help; 19's or 20's?
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help; 19's or 20's?
Just picked up a 2006 Cayenne S Titanium. It has the stock titanium 18" wheels. To modernize, looking to pick up affordable option to fill wheel well. Thinking black spoked or gunmetal. Any thoughts on size?
Thanks.
Thanks.
#3
Dont get cheap aftermarket. The cayenne is too heavy and cheap wheels, especially chinese ones have a tendency to deform and become unbalancable. Had this happen with winter rims on my 05 CTT and 22" rims that came with my 06 CTTS. I got a set of 19" for winter and 20" sport technos for summer. Both genuine porsche from ebay.
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If you go with the factory tire sizes, 19" or 20" wheels won't 'fill the wheelwells' any more than the 18s. The bigger wheels just have shorter sidewalls. Overall height is the same.
I run 18s with Blizzaks in the winter, 20s with all seasons in the summer.
I prefer the look of the 20s, but it's not all that big of a difference. Ride suffers some, but not a lot. The difference between 'sport' and 'comfort' on the shock setting is more.
I run 18s with Blizzaks in the winter, 20s with all seasons in the summer.
I prefer the look of the 20s, but it's not all that big of a difference. Ride suffers some, but not a lot. The difference between 'sport' and 'comfort' on the shock setting is more.
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#8
Good stuff
Thanks to several of you for the replies. I’ll keep your advice and go for a higher aspect ratio rather than rim. I like the idea of the 18 inch with 265/65. Was also possibly thinking 255/50/19. However, I want to keep a good feel on the ride.
Also, Pillow, Thanks for the advice. Some of the streets are slalom course but I tend to avoid those.
Also, Pillow, Thanks for the advice. Some of the streets are slalom course but I tend to avoid those.
#9
I've been shopping for 19" or 20" rims for a set of summer tires.
Good comments/advice above, however I was wondering, other than possible speedometer error, is there any reason you have to go with lower profile tires with the bigger rims?
Can you not "fill the space" with the 19" or 20" rims, and taller tires?
Good comments/advice above, however I was wondering, other than possible speedometer error, is there any reason you have to go with lower profile tires with the bigger rims?
Can you not "fill the space" with the 19" or 20" rims, and taller tires?
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Originally Posted by AJ88CAB
I've been shopping for 19" or 20" rims for a set of summer tires.
Good comments/advice above, however I was wondering, other than possible speedometer error, is there any reason you have to go with lower profile tires with the bigger rims?
Can you not "fill the space" with the 19" or 20" rims, and taller tires?
Good comments/advice above, however I was wondering, other than possible speedometer error, is there any reason you have to go with lower profile tires with the bigger rims?
Can you not "fill the space" with the 19" or 20" rims, and taller tires?