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Wheels, Wheels, WHeels -2012 Caynne S

JoeA
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I have a 2012 Cayenne S on order, Black on Black, with the 21" Turbo 2 wheels. Very excited, even though i am saying goodbye to my 99 996.

Here is my question. I have been trying to find ALL Season tires for these wheels and they do not exist. A common topic on some of the other sites as well. There are some replicas of the Turbo 2 Wheels in a 20" where you can find 20" All Season tires, but these are by wheel manufacterers on Ebay I do not recognize.

What would you advise? I can tell the dealer to put on OEM's that will not cost me anything extra on the Cayenne and save about $5500 and buy a wheel with a look i like as much as the Turbo 2 OEM WHeels, or do I keep the Turbo Type 2 OEM, and get a set of WInter WHeels and Tires, and are there aftermarket wheels I need to stay away from?

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I would leave the 21 for the summer and find some OEM 18s for some winter tires like Nokian etc. This is what I do. Most of the 21 are UHP or ultra high performance.

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