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Switching MYP wheels down to 19s with unconventional tyre size

IslandAdventurous845 | 2025-04-18 13:53 | 59 views

Hi all...I replaced my 2022 MYP 21" Ubers with 19" Tsportline wheels...I have a custom tyre setup (earlier had 275 45s and now have 255 50s). I have changed the wheel size several times from the screen, but it seems to have no impact on reconfiguring the speedometer. While I understand that the different combos will be off by a certain amount, the 255-50-19 combo should essentially have almost the same overall diameter as the standard 20s that come with the MY (as per my calculations anyway) and should be almost spot on for speed calculations. There has, however, been no difference regardless of what wheel size I choose and the offset has been pretty much the same now and when I had the 275 45s. Any way I can correct this / has anyone else tried any combo for the MYP and has it resulted in different readings (even if not 100% accurate)? I have also added the screenshot of my calculations here, in case I've messed those up.

Comments (13)
shibiwan 2025-04-18 14:58

Double check with actual specs on the tires. There is usually some small variance in the overall diameter between manufacturers from the sizes obtained using the aspect ratio calculation.

BlipSzwicky 2025-04-18 14:59

I also changed rim size with T Sportline. Their pre installed tires run about 3%% small for diameter compared to the factory tires. Same boat as you, was hoping to fix it when these tires lose tread.

ah_kayfun 2025-04-18 15:08

Overall diameter of all stock tire is 28 inches. Anything over/under will cause a misread in calculating the speed which is calculated using the front wheels. edit: info found using the tire guide on TSportline. https://tsportline.com/blogs/tesla-aftermarket-support/the-tesla-model-y-wheel-and-tire-guide you can also use this tire size calculator to figure out the overall diameter and difference in speedo read by inputting the tire sizes you are swapping to. 275/40s are roughly 28.7 inches and the 255/50 are 29 inches in diameter so the 255's will over read slightly more than the 275's https://tiresize.com/calculator/

colinstalter 2025-04-18 17:38

That's weird, because the car is supposed to recalibrate the speedometer after a wheel change. Have you told the car, via the settings menu, that you changed your wheels and tires? This triggers a re-calibration.

Greenjeeper2001 2025-04-18 22:57

255/50r19 is a different height than all factory sizes. Settings will be off accordingly.

IslandAdventurous845 2025-04-19 06:30

correct but in the menu I have selected 20" wheels - and I think the 20" wheels with the stock tyres are almost the same overall size as my 19s with 255/50s...but using the calculator shared above it seems i am 1 inch off stock.

IslandAdventurous845 2025-04-19 06:30

i did. in the menu I have selected 20" wheels - and I think the 20" wheels with the stock tyres are almost the same overall size as my 19s with 255/50s...but using the calculator shared above it seems i am 1 inch off stock.

IslandAdventurous845 2025-04-19 06:34

thanks...in the menu I have selected 20" wheels - and I think the 20" wheels with the stock tyres are almost the same overall size as my 19s with 255/50s...but using the calculator it shows a 1 inch diameter difference. this helps thanks

Greenjeeper2001 2025-04-19 10:27

Your formula is wrong. Overall height should be wheel+ 2xsidewall

IslandAdventurous845 2025-04-19 12:08

There we go! That's what's caused my brain to go numb for weeks. Thanks.

colinstalter 2025-04-19 18:49

Maybe try also selecting the tire swap option. When I do this, it pops up a message asking me to drive easily for a while so that it can calibrate the tire size. Maybe it only works within the range of tires they're expecting, not sure.

globohydrate 2025-04-20 20:41

How'd the 275/45's work out? I'm swapping my 21 uberturbines down into 19x9.5 tsportline TSS and planning to go 275/45 both front and back with them

Greenjeeper2001 2025-04-21 13:08

In the future, knuckledraggers use inches. Keep things in inches and it would be easier for me to see the discrepancy. I usually convert sidewall height to inches before adding to wheel diameter.

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