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Staggered wheel setup on 957 CTT?

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Old Apr 21, 2014 | 09:37 AM
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Staggered wheel setup on 957 CTT?

Can a staggered wheel setup cause issues with Cayenne drivetrain components? I know that it does with certain AWD systems such as Quattro.

Looking to get new wheels and coming across staggered setups for the 957.
 
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As long as the wheel and tire combinations are the same overall size there shouldnt be an issue.
 
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The biggest issue you will have is that the Cayenne is already hard enough on tires. Staggering them will eliminate your ability to rotate thereby cutting the life of your tires by over 50%.
 
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