2015 Macan S factory rims and snows on 2016 Cayenne?
10-22-2018, 11:07 PM
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Thanks Damon. New question--tire pressure sensors for a 2016 Cayenne. We have a problem.
We just sold two vehicles, buying a 2016 Cayenne.
We sold a 2014 Macan S.
We sold a 2008 Cayenne.
We had snow tires on Porsche rims with tire pressure sensors that we kept from the two vehicles we sold.
The 2014 Macan S Porsche Rims with tire pressure monitors and snow tires were newer, and we had hoped to use them;
We did have the 2008 Porsche Rims with snow tires and tire pressure monitors (from my 2008 Cayenne) were mounted on our new-to-us 2016 Cayenne today.
However, the tire pressure sensors don't work.
All 4 tire pressure monitors are dead.
Do you sell tire pressure sensors that will work in our 2016 Cayenne?
Thanks,
DaveL
We just sold two vehicles, buying a 2016 Cayenne.
We sold a 2014 Macan S.
We sold a 2008 Cayenne.
We had snow tires on Porsche rims with tire pressure sensors that we kept from the two vehicles we sold.
The 2014 Macan S Porsche Rims with tire pressure monitors and snow tires were newer, and we had hoped to use them;
We did have the 2008 Porsche Rims with snow tires and tire pressure monitors (from my 2008 Cayenne) were mounted on our new-to-us 2016 Cayenne today.
However, the tire pressure sensors don't work.
All 4 tire pressure monitors are dead.
Do you sell tire pressure sensors that will work in our 2016 Cayenne?
Thanks,
DaveL
10-23-2018, 09:41 AM
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Thanks Damon. New question--tire pressure sensors for a 2016 Cayenne. We have a problem.
We just sold two vehicles, buying a 2016 Cayenne.
We sold a 2014 Macan S.
We sold a 2008 Cayenne.
We had snow tires on Porsche rims with tire pressure sensors that we kept from the two vehicles we sold.
The 2014 Macan S Porsche Rims with tire pressure monitors and snow tires were newer, and we had hoped to use them;
We did have the 2008 Porsche Rims with snow tires and tire pressure monitors (from my 2008 Cayenne) were mounted on our new-to-us 2016 Cayenne today.
However, the tire pressure sensors don't work.
All 4 tire pressure monitors are dead.
Do you sell tire pressure sensors that will work in our 2016 Cayenne?
Thanks,
DaveL
We just sold two vehicles, buying a 2016 Cayenne.
We sold a 2014 Macan S.
We sold a 2008 Cayenne.
We had snow tires on Porsche rims with tire pressure sensors that we kept from the two vehicles we sold.
The 2014 Macan S Porsche Rims with tire pressure monitors and snow tires were newer, and we had hoped to use them;
We did have the 2008 Porsche Rims with snow tires and tire pressure monitors (from my 2008 Cayenne) were mounted on our new-to-us 2016 Cayenne today.
However, the tire pressure sensors don't work.
All 4 tire pressure monitors are dead.
Do you sell tire pressure sensors that will work in our 2016 Cayenne?
Thanks,
DaveL
10-27-2018, 04:38 PM
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Thanks Damon.
So we had our snow tires installed on our new to us 2016 Cayenne. The winter snow tires are from the 2008 Cayenne we sold. They are mounted on the factory Cayenne rims that came with the 2008.
The 2016 Cayenne with the 2008 Porsche rims on now has very little clearance between the brakes and rim with the 2008 Porsche factory rims on. There was more clearance with the stock factory rims that came on the 2016.
The Porsche store we bought the Cayenne from said they would fit.
An internet resource says there is a 4 mm difference in offset between the factory 2008 18" factory rims and the 2016 18" factory rims.
What's the effect of running these? Does it affect handling?
255/55 R18 is the tire size in both cases. Summer tires are Good Year. Winter Tires are Blizzak.
I'm concerned. Wrong offset?
Will it affect handling?
What about snow/ice build up?
So we had our snow tires installed on our new to us 2016 Cayenne. The winter snow tires are from the 2008 Cayenne we sold. They are mounted on the factory Cayenne rims that came with the 2008.
The 2016 Cayenne with the 2008 Porsche rims on now has very little clearance between the brakes and rim with the 2008 Porsche factory rims on. There was more clearance with the stock factory rims that came on the 2016.
The Porsche store we bought the Cayenne from said they would fit.
An internet resource says there is a 4 mm difference in offset between the factory 2008 18" factory rims and the 2016 18" factory rims.
What's the effect of running these? Does it affect handling?
255/55 R18 is the tire size in both cases. Summer tires are Good Year. Winter Tires are Blizzak.
I'm concerned. Wrong offset?
Will it affect handling?
What about snow/ice build up?
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10-31-2018, 07:53 PM
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Thanks Damon.
So we had our snow tires installed on our new to us 2016 Cayenne. The winter snow tires are from the 2008 Cayenne we sold. They are mounted on the factory Cayenne rims that came with the 2008.
The 2016 Cayenne with the 2008 Porsche rims on now has very little clearance between the brakes and rim with the 2008 Porsche factory rims on. There was more clearance with the stock factory rims that came on the 2016.
The Porsche store we bought the Cayenne from said they would fit.
An internet resource says there is a 4 mm difference in offset between the factory 2008 18" factory rims and the 2016 18" factory rims.
What's the effect of running these? Does it affect handling?
255/55 R18 is the tire size in both cases. Summer tires are Good Year. Winter Tires are Blizzak.
I'm concerned. Wrong offset?
Will it affect handling?
What about snow/ice build up?
So we had our snow tires installed on our new to us 2016 Cayenne. The winter snow tires are from the 2008 Cayenne we sold. They are mounted on the factory Cayenne rims that came with the 2008.
The 2016 Cayenne with the 2008 Porsche rims on now has very little clearance between the brakes and rim with the 2008 Porsche factory rims on. There was more clearance with the stock factory rims that came on the 2016.
The Porsche store we bought the Cayenne from said they would fit.
An internet resource says there is a 4 mm difference in offset between the factory 2008 18" factory rims and the 2016 18" factory rims.
What's the effect of running these? Does it affect handling?
255/55 R18 is the tire size in both cases. Summer tires are Good Year. Winter Tires are Blizzak.
I'm concerned. Wrong offset?
Will it affect handling?
What about snow/ice build up?
