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I thought only 16” or 17” were recommended for early Boxsters - with 18” being acceptable nearer 2000.

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I thought only 16” or 17” were recommended for early Boxsters - with 18” being acceptable nearer 2000.

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POST 1Original post

Don’t recognise the wheels - might be genuine Porsche, but probably something else. I thought only 16” or 17” were recommended for early Boxsters - with 18” being acceptable nearer 2000. 19” may not be ideal. And, that tyre looks like it has hit a few kerbs. A set of 17” Porsche wheels with correct new tyres might be the best way to go to optimise your car, but others may know better.

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19 inch wheels did not come as standard (or Porsche upgrade) for that model of boxster. I don’t recognise that design of wheel.

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I am changing to 17 inch, picking up tomorrow, Thanks

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Looks like a Cayenne wheel to me. Winter wheel?

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They were 17" on the 1997 Boxster, I had one - the same colour as yours as well, but sadly it was written off when I sold it on, when some slates fell off a roof ...

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MrHappy said: Looks like a Cayenne wheel to me. Winter wheel? Thanks, I'll have a look

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nebpor said: They were 17" on the 1997 Boxster, I had one - the same colour as yours as well, but sadly it was written off when I sold it on, when some slates fell off a roof ... Oh no that's sad

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Hi, I have just acquired my first 1997 Porsche Boxster and am as happy as a pig in mud . she came with these 18" alloys on and I am trying to identify them can anyone help? I thought the correct wheels were 17 or 18 inch Thanks in advance and I am looking forward learning a lot from the forums Edited by mahoneye2 on Saturday 23 July 14:09

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MrHappy said: Looks like a Cayenne wheel to me. Winter wheel? Thank you, you are spot on, I am putting 17 inch on instead, picking them up tomorrow

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