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At the moment there is only a winter tire in the market in that 205/60r18 size. 18x8et30 sits 4mm more in to fender 205/60r18 tire outer edge is 15mm inwards 225/60r18 sits same place as oem sr model y tire outer edge. Check my other videos for more test details, more is coming also in the next days.

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That's why you should take out the overflow nipple so you can actually see a leak when there is problems with the pump or it's seals.

Rolling is best in e primacy, but in one magazine test ecocontact was still better in consumption. But I don't fully trust that test.

@@TunekoLtd ah okay 👍

Which size, setup and record?

Longest distance with one single tank of fuel. 2618 km. VW Passat B7 1.6 TDI. There a news articles about it but not yet verified from Guinness. 3x Continental Ecocontact 6 1x Continental EcoContact 5 Steel rims, 0W- motor oil. 3 persons + luggage + spare wheel

​​@@TunekoLtdLongest distance with one single tank of fuel. VW Passat B7 1.6 TDI BlueMotion. 2618 km. There a news articles about it but not yet verified from Guinness. 3x Continental Ecocontact 6 1x Continental EcoContact 5 Steel rims, 0W- motor oil. 3 persons + luggage + spare wheel

It was a Passat BlueMotion. Not a BlueMotion Technology

If you have same turbo on 1.2tdi or 1.4tdi and similar size injectors it works lupo, or a2 or any other body.

20" can be made forged and glued inserts like these protowheels. Weigth will be little bit higher, but that is the case always with bigger wheels. Would guess 20" would be around 10-12kg depending on the width etc.

@@TunekoLtd thank you

If done correctly, read the description. You need laser cutted or machined plate that matches you hub center diameter and bolt pattern. If new bolt pattern is smaller you are always on safer side. So from 5x112 to 5x100 is safer. It you go bigger you need to evaluate your cars weight and how fast you are going to drive and corner with it and make some fem calculations. If bolt holes are not perfectly aligned it will start to bend the bolts, which is not good. If new wheel centers to hub, then it's relatively safe. Just tension the bolts little by little and you migth need to use little higher tension for the bolts. When bolts are not perfectly centered they get looser easier. I drove 140kmh short distances just with bolts without centering rings. But I take no responsibility what you do Best results and easier task to do this if bearing is loose before installation to car.

It's percentage value how much % of the time wheel is in contact of that shaker test plate (read road)

@@TunekoLtd oh I see, thank you. So higher % value is better.

How could you put a 17 inches rim on a Model Y? The smaller measure is not 18 inches?

​​@@gbigfoot71 hard work, dedication and extra effort. 6.5x17et50 mb vito steelies fit with about 30mm 5x114 to 5x112 spacers. So 6.5x17et20, note that most 17 steelies won't fit even with spacers and no aluminum 17" will fit unless you swap model 3 small brakes and dust shields which are bolt on mod.

@@TunekoLtd exactly, in Italy it would be illegal...

Tuv sagt nein fur alles. Aber Tuv kann nicht das neue pdc sehen, das ist unter felgen...

4 pcs 175/65r17 e primacy 4pcs 175/65r17 falken sincera 4pcs 225/60r18 ecocontact 6 4 pcs 205/55r19 e primacy

Why? And there is not many for sale. All are 5 speeds from factory...

I think here was Abs sensor fault. 90hp atl engine with gtc1444vz and custom ecu program.

It sure gets more rpm in my normal use.

I have tested this at 100km/h speed in my test route and test consumption ecu program. In the program injection values are locked to certain level and I measure time for certain test length. Works at least in my program, and many who have stock program have seen also lower consumption figures.

2004 2.5tdi manual gearbox and steel springs.

No measurable impact, 100kg weight loss would be under 1% savings

First we check diameters with willtheyfit.com. Here remember winter tires have 8-9mm thread when new. Those 225/60r18 are 2.08% bigger and those 255/55r18 are 3.47% but they are more worn so diameter/speedo error was same between these 2 other sizes. So we use GPS speeds and then take error into account in the consumptions as tesla does not correct their meters based on tire size. Distance is fixed for consumption.

Hakka =hakkapeliitta shortened In finnish and Yes the R5 is latest generation of it from Nokian tyres. Ev version has a foam inside, just like the model y hankook 255/45r19 tires have from factory.

@@TunekoLtd as a Swede I would be prone to miss spell the whole name, so I use the shorter one. Also, I allways miss when it is Nokia or Nokian! ;)

Depends on your country, in Finland yes. In German would have tough times as no "tuv" certificate on self made parts.

If you try to learn something new and find best setup it's needed. Weirdest part is that I don't even own a car where these fit. Some could be used in the touareg, but for that I have already 5 sets

215/55 will go to the 8x18

Winter tests sizes at the moment 215/65r17 cvc7 6.5x17 and 8.5x17. (looking for 7.5x17 wheels) 215/55r18 cvc7 8x18 225/60r18 Hakkapeliitta r5 8x18 255/55r18 cvc7 8x18 255/45r19 Hakkapeliitta 10 in 9.5x19 gemini wheels Missing 195/60r18, 255/45r19 cvc7 cannot afford them. If you have them and want to borrow, would much appreciate.

You mean 20" uberturbines to Model Y? I would guess it migth get same consumption with good LRR rubber. I would look 195/55R20 size tires. and your country regulations for loads. In theory those could meet regulations in some country. In europe you can install 50mm narrower tire without inspection. Full car GAVR is met with those, but rear axle max mass will be limited to 1380kg. 205/55R19 size would be better option in 19" size there load is only limited to 1450kg at the rear.

It won't make the ride much softer if that is your goal? I am preparing a video on the ride hardness impact. You should have 225 wide or narrower to be able to notice different in ride softness. Impact to consumption is minimal by going just one sidewall higher. Rideheigth gain will hurt, but bigger tires you put, fill your wheel wells and arches closer and it will help. Also taller tire diameter helps. So roughly +-0 impact to consumption.

Mine went to 7.3 liters @ 100 km/h speed on stock condition in summer. its a manual. Automatic need almost 1 liter more. That is just steady driving on highway. When you have to drive in city it will easily jump to 10 liters on average as the car is heavy. As aerodynamic modifications dont help in the city. If you use just Touareg in the city I would search for lighter vehicles. My personal best so far however was 5,4 l/100km @ 100km/h speed

@@TunekoLtd wow, amazing... I need to for motorway 130km/h - will try the modificatoins

This is my setup for 5,4 liters. ua-cam.com/video/NNo0u1BrDxs/v-deo.html