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Will 2018 cayenne rims fit on my 2001 911?

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You'll have to check the Cayenne wheel's offsets to the stock ones.
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My friend sold his cayenne and has a set of 18s 225 in the front and 265 on the backs. He offered them to me. my current tires are done and thought id try them out for a year. any reason why they wouldnt work? Stock size for my 911. Same bolt pattern 5 x 130 Thanks all

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You'll have to check the Cayenne wheel's offsets to the stock ones. Not sure if they are compatible or not, but it would be pretty easy to figure it out.

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i think the cayenne offset is 50 in the front and back... you should have 50 in the front and 65 in the back if you are NB (narrowbody)

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I can never remember, will 15mm spacer make the rears 65 ET or 35 ET?

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