴👍
Otta
what was your trip's average speed?
Hi Bjørn
I have been talking to Marcus Inberg during the weekend, and he could not remember what 18” wheel brand he put on the performance with the 235/55/18 in this video.
Can you help me finding out where I can buy those wheels ?
Going to buy a Long Range from Giga Berlin
Best regards
Henrik
The logo on the center cap of the wheel looks like Martian Wheels.
Jeg skjønte ikke helt, kjører bilen av seg selv hele veien ? ( mer eller mindre altså )
Trodde ikke den "featuren" var lovlig i Norge enda?
Nei, det er autosteer som er standard på alle teslaer nå og er en del av autopilot, full autopilot er ikke tilgjengelig enda i europa, men er tilgjengelig i USA.... EU i et nøtteskall. Når det kommer vil bilen ha en oppdatering og du kan skru dette på så lenge du har betalt for det, men dette kan du gjøre når som helst i bilen og trenger ikke gå til Tesla servicesenter
wheels name??
Wau perfect 💪🏻
Will Model 3 Long Range with Aero wheels be able to beat BMW?
So you are asking for a specific model car if it can beat a car manufacturer?
@@Maarten_vd I believe there was only one car with best result of Sunday driving so far and it was BMW i4 eDrive 40. Had to Google for that Model name.
@@VSEVstudies why they couldn't just call it something simple like BMW i40 I have no idea.
Har 235/60-18 på min Lexus NX. 💪
So does Tesla let you select the 18” wheels in the system on the model Y or does it still think you are on 19’ ]or larger wheels?
@David Jung So if you install 18s the #s will just be off a little?
235/55r18 (28.2" overall diameter) is very similar to 255/35r21 28" front and 275/35r21 28.6" rear oem sizes so select the 21" wheels I'm guessing
Anyone can explain what Bjørn means when he talks about "Age back" ?
I think you mean HVAC. Heating, ventilation, air conditioning 🤓
HVAC
Crazy how much phantom braking you got. I can understand on a badly marked road like later in the viode... but in the beginning it happens twice on perfectly marked roads in perfect conditions! How can anyone find that acceptable?
How bad a problem is this phantom braking?! I guess that the phenomenom has its own name already says a lot...
I will never understand why EV are fit with such massive rims, when it is know that lower rim diameter increases range. My model Y has standard 20 inches, looks nice, but completely unnecessary
Big brakes
@@bjornnyland that´d make sense if one goes racing, but my LS 400 as well as my E430 had standard breaks and 16 inches rims, well anyways, that is they way it is now, thanks for your reply!
Do long range bro no performance all time🔥
Still not in India.. sigh..!
Imagine those who own the eTron watching this video: 🤡
I seriously don’t get why someone would buy a more expensive and inefficient car. Maybe just because of the brand? Anyways, people do whatever they want with their money. I’m getting a Tesla for sure.
OnlyFans 😂👌
I'm sure the Kia EV6 AWD will do it also fine with this sunday driving conditions. No AC, ECO drive mode and the 18 inch wheels.
This video is about a Tesla MYP, not a hideous Kia EV6.
21” Wheels Suck! Everybody knows that except the Squids in the Ghetto!
Only fans run 😮😂