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Original Porsche 911 992 II Carrera, S, Cabriolet - OEM Alloy Wheels & Tyres
911 drivers on their wheel purchase from OR24.de
Anyone who drives a 911 looks more closely at their wheels than most. The following three reviews come from customers who bought their wheels for a 992 through us.
OEM Porsche wheels for the 911 992 II Carrera, S and Cabriolet
With us you get rims and fully assembled sets of wheels and tyres that Porsche itself specified for the 911. Every set is inspected before dispatch and only released once it passes. If you're after a specific design or want to put together a combination that isn't listed in the shop, just drop us a line - we'll help you find it.
The second generation of the 992 has been in production since 2024. This category brings together the wheels for the Carrera and Carrera S, for both the Coupé and the Cabriolet. Across the entire 992 range, length varies between 4,519 and 4,573 mm and width between 1,852 and 1,900 mm; power comes from petrol engines and mild hybrids. Depending on body style and equipment, each car turns out slightly different.
The direct predecessor is the 992 I Carrera, S and Cabriolet, built from 2019 to 2024. If you're still driving the first generation, you'll find the matching wheels there.
For an overview of all versions of this model update, see the page for the Generation 992 II. We also stock wheels for the Carrera 4 and Targa, the GTS, the Turbo and the GT3.
Why OR24.de?
Fitment dimensions, mixed tyre sizes and ready-assembled wheels
You decide how much work you want taken off your hands: there's the plain set of rims without tyres, or fully assembled wheels that just need bolting onto the car. Whether a set is brand new or refurbished is stated openly on the respective listing.
Nothing changes at the wheel fitment on the 992 II: the bolt pattern is 5x130, the centre bore 71.6 mm, and each wheel is held by five wheel bolts. On the back, OEM rims usually carry a part number - our guide shows you exactly where to find it.
Staggered fitment is typical for the 911: more rubber sits on the road at the rear than at the front, because that's where the engine and drivetrain are. Front and rear wheels therefore can't be swapped with each other. We explain what that means day to day in our guide to mixed tyre sizes.
Summer wheels come with summer tyres already fitted, balanced on request. Our summer tyre guide explains at what point the switch is worthwhile.
Winter wheels are put together with cold-weather tyres. They arrive already mounted, so at the change of season all that's left to do is bolt them on. Our winter tyre guide covers everything else that matters during the cold season.
Porsche tyre approval: When Porsche has tuned and tested a tyre for a model, it's marked with a code on the sidewall. On wheels for this generation we've come across NA0, NA1, NA2 and NA5. Our guide to Porsche tyre approval explains exactly what these codes mean.
Frequently asked questions about the 911 992 II Carrera, S and Cabriolet
Still have questions - about fit, the condition of a set, or delivery? Just get in touch, and we'll advise you personally. You'll also find plenty of answers in our help centre.
What are the fitment dimensions of the 911 992 II Carrera?
The wheel fitment is fixed: bolt pattern 5x130, centre bore 71.6 mm, five wheel bolts per wheel. These figures don't depend on design or season. Width and offset, on the other hand, vary by version and are therefore listed individually for each item.
Why do the front and rear wheels differ?
The 911 runs staggered fitment: the wider wheel-and-tyre combination sits at the rear axle, because that's where the engine and drivetrain are. Swapping front to rear is therefore not possible. More on this in our guide to mixed tyre sizes. Not sure what's fitted on your car? Ask us.
What does the N-rating on a Porsche tyre mean?
It confirms that Porsche developed and approved this tyre for the car. On wheel sets for this generation we've seen the NA0, NA1, NA2 and NA5 variants. You can see which approval a specific tyre carries on the sidewall and in our details for the set.
Are tyre pressure monitoring sensors included?
A 911 of these model years monitors tyre pressure electronically, and each wheel needs a sensor for that. Whether a set arrives already fitted with sensors or your existing ones are reused depends on the specific offer. They can also be ordered separately - our TPMS guide has the details.
Do the same wheels fit the Coupé and Cabriolet?
Carrera, Carrera S and Cabriolet are grouped in the same category with us because they share the same wheel fitment. What ultimately matters, though, is the wheel-and-tyre combination approved for your car, which you'll find in the vehicle documents. If anything doesn't match up, we'll sort it out before you order.
What matters with winter wheels for the 911?
In winter road conditions, only tyres bearing the Alpine symbol have been permitted since October 2024. For the 911, that means winter tyres with Porsche approval. Our winter sets leave the warehouse fully assembled.
