New TC8 24" Cybertruck Hex Wheels from T Sportline

[T Sportline]

Hey, hey - customer shared install looking good on this fresh new Cybertruck!

TC8 24" Cybertruck Hex Wheels & Tires
24" x 9.5"
Standard center cap or floating graffiti caps'

These are a flow forged alternative to our fully forged CT7 hex wheels

Check the wheels here

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[carsly]

Those are incredible, nice job!

I've never gone for aftermarket wheels, but if I did....wow!

 

[LexusCyber]

these wheels are awesome.... the larger the better looking

what is the ride comfort level on these wheels and tires?

as I am looking for quietest most comfortable possible ride, my current understanding is that the 18" with stock tires option is the best choice due to higher tire side wall. I'd like to learn what the good people at Tsportline recommend to reach that goal. thank you

 

[T Sportline]

these wheels are awesome.... the larger the better looking

what is the ride comfort level on these wheels and tires?

as I am looking for quietest most comfortable possible ride, my current understanding is that the 18" with stock tires option is the best choice due to higher tire side wall. I'd like to learn what the good people at Tsportline recommend to reach that goal. thank you

best riding is going to be 20" all season. 18" would be basically the same, but you will be in an all terrain tire -- which is a little less focused on noise/comfort.

Downsizing to 18" will give a bit more cushion if you plan to be hammering pot holes or rough roads. But the 20"s are fine for most honestly. On model 3,y,s,x...the downsizing is a bigger deal.

 

[LexusCyber]

best riding is going to be 20" all season. 18" would be basically the same, but you will be in an all terrain tire -- which is a little less focused on noise/comfort.

Downsizing to 18" will give a bit more cushion if you plan to be hammering pot holes or rough roads. But the 20"s are fine for most honestly. On model 3,y,s,x...the downsizing is a bigger deal.

thank you for the great response. so 20" wheels will be quietest most comfortable riding.. you have some really nice 20s at TSportline any thoughts on the tires that would go best with those? is it true that the higher tire wall is contributing to ride comfort?

 

[T Sportline]

thank you for the great response. so 20" wheels will be quietest most comfortable riding.. you have some really nice 20s at TSportline any thoughts on the tires that would go best with those? is it true that the higher tire wall is contributing to ride comfort?

Best option in my opinion is the Michelin Defender LTX.

Sidewall height matters, but at 20" it's pretty substantial so dropping to 18" isn't the huge benefit you'd get on model 3/y.

check packages here https://tsportline.com/collections/...tire-packages-set-of-4?variant=48863313723681

 

[Eka]

Downsizing to 18" will give a bit more cushion if you plan to be hammering pot holes or rough roads. But the 20"s are fine for most honestly. On model 3,y,s,x...the downsizing is a bigger deal.

I plan on getting 18s eventually for rough roads. Also airing down is much more effective.

 

[T Sportline]

I plan on getting 18s eventually for rough roads. Also airing down is much more effective.

yes, for this use case i agree with you. But for the other customer who is prioritizing on road, I'd go with the 20"

 

[Eka]

yes, for this use case i agree with you. But for the other customer who is prioritizing on road, I'd go with the 20"

Agree 100%.

I got 19s on my MY because I often drive roads that kill low profile tires. Even then I've still had a pinch flat. I hate it when they use 2" gravel on roads.

 

[Freemarket]

Thanks Tsportline for posting my CT!

For anyone considering the same set up, I can attest, it was a bit of a shocker in terms of the road noise initially. I’ve had them on for about two weeks now and I’m running about 45 psi. There’s definitely more road noise than the stock cyber truck, tires or something with larger sidewall. I had the mantels on there originally. I’ve really gotten used to the road noise though so it’s not been bothersome. At 45 mph it’s right around 58 to 63 dB inside the truck. If that’s helpful at all. I love the look, absolutely incredible design!

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