Hi,, just signed up.
Had a question about some wheels I found on facebook market place.

Guys says they came off a Panamera but I can't find who makes these wheels or the width and offset. He doesn't know.
They are 22s with tire sizes of 265/30/22 and 295/25/22.

These are going on a custom setup. If they are around the stock specs of the 10" width with a +50-55 offset they will work. But if they are 11" wide with a higher offset they might not work.
Anybody have an idea?

Thanks
Steven

 

Most wheels have the offset stamped on the inside or on the mounting surface

 

Yeah, not these for some reason

 

I wouldn’t touch them without knowing the manufacturer and the offsets...anyone can measure the offset or backspacing. Either measurement can be used to determine proper fitment. The offset is measured from the wheel centerline to the mounting flange. The backspacing is measured from the inside rim edge to the mounting flange. See below.

 

They look to be a generic brand called "Aftermarket Products", typically found in eBay and which is likely why it doesn't have any specs stamped on the back. The only listings currently with 22's are for Cayennes but I'm sure they have the wheels listed for Panameras before.

If not, they are fairly generic with their widths and offsets, where they will fit both the Cayennes and Panameras. They would just mount tires sizes specific to the whatever Porsche vehicle they would go on.
Since those appear to have 265/30 in the front, and 295/25 in the rear...they are more fitted for the Panamera. Cayennes would have likely have a taller profile, I'm guessing 265/35 and 295/30 for Cayennes. If they are sold with the same specs for the Cayennes, then there's a possibility that they may be(take this with a grain of salt)...

Wheel Size: 22x10 Front & 22x11.5 Rear
Wheel Offset: +45mm Front & +45mm Rear


22's but in black
https://www.ebay.com/itm/22-SATIN-BLACK-STYLE-FORGED-WHEELS-RIMS-FITS-FOR-2017-PORSCHE-CAYENNE-COUPE/184421829879?hash=item2af065ccf7:g:wvYAAOSw4wxfPmT M

 

This listing seems more like the spoke design to your pics, except in 20's...but also "Aftermarket Products" brand

https://www.ebay.com/itm/20-STAGGERED-GRAY-STYLE-FORGED-WHEELS-RIMS-FIT-2013-PORSCHE-CAYMAN-981/193815708379?hash=item2d205102db:g:qq8AAOSw~Jhf3Xw c

 

wow.

That looks exactly like them. Of course not 22s
Confirms that I thought they were forged also.
Thanks a bunch


They actually have some nice wheels, too bad shipping is $600...

If I had to guess, I think the rears would be in the 11" width range with running a 295 tire. Even though the 265 looks more stretched than the 295.
A +45 offset with a 11" wide wheel might be ok. But +60 or more I think I might have issues.


and there not local so that's why I haven't gone and measured them or tired putting them on.