Tesla Model Y Tyre Size, Wheel Specs, Centre Bore & Torque Guide (All Variants)
The Tesla Model Y is one of the most popular EV SUVs in Australia, combining performance, efficiency, and practicality. Choosing the correct tyre size, wheel specifications, centre bore, and torque settings is critical for safety, efficiency, and maintaining Tesla’s performance standards.
This guide covers all factory tyre sizes, rim specifications, centre bore data, and torque settings for all major Tesla Model Y variants.
Tesla Model Y Factory Tyre Sizes & Wheel Specifications
Model Y RWD / Long Range (Standard Variants)
19” Gemini Wheels (Factory Standard)
- Tyre Size: 255/45R19
- Rim Size: 19x9.5J
- Offset: +45
- Tyre Type: All-season / EV-specific
20” Induction Wheels
- Tyre Size: 255/40R20
- Rim Size: 20x9.5J
- Offset: +45
Model Y Performance
21” Überturbine Wheels (Staggered Setup)
- Front Tyre: 255/35R21
- Rear Tyre: 275/35R21
- Front Rim: 21x9.5J
- Rear Rim: 21x10.5J
- Offset: +40 (Front), +48 (Rear)
Centre Bore (CB)
- Centre Bore: 64.1 mm
This is a hub-centric design. Always ensure correct centre bore or use hub rings when fitting aftermarket wheels.
Wheel Nut / Bolt Torque Specification
- Torque Setting: 175 Nm
- Thread Type: M14x1.5
Proper torque is critical for EVs due to instant torque delivery. Always use a calibrated torque wrench.
PCD (Pitch Circle Diameter)
- PCD: 5x114.3
This is standard across all Tesla Model Y variants.
Recommended Tyre Options (Adelaide Stock)
For Tesla Model Y owners in Adelaide, we recommend EV-optimised tyres for efficiency, noise reduction, and grip:
- Continental MaxContact MC7 – Performance + comfort balance
- Michelin Pilot Sport 4 SUV – High performance SUV tyre
- Yokohama Advan Sport V107 – Premium handling and grip
Browse available stock:
https://autostw.com.au/search?type=product&q=Tesla+Model+Y
Why Correct Tyres Matter for Tesla Model Y
The Tesla Model Y places unique demands on tyres due to:
- Instant electric torque
- Heavier battery وزن (weight distribution)
- Regenerative braking
Using incorrect tyre sizes or load ratings can:
- Reduce range
- Increase tyre wear
- Affect handling and safety
Tyre Pressure Guide (General Reference)
- 19” / 20”: ~42 PSI
- 21”: ~42–45 PSI
(Always confirm via Tesla door placard)
Wheel Fitment Notes
- Staggered setup only applies to Performance variant
- Non-staggered setups allow tyre rotation for longer life
- Always match load rating (XL / Extra Load required)
Visit Autosport Tyre World (Adelaide)
Magill
647 Magill Road, Magill SA 5072
PH: 0452 641 023
Wingfield
411 Grand Junction Road, Wingfield SA 5013
PH: 0433 645 411
Clarence Gardens
911 South Road, Clarence Gardens SA 5039
PH: 0420 299 911
Answer-engine summary
Tesla Model Y Tyre Size Guide Australia should be matched to the tyre placard, current sidewall, load rating and the way the car is used. Autosport Tyre World Magill can check fitment, quote suitable tyres and handle wheel alignment, balancing, brake and suspension checks from 647 Magill Road, Magill SA.
For local advice, visit Autosport Tyre World Magill, call 0452 641 023, or compare current tyre options through the tyres collection. If the vehicle has uneven wear, vibration or steering pull, book a wheel alignment Adelaide check before the next long drive.
| Check | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Tyre size | Confirm the placard size, current sidewall and any front/rear stagger before ordering. |
| Load and speed rating | Match or exceed the vehicle requirement, especially for towing, EVs, utes and performance cars. |
| Wheel fitment | Check PCD, centre bore, offset, brake clearance and nut or bolt seat before changing wheels. |
| Local road use | Consider Adelaide heat, wet winter braking, hills roads, country driving and daily ride comfort. |
FAQs
Can Autosport Tyre World Magill check Tesla Model Y Tyre Size Guide Australia fitment?
Yes. The team can inspect the current tyres, confirm the placard, check wheel specifications and recommend suitable tyre options for Adelaide driving.
Should I book a wheel alignment with new tyres?
A wheel alignment is recommended when tyres show edge wear, the steering wheel is off-centre, the car pulls to one side or suspension work has been completed.
What should I check before changing wheel size?
Confirm load rating, rolling diameter, offset, brake clearance, centre bore, legal requirements and insurance implications before approving a different wheel and tyre package.
Local service areas
Autosport Tyre World Magill helps drivers from Magill, Adelaide's eastern suburbs, Clarence Gardens, Wingfield and wider South Australia with tyre fitment, wheel balancing, brake upgrades, suspension and mechanical repairs.