Tesla Steering Wheel Upgrade

The best solution for any North-American state is to visit your local DMV (for example: California DMV). Asking others, even police officers, may lead you to conflicting information. To stay on the safe side, it is better to talk directly to the people who would effectively process your fine if you ever got one because of that item.

According to the DOT Canada, yes, as long as they have a horn switch. Aftermarket steering wheels are only illegal there if they were incorrectly installed.

Top considerations are what type of vehicle the wheel is for—making a car look better, racing, sporty—and what the best wheels for that type of vehicle and use are. Next comes quality, reputation of the manufacturer, the appearance of the wheel in the vehicle and, of course, cost.

Yes. It's more than aesthetics. Changing the diameter, construction and materials of a steering wheel can make a huge difference in the driving experience. Also, many aftermarket steering wheels feature quick release, allowing you to easily remove the steering wheel. 

No, you will need to use your original airbag. Conversely, even if an aftermarket steering wheel had its own airbag, it would be difficult to connect it to all of the car's electronic systems to make it work as reliably as the factory airbag.

Many buyers believe that if they don't use OEM components, their warranty will be voided. There is nothing worse than the truth, but the manufacturer would have you believe otherwise. If you choose to install an aftermarket tesla steering wheel, your new car warranty will not be voided. Both you and the vehicle manufacturer are bound by the terms of the warranty. It guarantees to pay for necessary repairs as long as you keep your car in good condition. However, as with any other agreement, if you fail to meet your obligations under the warranty, the warranty will be void and useless. If you've ever delved into the details of the Tesla warranty, you know there's a lot to cover.