Tesla Model Y Wheels and Rims

Tesla Model Y Aftermarket Wheel Fitment

The Tesla Model Y has been on one platform since launch (2020 and up), and the 2026 Juniper refresh kept the same wheel hardware. Every Model Y uses 5x114.3 (also called 5x4.5) with a 64.1mm hub bore at the wheel face and an M14x1.5 lug-stud thread pitch. Where the Model Y splits is at the trim and the factory wheel size. Long Range ships on the 19 inch Gemini or the 20 inch Induction. Performance ships on the 21 inch Uberturbine with a more aggressive offset and a larger brake package. The Model Y hub itself is a clean 64.1mm wheel-face bore on every trim we have measured at our Chandler, Arizona fitment facility. Pick your trim below and the fitment specs follow.

Find Your Tesla Model Y Trim

Pick your trim to see wheels and rims that fit your Model Y. Bolt pattern (5x114.3), hub bore (64.1mm), and lug-stud thread pitch (M14x1.5) are constant across the lineup. What changes is the OEM wheel size, the brake clearance, and the offset window. The Performance accepts more aggressive offsets and pairs with 21 inch options. The Long Range covers the 19 and 20 inch sweet spots most customers buy.

The Tesla Model Y Bolt Pattern

Every Tesla Model Y uses 5x114.3 (also called 5x4.5, since 114.3mm equals 4.5 inches) with a 64.1mm wheel-face hub bore and an M14x1.5 lug-stud thread pitch. That covers Long Range AWD, Performance AWD, and the 2026 Juniper refresh. 5x114.3 is the same bolt pattern the Model 3 uses, and a Model Y wheel will thread onto a Model 3 hub, but the offset and width windows are different because the Model Y is the taller SUV body. We measure each platform separately.

5x114.3 is also the dominant Japanese-spec bolt pattern, which means Honda Accord, Acura TLX, and Toyota Camry wheels carry the same lug spacing. Hub bores differ on those cars (most Japanese wheels are bored to 64.1mm or 66.1mm), so check the centerbore before assuming a cross-fit. 5x114.3 is NOT the same as 5x115. The 5x115 bolt pattern is a different spec entirely, and a 5x115 wheel will not bolt to a Model Y. Compare against the rest of the Tesla lineup at our Tesla wheels and rims hub.

Why the Model Y Trim Matters for Wheel Buying

The Model Y is one platform, but the OEM wheel sizes split it into three buying lanes. The 19 inch Gemini ships on the lower-trim Long Range and prioritizes range with a thicker sidewall and a slightly aero face. The 20 inch Induction ships on the upgraded Long Range and sits in the most popular aftermarket size for Model Y buyers. The 21 inch Uberturbine ships on the Performance trim, runs an aggressive face, and pairs with a tighter offset window to clear the larger brake package. The 2026 Juniper refresh kept the same trim split with updated OEM wheel designs. Aftermarket fitment follows the same logic: choose your visual goal (range and ride versus stance and presence) and the wheel size and offset fall out of that decision.

Drivetrain is not a fitment-box axis on the Model Y. Long Range RWD (on certain Juniper trims) and Long Range AWD share the same bolt pattern, hub, brake size on the matched trim, and aftermarket wheel window. The same is true on the Performance variants. Where the Model Y differs from the Model 3 Performance, the Model Y hub on every trim we have measured is a clean 64.1mm wheel-face bore. The Model 3 Performance stepped-hub consideration does not appear on the Model Y. A wheel with a 64.1mm centerbore seats hub-centric on every Model Y trim without a custom ring or sized bore.

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How We Confirm Fitment on Tesla Model Y Wheels

Element Wheels measures fitment on the Model Y directly, both Long Range and Performance, on the 2020-2025 cars and on the 2026 Juniper refresh. For the Model Y that means clearance from the wheel to the fender, gap between the back of the wheel and the suspension and aero panels, brake caliper height on the Performance, hub bore confirmation to the 64.1mm wheel-face bore, lug-stud thread pitch confirmation on the M14x1.5 hardware, and turning clearance at full lock with the tire installed. At our fitment facility in Chandler, Arizona, the Element Wheels team measures directly on the physical platforms we support. We don't pull specs from manufacturer sheets the way most retailers do.

That measurement work is what produced the trim-specific fitment windows on this page. It is also why we can confirm the Model Y hub is a clean 64.1mm wheel-face bore on every trim, distinct from the Model 3 Performance stepped hub (64.1mm inner / 70.1mm outer ring).

Tesla Model Y Wheels and Rims FAQ

Get Tesla Model Y Wheels Right the First Time

Pick your trim above to see wheels and rims that fit. We measure on the Model Y platform on both Long Range and Performance, and on the 2026 Juniper refresh. The hub is a clean 64.1mm wheel-face bore on every trim we have measured, so wheels with a matched centerbore seat hub-centric without a custom ring. Find your fit and start enjoying your build sooner.