992 Winter Wheels/Tires
#421
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Those are good looking winter sets. makes my 19/20 base look a little boring.
What was the final price on those.. Please do not tell me what I paid for the base winters :-(
What was the final price on those.. Please do not tell me what I paid for the base winters :-(
#422
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Actually, it was less expensive than anything from Porsche
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Its a "hybrid" forged wheel...so not for the track but wont make you cry if they take any damage on the mean winter streets up here.
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Just changed out my summer wheels to a new set of 20/21's from Suncoast about 3 weeks ago. Strangely, I seem to have developed a slow leak in the rear right tire. About every 3rd day the signal comes on the TPMS that it is down -5 and sure enough, when I check it, it is deflated (it seems odd that it doesn't seem to go below that point, but maybe because I am catching it every 3-4 days or so).
Any reason I should be concerned taking it to a regular tire shop in the area to have them take a look? I am assuming that maybe it has a nail in it or something, but who knows. Either way, while I wouldn't want them to mess things up, I don't necessarily feel I need to take it to Porsche.
Any reason I should be concerned taking it to a regular tire shop in the area to have them take a look? I am assuming that maybe it has a nail in it or something, but who knows. Either way, while I wouldn't want them to mess things up, I don't necessarily feel I need to take it to Porsche.
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Just changed out my summer wheels to a new set of 20/21's from Suncoast about 3 weeks ago. Strangely, I seem to have developed a slow leak in the rear right tire. About every 3rd day the signal comes on the TPMS that it is down -5 and sure enough, when I check it, it is deflated (it seems odd that it doesn't seem to go below that point, but maybe because I am catching it every 3-4 days or so).
Any reason I should be concerned taking it to a regular tire shop in the area to have them take a look? I am assuming that maybe it has a nail in it or something, but who knows. Either way, while I wouldn't want them to mess things up, I don't necessarily feel I need to take it to Porsche.
Any reason I should be concerned taking it to a regular tire shop in the area to have them take a look? I am assuming that maybe it has a nail in it or something, but who knows. Either way, while I wouldn't want them to mess things up, I don't necessarily feel I need to take it to Porsche.
Last edited by Stevelev; 01-03-2021 at 07:31 PM.
#429
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If there's no nail apparent you might most likely be leaking from the bead which is why it doesn't go below that.
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Beyond my pay grade alas. Let us know though as this happened to me a couple of times...(19" Porsche Cayenne rims on my V8 Touareg)
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