Mach-E Aftermarket wheel and tire information and pictures

[tuminatr]

Switched out the center caps, I also ordered new electric Mach E logo center caps. photo attached.

 

[NuAlphaMan]

Picked up my car on Monday, new wheels installed on Wednesday

Hey, I'm thinking about getting these wheels. Since you didn't have the car long before you changed the wheels, I guess you wouldn't have an idea of the range you were getting with the stock wheels. So, since you've put them on, what type of range are you getting? What's the specs for your car?

 

[LanceL218]

Switched out the center caps, I also ordered new electric Mach E logo center caps. photo attached.

Where did you find those? I found some nice ones for my aftermarket wheels on Amazon

Amazon.com: 68mm/2.65'inch Wheel Center Caps Rim Wheel Center Hub Caps for Mustang, Pack of 4 : Automotive

I would have liked to have the blue ones though. I post a pic when I get them on.

 

[tuminatr]

Where did you find those? I found some nice ones for my aftermarket wheels on Amazon

Amazon.com: 68mm/2.65'inch Wheel Center Caps Rim Wheel Center Hub Caps for Mustang, Pack of 4 : Automotive

I would have liked to have the blue ones though. I post a pic when I get them on.

They are custom made and it's not expensive, around $20

I have bought from them before quality stuff but it takes about 3 weeks to receive.

https://3dcarstickers.com/en/auxpage_yourlogo/

 

[LanceL218]

I got the center caps put on. I added valve stem caps too:

 

[JoBe]

Hi all,

I have read through this thread maybe three times and am still trying to work up the courage go ”wider” than oem. There are so many good looking set ups and options in this thread that are really inspiring. It has been really helpful reading and I think I finally know what I want.

But, as I regularly load up the mme with three kids and a wife plus the usual ”good to have with kids onboard” I still have worries about rubbing, mainly on the outsides. Speed bumps are very popular in my area for some mysterious reason.

The wheel and tire setup I want to buy atm is 9x20 et 38,5 rims and 255/45R20 tires. Asking those here that have tried this or wider. With this combination, and my ”usual” load as stated above, would rubbing be an issue with this combination do you think?

Thanks in advance.

 

[tuminatr]

My setup is very similar 20x8.5 +45 255/45/20 105 XL running at 36psi. No rubbing issues whatsoever. Also with the lower pressure it took some of the harshness out of the ride.

The wheel offset will make the biggest difference in your setup. I like a setup that is recessed from the wheel arch lip so the +45 offset is perfect for that. Initially went with a 20x9 +35 offset they stuck outside of the front wheel wells I didn't like the look but that's a personal preference

 

[markboris]

Hi all,

I have read through this thread maybe three times and am still trying to work up the courage go ”wider” than oem. There are so many good looking set ups and options in this thread that are really inspiring. It has been really helpful reading and I think I finally know what I want.

But, as I regularly load up the mme with three kids and a wife plus the usual ”good to have with kids onboard” I still have worries about rubbing, mainly on the outsides. Speed bumps are very popular in my area for some mysterious reason.

The wheel and tire setup I want to buy atm is 9x20 et 38,5 rims and 255/45R20 tires. Asking those here that have tried this or wider. With this combination, and my ”usual” load as stated above, would rubbing be an issue with this combination do you think?

Thanks in advance.

Hey Johan, I agree with Brian above and having an offset of around 45 will definitely keep the tire sidewall inset from the wheel arch lip. However, to answer your question if you will have problems running a 38.5 offset with 20x9 wheels and 255/45/20 tires, no you will not. My fronts right now are 34 offset with the same size wheels and tires and I have the car lowered with no issues whatsoever. As far as the rears, from the factory they are set in a few mm more so you will have even more clearance back there so you will be fine running that setup.

 

[JoBe]

Thank you Brian and Mark. The rims I am looking at also come in smaller sizes but hearing from you I will choose the wider stance as I wanted.

Thanks again, and I hope to be able return with some pics in a couple of weeks.

/J

 

[JoBe]

Driving home from work the other day, daydreaming in slow moving heavy traffic, someone ahead did a sudden stop and I bumped into the car in front at maybe 10 mph. The car is not seriously damaged but repairs are needed. Insured and covered to 100%, but repair wont be until August due to lack of parts. And I had plans for this car. Guess they will have to wait a bit.

But to the point, @markboris and @tuminatr, since you both were kind enough to reply to my question earlier. How much poke outside of the fender should I expect with my proposed setup? If any? I tried the online calculators but your experience is worth more.

Thanks

 

[JavaCoolDude]

Hello,
I am the happy owner of a Blue 2023 Mach-E Select.
I am thinking about ditching my stock 18" tires for the wheels and tires you see on this showroom beast.
Can any of you fine people help me locate what I'm looking for online?
I also want the calipers covers and the Mustang wheels cap

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Thank you!

 

[markboris]

Hello,
I am the happy owner of a Blue 2023 Mach-E Select.
I am thinking about ditching my stock 18" tires for the wheels and tires you see on this showroom beast.
Can any of you fine people help me locate what I'm looking for online?
I also want the calipers covers and the Mustang wheels cap

.
Thank you!

Those wheels are the GT Performance Edition wheels in black because that is the Night Pony edition. You should be able to buy those wheels in their standard form from several suppliers online for around $1400 the set and then you can have them painted or plasti diped.

 

[JavaCoolDude]

Those wheels are the GT Performance Edition wheels in black because that is the Night Pony edition. You should be able to buy those wheels in their standard form from several suppliers online for around $1400 the set and then you can have them painted or plasti diped.

Hey Mark,
Thank you for the prompt reply, much appreciated.
Is there a set a of tires you would recommend to go along with the wheels?
Thanks again

 

[markboris]

Hey Mark,
Thank you for the prompt reply, much appreciated.
Is there a set a of tires you would recommend to go along with the wheels?
Thanks again

Don't get me started on tires..... I have tested 9 different ones on the Mach-E and it all depends on what you are looking for in a tire. Being in SoCal, I would assume an all-season would work well for you if you sometimes go to the snow or see temps below 45˚. Also and all-season will last longer and are quieter with a softer ride. If you want more performance you can go with a summer tire but you will loose some of those things. Then there is range. Some want to squeeze every last mile out of their car while others, like me, are more into a well performing, quiet, smooth riding tire. For that you should go with a high performance all-season tire but they can get quite expensive.

There are many many threads here on tires for the Mach-E. If you have some time, search and there will be quite a bit of reading to do.

I would personally go one size larger than come stock on the GTPE to a 255/45/20. There are many more options in that size and you can run the pressure a few pounds less giving you a better ride and still maintain the load rating Ford recommends. Here is one of my posts of EV tires for the Mach-E available in the US if you are looking for that type of tire and at the end a few of my non-EV tire recommendations https://www.macheforum.com/site/threads/tire-suggestions.28543/page-3#post-653387

This thread I posted is more about running staggered wheel/tire setup but I do have short reviews of tires I have tested https://www.macheforum.com/site/threads/my-staggered-wheel-tire-setups-info-specs-opinions.28097/

 

[agdad]

Ive got Firestone Indy 500 tires and love them !

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