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You will need adapters if you want to run those wheels.
5x130 is the bolt pattern on your truck .
I have searched a long time for wheels on a cayenne.
None are that cheap , nothing is really cheap in the Porsche world .
My mud wheels and tires cost me over 4K usd.
I just bought winter wheels , the cheapest that look decent were the Sparcos and those still cost 300usd a wheel .
I don’t like adapters but you may find cheaper wheels if you run adapters.
Thanks for the reply..
Yeah, I'm having a real challenge trying to find what I want. I'm intentionally going for a clean 'basic' look. And I thought that was going to be much simpler (and way less expensive). But availability looks next to zero....unless you spend over $400 (Cdn - per wheel). That's crazy!!
I'll likely end up getting something a bit more 'stylized'....as the options for those are more readily available, and less expensive. And I didn't want this to be totally about $$. I wanted a specific look. But not at close to 2k - once you factor in exchange, and shipping!
Haha....well, I can assure you that being Canadian is the toughest 'Tax' of them all..
Availability is often a challenge, as most things are out of the US. And we may as well be on Mars, when it comes to shipping on most things. I bought a roof rack for my Cayman this past Spring. Exchange and shipping....ouch!! Then I got dinged with an 'Import Fee', through the shipping company (UPS).. DOUBLE ouch!!.... Free-Trade, my ***!!. With exchange, shipping, and the import charge....I paid nearly double what the original price showed!
Sorry for the totally off-topic comment, but by chance were you on other car forums with this username handle?
I just picked up a gen 2 cayenne diesel in the process of doing an overland build (so I just joined this forum and saw this thread), but the name jupiterfish is super familiar.
my current build.
2008 cayenne vr6 base with air suspension
roam roof box with roam mounts
tred traction boards
eurowise 2" lift for air suspension
eurowise rock sliders
18" alpha echo wheels in bronze
33" kenda klever tires
eurowise heavy-duty rack
6" hella spot and floodlights
custom hitch mounted rear camera (front and side cams also)
eurowise tire swing on aftermarket tow hitch
redarc charge controller with Cascadia4x4 solar panel
100ah renegy lithium iron battery (tire well)
victron Bluetooth battery monitor
trigger 4 wireless switch
sony 10" floating head unit
eurowise trunk mounted 8020 riser
JBL BasePro Go
arb single air compressor
dometic cfx35 fridge
midland mx275 gmrs radio
trxstle fly rod holder
replacement suede headliner
I built this for weekends but I find myself driving this daily. i love it. i call her dumbo.
Nice rig man, would love to pick your brain on what bits you have for the solar to BCDC unit, and where you keep your other battery. AGM secondary runs the fridge right, 24/7? How big is it, 55L?
08-04-2022, 02:34 PM
