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20" rim and tire question
Deuteronomy31:6 replied to Deuteronomy31:6's topic in 987-1 Series (Boxster, Boxster S)
Oops noticed a lot of spelling errors, sorry for tht. -
Hello, new to the forum. Actually I decided to buy a boxster over MY09 TT quattro from reading up on the helpful threads. My question is how will 20" rims effect driving. I know 19 is preferred but I have a great deal tht will save me over $1k on 20's over the 19's. I will use the money saved on some high performance tires, which lead me to the nxt question. Any suggestions on tires, right now I'm looking at PS2 or Pirrelle Nero both running about $1500 for set. My boxster (non-s) is for wkend driving on nice sharp hilly roads. I'm not about to drag race the car but my friends and I drive pretty aggressively on the empty back roads of Arkansas. Thnk you ahead for those who contribute. Also rims are 23.2 lbs each