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that is right- just the build up zone. not sure why it followed the door cut zone?
the 18" can also be put on the turbo as well but the caliper room will be even smaller - snow build up might be an issue.
the 18" can also be put on the turbo as well but the caliper room will be even smaller - snow build up might be an issue.
Last edited by Cpa4S; Jan 3, 2010 at 11:13 AM.
still waffleling Tim - blowing around in foot deep snow with the GTS is hard to give up. had to plow over a couple are large snow banks downtown where they still had not cleared.
sure the P4S could do it in high mode - see what happens
sure the P4S could do it in high mode - see what happens
Looks good. Lots of snow here. I assume the 18" cut through the snow better. Mine is ordered with 20" summer tires, but I'm debating what winter size to get. Anyone tried 18" vs larger on any car in the snow as a comparison?
A skinnier, taller 18" wheel will always give better cutting action than a wider, flatter 20" tire will. That's why our preferred package for a 911 has a 265 rear - the tire does much better plowing through snow.
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I disagree. I think 20" on some cars look like BLING, but the Panamera is large enough that when I saw, side by side, 18" on one Panamera and 20" on another, the 20" looked just right and the 18" to small. I do think I will get the 18" for snow though.








