Tesla Wheel Fitment

We've documented five Tesla platforms: the Model S (2021–2026), Model 3 Highland, Model Y (2020–2025), Model Y Juniper, and the Cybertruck. They don't share hardware. The Model 3 and Model Y use a 5×114.3 bolt pattern with a 64.1mm center bore (the Model 3 Performance hub adds a raised 70.1mm step). The Model S uses 5×120 with the same 64.1mm bore, and the Cybertruck uses 6×139.7 with an 84.1mm bore. All of them use M14×1.5 lug nuts with a 60° conical seat. Factory offsets are high across the lineup, around ET38–ET48 on the cars and ET58.5 on the Cybertruck, which is why most aftermarket setups bring the wheel out toward the fender. Performance and Plaid trims often run staggered wheels where standard cars are square. Each guide covers factory specs, documented aftermarket setups, and offset and tire sizing. For other Tesla models, request a guide.