New HRE monobloks for Porsche Cayenne
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New HRE monobloks for Porsche Cayenne
Hi All,
We've just released our monoblok wheels in new sizes and fitments for Cayenne owners. There are three different design options available, the P40L mesh, the P43L 11-spoke, and the P45L five-point design. Check out our blog for more info: Monoblok For Cayenne
We've just released our monoblok wheels in new sizes and fitments for Cayenne owners. There are three different design options available, the P40L mesh, the P43L 11-spoke, and the P45L five-point design. Check out our blog for more info: Monoblok For Cayenne
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Hi Trovan,
Here is a link to a photo of the P43 L For the BMW SUV's. That should give you an idea of what they look like.
http://www.hrewheels.com/wheels/monoblok/bmw/p43l/
Here is a link to a photo of the P43 L For the BMW SUV's. That should give you an idea of what they look like.
http://www.hrewheels.com/wheels/monoblok/bmw/p43l/
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P40L series is designed for higher load rated vehicles over 4100 lbs, such as large sedans and SUV applications. There is some very slight design differences between the P40 and P40L series. You will notice a more flat design on the P40L series. But its basically that simple of a difference.
Hope that answers your question.
Hope that answers your question.
Nice I still remember this one we did...
http://sharkwerks.com/porsche/cayenn...-and-aero.html
http://sharkwerks.com/porsche/cayenn...-and-aero.html
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P40L series is designed for higher load rated vehicles over 4100 lbs, such as large sedans and SUV applications. There is some very slight design differences between the P40 and P40L series. You will notice a more flat design on the P40L series. But its basically that simple of a difference.
Hope that answers your question.
Hope that answers your question.
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From the rabbit hole, we dont have a P40L series today, however there is something in the pipeline hopefully within the month.
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Good to know. I would love more HRE options for 20's rated at a higher load rating.