New Fully Forged Monoblock Wheels with Full Aero Face & Floating Center Caps (CTM by T Sportline)

[T Sportline]

T Sportline's new CTM (Tesla Cybertruck Monoblock) fully forged wheel lineup has been engineered specifically to balance range preserving aero-efficient monoblock look while still retaining proper structural integrity for aggressive Tesla Cybertruck driving. The CTM forged wheel also features our exclusive "fully floating center caps" for the distinguished and tastefully hidden lug nut look. As you drive, the caps 'float' in free rotation and the T logo remains horizontal at all times. Launched in 20", available in various sizes and offsets.

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• Wheel Construction: Fully Forged Monoblock 6061 T6 Aluminum
• 20 inch CTM fully forged wheel is engineered exclusively for the Tesla Cybertruck
• Designed using strict OEM-spec FEA to meet TUV structural standards
• Accepts factory Tesla lug nuts, factory Tesla Cybertruck TPMS sensor
• Colors: Matte Black, Gloss Black, Anthracite Gray, Brush Satin, Velocity Red, Imperial Red, Diamond Black, Champagne Rosé and Custom finishes available

Shown on a Cybertruck wrapped by T Sportline in Nardo Gray Inozetek film

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[Ranger George]

Not a fan of the wheels.
Looks like VW Beetle wheels.

 

[JBee]

Will Brake cooling be an issue with those?

Sure I know it has regen, but towing is much harder on heat generation and the battery will derate.

I think the wheel cap is something we might have to learn to live with. Put them on when not towing, take EM off if you're expecting to tow a lot downhill.

Not a fan of the look of any of these so far. I think Franz is right and it needs a "edgy" looking wheel to fit the CT profile.

 

[Tuna]

Meh. I'm looking for a hub cap to fit the factory wheel (my truck was delivered without the wheel covers). I love the factory wheel.. but its missing the center cap. Would be nice if the design included a cover that would extend to cover the lug nuts as well. You make it, I'll beta test it!

 

[T Sportline]

Will Brake cooling be an issue with those?

Sure I know it has regen, but towing is much harder on heat generation and the battery will derate.

I think the wheel cap is something we might have to learn to live with. Put them on when not towing, take EM off if you're expecting to tow a lot downhill.

Not a fan of the look of any of these so far. I think Franz is right and it needs a "edgy" looking wheel to fit the CT profile.

definitely no issue with cooling, it's improved over stock aero covers ??

 

[T Sportline]

Meh. I'm looking for a hub cap to fit the factory wheel (my truck was delivered without the wheel covers). I love the factory wheel.. but its missing the center cap. Would be nice if the design included a cover that would extend to cover the lug nuts as well. You make it, I'll beta test it!

We've got that covered, literally ha ha...stay tuned ?

 

[JBee]

definitely no issue with cooling, it's improved over stock aero covers ??

Have you towed at max load with them downhill on a CT?

How heavy are they I'm comparison to the standard set?

 

[Tuna]

We've got that covered, literally ha ha...stay tuned ?

Great! Please give me an option to not have a logo on it.. I don't buy products to advertise for anyone else.

 

[cvalue13]

Do yall have independent aero modeling to be able to stand behind the aero effects?

things that *look* aero aren’t necessarily, esp in the choppy space around the wheel arches

 

[ericbigguy]

Love these

 

[Cyberer]

Those look great. Nice job. Are they lighter than the stockers?

 

[T Sportline]

Great! Please give me an option to not have a logo on it.. I don't buy products to advertise for anyone else.

Of course! We never plaster our logo on our wheels. The center caps can be swapped for Tesla caps too.

 

[T Sportline]

Do yall have independent aero modeling to be able to stand behind the aero effects?

things that *look* aero aren’t necessarily, esp in the choppy space around the wheel arches

We can share CFD results; but sharing is somewhat minimal value, beyond marketing sizzle. It's visually pleasing, but the data is only as good as the model quality and inputs we set - true for any CFD shared by any company. As for 3rd party claims, please understand no one is doing this without getting paid...so while we could do this, understand that independent person is getting paid to do an independent test. Honestly, the CFD provides us directionally insightful data during development - but it's far from 'gospel'.

We have other proprietary testing & design development tools that are arguably superior. Working on that right now, will post details when i can!

 

[Outdoors]

We never plaster our logo on our wheels.

Maybe it should be. "We will never again. " I remember these on the flow forged rims. You caught quite a bit of flak for it.

 

[T Sportline]

Maybe it should be. "We will never again. " I remember these on the flow forged rims. You caught quite a bit of flak for it.

Oh for sure, we learned that lesson! You are correct! Those got discontinued and logo erased

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