2013 Acura Mdx Rim Question
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2013 Acura Mdx Rim Question
I know probably about 90% of Mdx owners say they don't really recommend a rim size large than 20's. I'm that weird 10% that love a bigger rim but I definitely can't see myself going 22's. Way to small of a tire. So here's my question, have anyone tried mounting the 21" tesla wheels o an mdx, and if so, what tire size did you run on them? 21's for an mdx is a hard find but I've seen a website selling what looked like a set of tesla 21" wheels that stated the fir the 2013 mdx. The bolt pattern, hub bore and offset range match that of the tesla model s is the same as that of the 2013 Mdx. I really do like the style of those rims. I've seen them on a 2010 Acura Tl a guy was selling and really liked the setup. He said they were oem tesla wheels. I know it's a weird question but I like to gather all the research I can before I make a final decision.
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Here, I'll point you to a tire and wheel calculator.
https://www.1010tires.com/Tools/Tire-Size-Calculator
input stock wheel specs and the output will be the correct tire sizes.
https://www.1010tires.com/Tools/Tire-Size-Calculator
input stock wheel specs and the output will be the correct tire sizes.
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vecterx (06-15-2021)
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I know probably about 90% of Mdx owners say they don't really recommend a rim size large than 20's. I'm that weird 10% that love a bigger rim but I definitely can't see myself going 22's. Way to small of a tire. So here's my question, have anyone tried mounting the 21" tesla wheels o an mdx, and if so, what tire size did you run on them? 21's for an mdx is a hard find but I've seen a website selling what looked like a set of tesla 21" wheels that stated the fir the 2013 mdx. The bolt pattern, hub bore and offset range match that of the tesla model s is the same as that of the 2013 Mdx. I really do like the style of those rims. I've seen them on a 2010 Acura Tl a guy was selling and really liked the setup. He said they were oem tesla wheels. I know it's a weird question but I like to gather all the research I can before I make a final decision.
#4
I would check out rims and tires in the 22" range. It can sometimes be easy to find the rims; but, tire selection can be really limited. I would hate to be stuck with off brand tires. I would also keep on of my old rims for full size spare. It could be days/weeks for a tire replacement if you get a flat on 22".
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vecterx (06-15-2021)
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21's are stupid expensive when it comes to tires. Stick to even #'s like 18, 20, 22 and tires will be half the price.
You can find tesla wheels on facebook and craiglist easily and it'll work well enough even though they are 21's.
You can find tesla wheels on facebook and craiglist easily and it'll work well enough even though they are 21's.
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