Method BEAD GRIP 707 Wheels – Tesla Model Y
$366.00
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The 707 Wheel for Tesla Model Y brings rally-inspired design to your SUV. Built from solid A356 aluminum with T6 heat treatment, it features patented Bead Grip® technology, an aggressive safety hump, and a strong 1,850 lb load rating. Hub-centric fitment and a lifetime structural warranty ensure both performance and peace of mind.
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The 707 Wheel for Tesla Model Y delivers the rugged, rally-inspired design of the 407 UTV Bead Grip® for trucks, SUVs, and CUVs. Engineered for strength and performance, this wheel is made from solid A356 aluminum with T6 heat treatment and supports a load rating of 1,850 lbs.
Featuring patented Bead Grip® technology, the 707 engages the tire bead on both inner and outer seats, providing superior hold under extreme side loads and low tire pressures. The wheel also includes an aggressive safety hump, stabilizing the tire bead and allowing lower pressures without the need for heavy beadlocks—perfect for off-road performance while remaining street legal.
Features:
- Patented Bead Grip® technology for improved tire bead hold at low pressures
- Solid A356 aluminum with T6 heat treatment for strength and durability
- Rally-inspired multi-spoke design with debossed METHOD logo on outer lip
- Aggressive safety hump to prevent de-beading
- Reinforced inner lip derived from MRW race wheels for extra strength
- Snap-in or push-through center caps with embossed METHOD Bead Grip® logo (8-lug compatible)
- Hub-centric fitments designed for Tesla Model Y
- Industry-leading lifetime structural warranty
- Load rating: 1,850 lbs
The 707 Wheel for Tesla Model Y combines rugged style, off-road capability, and reliable performance, making it the ultimate upgrade for adventurous Model Y owners.
What do wheel spacers actually do?
Wheel spacers sit between your hub and your wheel, pushing the wheel outward so it sits closer to the edge of the fender. On a Model Y this fills the wheel arches for a wider, more planted stance and increases the track width. A wider track lowers body roll and improves stability, which is why spacers are one of the most popular and affordable handling and appearance upgrades for the car.
Can I run a wider tire on UP aftermarket wheels for better grip?
Yes, and it is one of the most impactful upgrades you can make for performance driving. Several UP wheels are available in widths that exceed the stock Tesla fitment, allowing a wider tire with a larger contact patch, more cornering grip, and better traction under acceleration. This is especially popular on the Model S Plaid and Model 3 Performance for track days and spirited driving, where the extra grip makes a noticeable difference.
That said, wider is not always better, and the right choice really depends on how you use the car. A wider tire is excellent on a Saturday at the track. On Monday through Friday it adds rolling resistance, which translates directly to reduced range. The heavier the tire and the wider the footprint, the more energy it takes to move the car. For most daily drivers the range impact is real enough to consider.
If your priority is OEM+ aesthetics, a smooth daily ride, or maximizing range, a narrower tire at or near the stock width is the smarter call. Several UP wheel configurations are specifically designed for this, running the same section width as the factory tire while upgrading the wheel itself for reduced weight and improved looks.
The sweet spot for most owners is somewhere in between. A modest width increase over stock, properly matched to the wheel, gives meaningfully better grip without the range and comfort penalties of going very wide. The UP Wheel and Tire Guide at unpluggedperformance.com/tesla-wheel-and-tire-guide covers recommended tire widths for every wheel configuration, and the UP team can help you find the right balance for your specific model and driving style.
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