FS: 22" 911 Turbo Design wheels from 9YB Cayenne Coupe w/ Michelin Pilot Sport 4S tires for Taycan

[bwherry]

Hey all!

I'm selling an awesome Taycan 22" wheel & tire setup. The wheels are OEM Porsche 911 Turbo Design wheels from the 9YB Cayenne Coupe - which turn out to be a really nice/flush fitment on the Taycan. Tires are Michelin Pilot Sport 4S. TPMS sensors are HUF RDE047V21 433 MHz. I do love this setup quite a bit, but I've got something new and no room to store these, unfortunately.

All the details:

Wheels:

• 22" 911 Turbo IV Design wheels from the 9YB Cayenne Coupe (Suncoast Parts link)
• Front: 10J x 22" ET48 (part number 9Y0.601.025.BR)
• Rear: 11.5J x 22" ET52 (part number 9Y3.601.025.AJ)
• I bought the wheels used, from an eBay seller. Low miles (according to the seller) on the wheels when I bought them, and they still have no scratches or curb rash. Totally pristine, straight, and true.
• I swapped in "Turbonite" center caps. (original red/yellow colored Porsche crest center caps also included)

Tires:

• Michelin Pilot Sport 4S
• Front: 285/30/R22 (101Y XL)
• Rear: 335/25/R22 (105Y XL)
• Purchased new from Tire Rack and installed on the wheels by Bulletproof Automotive.
• Still have around 6mm (or 7/32") of tread depth on each of the four tires.

Other:

• TPMS sensors are HUF RDE047V21 433 MHz (link)
• Wheels were deep-cleaned, polished, and ceramic coated with Gyeon Q2 Infinite Base Type I coating by Bulletproof Auto Spa.
• This setup was installed on my car on 10/25/2024 @ 4,790 miles and removed from car on 2/26/2026 @ 10,107 miles, so only 5,317 miles on the tires, and only on the car for a little over a year.
• Car gets detailed every other week (two-bucket wash method, ceramic coating recharge periodically, etc.) so wheels have been very well maintained.
• No rubbing at all in this setup except for when in "lift" mode, where there's a wee bit of front rubbing when the steering wheel is close to full lock. YMMV.

I think that's everything. I'll update this post with any additional information I might have forgotten.

Check out this post from back when I put them on the car for lots of photos - see below for a few of those, as well as photos of the wheels as they are now (off the car).

Asking $5,000 for the set. I think it's a pretty screamin' deal considering a brand new set (albeit with Cayenne-sized tires) is currently $8,995 from Suncoast Parts. (plus low miles, quality ceramic coating, regular maintenance, "Turbonite" center caps, ... - tires alone are $2,790 new right now) I'm also willing to sell wheels or tires separately as well - just let me know what you're interested in and we can work something out. Local pickup in Los Angeles, CA (near LAX) preferred, but will ship at buyer's expense. (for reference, each shipping box will be 27" x 27" x 15" and will weigh roughly 65 lbs., origin zip code 90045)

Scroll down for the photos!

Reply here, DM me, or email [email protected] if you're interested. Thanks for looking!

Brian

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[bwherry]

Bump for a new week. Please make me an offer if you're at all interested... Really motivated to reclaim the storage space!

 

[bwherry]

Still available! Please make me an offer... don't wanna have to deal with eBay...

 

[bwherry]

Bump! Still available! Don't make me go to eBay... eww.

 

[bwherry]

Now on eBay. Please make me an offer! Thanks fam.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/198371228758

 

[bwherry]

Lowered the price to $5,000.

 

[bwherry]

Note: willing to sell wheels or tires separately... Holla!

 

[MidwestPCar]

There was someone on the Facebook Taycan Owner forum looking for a 22 in set. I shared your link on the post, but you could look too and reach out.
No personal affiliation, just saw an ask for a 22in and your sale for a 22in wheel post, and trying to help put it together.
Good luck!

 

[bwherry]

Thanks, @MidwestPCar , much appreciated!

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