pics of cayennes on 20's
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pics of cayennes on 20's
i'm tossing between 20's and 22's. i know 20's are the safest bet due to current road conditions in the country. but i'm wondering if id regret going 20's.
i currently have 18's which look really terrible.
if you guys have 20's please post them here.
thanks in advance
i currently have 18's which look really terrible.
if you guys have 20's please post them here.
thanks in advance
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In reply to the question in your other thread https://www.6speedonline.com/forums/...finally-2.html
They are 20" Techart Formula wheels. I've since lowered the beast and they fill the arches much better. I recently had them re-rounded because they where all slightly bent, the guy said 22" wheels are his bread and butter because they tend to bend more easily on heavy SUV's. Made me want to stick with the 20"s
They are 20" Techart Formula wheels. I've since lowered the beast and they fill the arches much better. I recently had them re-rounded because they where all slightly bent, the guy said 22" wheels are his bread and butter because they tend to bend more easily on heavy SUV's. Made me want to stick with the 20"s
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Hey Fuzzo, I was in the same situation, wasn't sure to go for 20" or 22" and based on reviews and doing my due-diligence many recommended 20". Ended up ordering today Ruger Split - Avant Garde Wheels with HANKOOK VENTUS ST RH06 275/40/20 and soon will install H&R springs to lower and cover some of the gap... btw I got 17" which is worse than 18" lol! I'll post some pics later.
Good luck!
Good luck!
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When faced with the same decision I went with 20" Sport Technos. They are suitably big enough to fill the arches, yet are strong enough not to bend in every pothole and the price to replace tires is not extortionate.
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I'm thinking about what to do in the springtime. I just put winter tires on my stock 19" rims. But there is not a very good selection of tires at 19". I'll most likely go with a set of 20" wheels and tires in the spring so will keep an eye on this thread.
