StanceMagic Complete Spare Wheel and Tire Kit for Tesla Model Y - Includes 18x4 Black Rim, 155/85R18 Spare Tire (28.5" Diameter), Scissor Jack, Lug Wrench, Sockets, Carrying Bag

I shopped around for a spare tire for the Tesla Model Y and found the Modern Spare to be the most popular. It seems quite expensive for just a spare tire with a wheel. So I found this alternative and even though I haven't had to use it yet, it looks to be in good order and quality. It's worth it to have a piece of mind having a spare tire just in case.Pros: 1. Great price compared to other spare tire kits for the Model Y2. Good quality3. Nice case that holds the tire, wheel, and jack.Cons: 1. None so far

Simple to install, saved me 400 bucks from Tesla service. Not sure about MY preformance.

Seller shipped promptly; item was delivered on time. Box is heavy. Don't rely on box hand hold cutouts (they tore). Inspected contents. Only shipping damage was a small hole worn in the nylon fabric pouch that holds the scissor jack. Tire case is heavy gauge nylon with strong handles. Removing the scissor jack and tools from the tire case makes the tire much easier to pick up and handle. Tire easily fits behind the front passenger seat of my Model Y. Also fits standing up behind the second row seats with only a slight tilt angle. Tire stows easily on its side in the hatch area. The scissor jack has a molded plastic adapter piece (riveted and appears to not be removable) to fit the hole in the frame rail at the lift points on a Tesla Model Y. The post on this adapter measures approximately 22mm wide by 20mm high. Compared these measurements with my 3 year old Reverse Logic low profile lift pad. The Reverse Logic post measures 22mm wide by 16mm deep (~1/4 inch shorter.) The StanceMagic complete spare wheel and tire kit for the Tesla Model Y is a good value.

Came in handy, rides smooth and had all the accessories needed.

nice rim and lift mechanism.. price was a little hard, same or similar for less money. Quality is good

I was on a long road trip from New Jersey to Indiana and back. I purchased this spare tire kit for my Model Y, so I'd be able to manage if I got a flat. I love my Tesla, and I understand why they don't provide a spare tire, but I always feel better if I have a spare. It does consume space in the rear hatch, as it does not fit in the cargo space under the floor area. I consider that a small trade-off for the peace of mind of having a spare.On my way back home, I hit a huge pothole in a road construction area in Kentucky. It immediately blew out the front driver side and actually tore the aluminum wheel. The rear driver side tire also had a slow leak, and a bent wheel. I was stuck on the side of an exit ramp, in a bad spot, where it would have been very difficult for a wrecker to flatbed my car to Tesla service. I was able to change the front tire with this spare, and then inflate the rear long enough to limp my model Y to the nearest parking lot. There I called Tesla service, and the wrecker came and took us to Tesla service. Havng this spare with me was a godsend for me and my wife. Money well spent! Highly, HIGHLY recommend this product. It works, and got me out of a jam.

I bought this tire and it came yesterday. First impressions are great! Fit and finish is very good, the jack that come with the kit did in fact fit under my model Y, and the pin did fit into the hole in the frame. There was enough clearance with a fully inflated tire, that I'm sure the jack would fit easily if the tire was flat. If the ground is un even, then just maybe there could be an issue... not sure.The tools that came with the tire all had a "quality" feel to them. but I've not actually tried them. I did store the tools in the frunk and put the tire, of course, in the back. the storage bag appears to be well made and the tire was also in a very heavy clear plastic bag that is big enough to put a dirty flat tire in so you can keep the back of the car clean until you get it repaired. I've had my Model Y for 3 years and have had many flat tires. I don't know if it is the tires fault, the particular length of the car, but most of my flats have been on the right rear tire and all from screws..... go figure.

the spare gives me piece of mind