Base Cayenne Snow Tire + Wheel Set
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Base Cayenne Snow Tire + Wheel Set
Hi all!
This will be my first year with a 2019 Cayenne in the snow! It was garage kept last year, but my daily driver (05 Escalade) has now been totaled by a reckless driver
I've seen a lot of thread posts about snow tires and wheels, but never found a definitive answer. I am looking at 19inch rims + winter tire set from tire rack, but should I go with a staggered set or a squared set? I am leaning towards a square set, but how are your experiences with it? I've been reading that Cayennes are built to perform the best with a staggered set.
So let me know! Especially those who has gone with a square set! Thanks!!
This will be my first year with a 2019 Cayenne in the snow! It was garage kept last year, but my daily driver (05 Escalade) has now been totaled by a reckless driver
I've seen a lot of thread posts about snow tires and wheels, but never found a definitive answer. I am looking at 19inch rims + winter tire set from tire rack, but should I go with a staggered set or a squared set? I am leaning towards a square set, but how are your experiences with it? I've been reading that Cayennes are built to perform the best with a staggered set.
So let me know! Especially those who has gone with a square set! Thanks!!
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I have full size RR but I am close to pulling trigger on a cayenne coupe. Look at suncoast parts the prices are good I had gotten stuff through them when I had macan s. Also upstate NY (western to be precise)
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I am in the northeast and I have been using dedicated snow tires/wheels on all my cars, including SUV’s and all wheel drive sedans, for years. I find them to perform much better than all season tires, especially in deep snow. I went with OEM 20” staggered rims with Michelin tires. The dealer gave me a decent discount because another customer had ordered them and changed his mind. I usually go with aftermarket rims through Tire Rack or Town Faire. If you go with Town Faire it’s free tire swap forever. I end up doing it myself because it takes me less time to do it than drive back and for to Town Faire.The way I look at it is the real cost are the rims because every mile I put on the snows is one less mile on my all season tires which means they’re going to last longer.
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Searched this forum a bit, and convinced myself to go with staggered 20s. Went with tire rack and got the oz hyper xt hlt rims with pirelli scorpions. Was not cheap but we do weekly runs to Vermont so I splurged on the rims that fit with same offset. There must have been a reason for the 9y0 switch to staggered from the 958 so if I'm running winters for at least 5 months, might as well keep it staggered
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Searched this forum a bit, and convinced myself to go with staggered 20s. Went with tire rack and got the oz hyper xt hlt rims with pirelli scorpions. Was not cheap but we do weekly runs to Vermont so I splurged on the rims that fit with same offset. There must have been a reason for the 9y0 switch to staggered from the 958 so if I'm running winters for at least 5 months, might as well keep it staggered
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Hi, I didn't want to create another thread and hope this isn't hijacking the OP's.
We recently bought a Coupe E-hybrid and have slightly used 265/50/19 winter tires sitting here from our Levante.
Is it possible to run 19s on the E-hybrid with the regular brakes and will it affect or cause drivetrain errors.
We will hardly drive the vehicle this winter so I didn't want to spend too much on another set, atleast for the moment.
We recently bought a Coupe E-hybrid and have slightly used 265/50/19 winter tires sitting here from our Levante.
Is it possible to run 19s on the E-hybrid with the regular brakes and will it affect or cause drivetrain errors.
We will hardly drive the vehicle this winter so I didn't want to spend too much on another set, atleast for the moment.