Largest Wheels and Tires for Panamera
01-18-2019, 01:01 PM
#1
Largest Wheels and Tires for Panamera
I have a 2011 Panamera.I am changing the rims, wheels to make it more sporty. I am looking at some 22 inch wheels but I am not sure if these will fit in the wheel well.Also for 22 inch wheels what is the largest tires size like a 45 series or 40 series, which is the largest to be use where it will not touch. If you have any advice it is appreciated !!!
01-18-2019, 03:51 PM
#3
And what if I want to use a 40 series tires because the 25 series you recomend I can not use, the roads here are not good. I would not be able to use 22 inch wheels, maybe 20s
01-24-2019, 01:11 AM
#4
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The sidewall measurement is a percentage of the tread width. A 315/40 on a 22” wheel is going to be almost 27” in total diameter... but with that much sidewall I think you will look more monster truck than sporty. I have 295/40 tires on my Cobra but on a 18” wheel and the look is modern vintage. This much sidewall doesn’t look sporty.
01-29-2019, 02:40 PM
#6
(you can check my post to see how my car sat on 21's with the tire set up I had.
02-01-2019, 12:34 PM
#7
Ok so 21s with 35 series tires will fit without problems or bottoming out? it is a 4s
I was thinking 20s but I prefer 21s, like the larger wheel look but scared about the roads,we are in Mexico City
I was thinking 20s but I prefer 21s, like the larger wheel look but scared about the roads,we are in Mexico City
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02-01-2019, 12:43 PM
#8
Burning Brakes
Properly sized wheel/tire combinations will be the exact same (roughly) diameter as your current tires - so you should not have to worry about fit or bottoming out
02-01-2019, 12:52 PM
#9
Somewhere on the interweb, I did see a nice tool to help you compare the wheel size/diameters, from what you have now, to what you target, to get the best match. Even had a nice offset setting for your wheels.
If I get energy to look one day, I may, dont kill my goat for not doing so though.
EDIT:
I like my goats alive, so looked up quickly before the Internet assassins come.
Here is one I found useful: CLICK HERE - AND LEAVE MY GOATS ALONE!
If I get energy to look one day, I may, dont kill my goat for not doing so though.
EDIT:
I like my goats alive, so looked up quickly before the Internet assassins come.
Here is one I found useful: CLICK HERE - AND LEAVE MY GOATS ALONE!
02-01-2019, 08:46 PM
#10
Somewhere on the interweb, I did see a nice tool to help you compare the wheel size/diameters, from what you have now, to what you target, to get the best match. Even had a nice offset setting for your wheels.
If I get energy to look one day, I may, dont kill my goat for not doing so though.
EDIT:
I like my goats alive, so looked up quickly before the Internet assassins come.
Here is one I found useful: CLICK HERE - AND LEAVE MY GOATS ALONE!
If I get energy to look one day, I may, dont kill my goat for not doing so though.
EDIT:
I like my goats alive, so looked up quickly before the Internet assassins come.
Here is one I found useful: CLICK HERE - AND LEAVE MY GOATS ALONE!
Your goats will survive
Thank you!
02-02-2019, 05:39 AM
#11
you can definitely run a 21 without any issues. my set up was 265/35/21 (front) 305/30/21 (back) and it rode great.
02-02-2019, 05:59 AM
#12
you can definitely run a 21 without any issues. my set up was 265/35/21 (front) 305/30/21 (back) and it rode great.
