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Old 10-11-2019, 12:56 PM
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Gents, looking for a 19 inch winter wheel/tire setup. I have come across three viable options all at a similar price of about $4,100-4,300.
Tirerack offers an OZ wheel and a BBS wheel which could work. And Suncoast has the factory 19 inch wheel with a mounted snow tire for the same price as the aftermarket units.

All sizes are similar to factory 19's, which are:

Size: Carrera / Carrera T
Front - 8.5 x 19 ET 50 - 235/40 R 19 92V M+S
Rear - 11 x 19 ET 77 - 295/35 R 19 100V M+S

Which would you guys select? Less concerned with the aesthetics and more which is of higher quality and best fitment. I believe all three options would be the same Sottozero tire. Sun coast does not list which tire is mounted to their package, but I suspect the Sottozero. Thoughts? (sorry for the image size variance)



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Oz for me. Fit might be tight, per other posts, if you have PCCB and/or RAS.

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No PCCB or RAS on this car. I'm thinking the OZ is the best bet as well.
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I like the OEM winter set - been looking for a discount, w/ no luck. Low 40's here now
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No reason not to find a used set of factory wheels and mount 245 and 295 tires, even 20s. OZ wheels are nice, but I rather have factory. Suncoast winters have sottozero or alpins. I actually think there is another one that came on some of the 19s, but I forget.

If you don’t need actual winter tires, I am a huge fan of my Bridgestone all seasons. 245 and 305 20s. About $1100 for the tires so plenty of money for wheels.
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This is my 2013 C4S 991.1 on the 19" Winters.

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My factory winter set came with Continentals.
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I’d really like to see these Bridgestones on your Turbo wheels.

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No reason not to find a used set of factory wheels and mount 245 and 295 tires, even 20s. OZ wheels are nice, but I rather have factory. Suncoast winters have sottozero or alpins. I actually think there is another one that came on some of the 19s, but I forget.

If you don’t need actual winter tires, I am a huge fan of my Bridgestone all seasons. 245 and 305 20s. About $1100 for the tires so plenty of money for wheels.
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Originally Posted by evilfij
No reason not to find a used set of factory wheels and mount 245 and 295 tires, even 20s. OZ wheels are nice, but I rather have factory. Suncoast winters have sottozero or alpins. I actually think there is another one that came on some of the 19s, but I forget.

If you don’t need actual winter tires, I am a huge fan of my Bridgestone all seasons. 245 and 305 20s. About $1100 for the tires so plenty of money for wheels.
I've been looking for factory wheels. I do want to go down to 19 inch to get a little more rubber. Can only seem to find that wheel at Suncoast. I'm sure the dealer could also supply. An all season might actually work, as opposed to a winter tire.
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Here you go.
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Hot! Love it. A wingless GT3 on turbo wheels and snow tires is about as sexy as it gets. Well done sir.
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Originally Posted by Ceepe
Hot! Love it. A wingless GT3 on turbo wheels and snow tires is about as sexy as it gets. Well done sir.
thanks, to be clear they are the winter wheels, but all season tires.
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I am not sure I really want to get a winter set for the 911, since I have Quattro cars to drive in the nasty, dirty winter :-) ...but i do need to keep the battery charged, since where I store the car, i don’t have an outlet for a trickle charger. So, that makes me think of picking up a winter set. And, since i plan to keep this car for a while, it would maybe worth it in the long run.

I’d like to stay with a darker paint finish and stick with a factory wheel, and maybe get something different than the standard T... either the black Carrera S set or the Sport wheels.

...i just wish you could get these Sport wheels with winter rubber. Ideas?

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CSK 911 C4S-Clear LED side marker lights would look great on your car.


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