No. The spacers are Tesla-specific and hub-centric, so they locate on the hub for proper centering and a vibration-free fit. Their job is to push the factory wheels outward to fill the arches at the lower ride height, which is what makes the stance read as flush rather than tucked. You get the visual payoff without the wobble that cheap, non-hub-centric spacers can introduce.
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