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Has anyone fitted taller tires on their Cayenne? I have a 2013 with a two inch lift. I've seen online, that some guys use spacers but I don't like them for the added stress on the bearings etc. My tire shop, Discount Tire ,does not work on vehicles with spacers. I had to call the their corporate office and send them a copy of my build sheet to prove the rear spacers were from the factory. In running the numbers , I'm thinking 265/60-18 will work. There is not much room in the front fender for a taller tire . The clearance at the strut is very tight. I think the 30.5 inch tire will be better since I have a manual transmission. The lack of a low first gear and perhaps torque could result in having to slip the clutch to take off. I know on a hill it does take some slipping he clutch to get going and there is just enough power to get moving. Not pleasant . 265/60-18 10.7 section width 9.1 tread width 30.5 height 265/65-18 10.7 section width 8.7 tread width 31.5 height 255/55-18 10.4 section width 9.1 tread width 29.0 height Stock size
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