Panamera 18" 5 spoke on a 928 (center cap pic added)
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Thanks for your concern
Thanks for your concern
I used my lift to change the tires and the pictures were taken after a 15 mile road test. It usually takes 50 + miles for it be back to factory specs.
I keep the car at the recommended factory ride height. The front suspension will settle to 26.25 right now it's 26.75 (all quick measurements from the front fender). The rear is now at 24.75 and will settle to 24.5.
I check my ride height on very regular basis and based on the procedures and specs in the WSM. I check my alignment with the laser tools I developed in house and I have experienced perfect tire wear.
I used my lift to change the tires and the pictures were taken after a 15 mile road test. It usually takes 50 + miles for it be back to factory specs.
I keep the car at the recommended factory ride height. The front suspension will settle to 26.25 right now it's 26.75 (all quick measurements from the front fender). The rear is now at 24.75 and will settle to 24.5.
I check my ride height on very regular basis and based on the procedures and specs in the WSM. I check my alignment with the laser tools I developed in house and I have experienced perfect tire wear.
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IMHO the overall circumference of the wheel/tire combo should be close if you are using low profile (35/40 series) tires so your ride height should be very close to what you started from.
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