Here’s What Fits Your Tesla Model 3 

If you own a Tesla Model 3 or are thinking about upgrading one, this Fit Check is for you. We’ll cover all the fitment options broken down into our three main categories: No Hassle, Slight Flex, and All The Wheel — plus a bonus category we call YOYO (You’re On Your Own).

The Model 3 runs a 5x114.3 bolt pattern with a 64.1mm hub bore, and depending on trim, came from the factory with 18, 19, or 20-inch wheels. Keep in mind that Performance and Track Pack models are equipped with larger brakes, so brake clearance should always be considered before purchasing wheels.

No Hassle Fitment

If you want a simple style upgrade with OE comfort, this is your lane. These setups bolt right on and can even reuse factory tires in many cases.

Suggested Fitment:

• Square: 18–20” x 8.5” ET35–40

• Staggered: 18–20” x 8.5–9” ET34 (front) / 18–20” x 9–10” ET34–40 (rear)
  
  

Suggested Wheels: 
Ampliform 18x8.5 ET35
Hypergram 19x8.5 ET38
MRK1 18x8.5 ET 35

Slight Flex Fitment

If you want a wider stance and more traction without major modifications, this is the sweet spot. Most setups here will require new tires, but you’ll stay safe from rubbing or clearance headaches.

Suggested Fitment:

• Square: 18–20” x 8.5–9” ET32–38

Suggested Wheels:
Heliogram 18x8.5 ET 32
Hyperspec 19x8.5 ET 32
Oversteer 18x9 ET35

All The Wheel Fitment

This is for the bold. Aggressive stance, wider rubber, and track-inspired look. At this level, you’ll likely need suspension tweaks, negative camber, and possibly a fender roll.

Suggested Fitment:

• Square: 18–20” x 9” ET20–30 OR 18–20” x 9.5” ET35

• Staggered: 18–20” x 9” ET32 (front) / 18–20” x 9.5” ET34–37 or 10” ET37–40 (rear)

Editor’s Pick: 18–20” x 9.5” ET35 square

Suggested Wheels:
Countergram 18x9.5 ET35
Forged F5R 18x9.5 ET35 
Hyperspec 19x9.5A ET35

YOYO (You’re On Your Own)

Anything more aggressive than what we’ve listed will require body modifications like pulling or rolling fenders. That means offsets lower than ET20 on a 9.5” or lower than ET37 on a 10” — plus anything wider than 10”. Proceed with caution.

Quick Reference Fitment Chart