Porsche Macan III 21 Inch Rims Winter Tires Winter Wheels New

For the Porsche Macan III (2024–2026), the transition to the 21-inch winter setup involves two distinct configurations depending on your model: the Macan III ICE (Internal Combustion Engine, 2021–2024 chassis evolution) and the Macan EV (new “95C” chassis).

1. Macan III EV (2024–2026+) Specifications

The new electric Macan utilizes a wider rear track and specialized “Aero” wheel designs to maximize range and stability.

• Wheel Part Numbers: 95C044600C (Black Gloss) or 95C044600D (Macan Design).

• Dimensions:

  • Front: $8.5\text{J} \times 21$ ET27 (Tires: $255/45\text{ R21}$)

  • Rear: $10.5\text{J} \times 21$ ET47 (Tires: $285/40\text{ R21}$)

• Official Tires: Typically Michelin Pilot Alpin 5 SUV or Continental WinterContact TS 860 S (N-rated).

• MSRP (2026): $7,800 – $8,350 USD for a complete new OEM set.

2. Macan III ICE (S, GTS, T Models)

The final combustion-engine Macan models utilize slightly different offsets and widths than the EV.

• Wheel Part Numbers: 95B.601.025.GA (Turbo Design) or 95B.601.025.FS (GT Design).

• Dimensions:

  • Front: $9.5\text{J} \times 21$ ET27 (Tires: $265/40\text{ R21}$)

  • Rear: $10\text{J} \times 21$ ET19 (Tires: $295/35\text{ R21}$)

• Official Tires: Pirelli Scorpion Winter or Continental WinterContact TS 860 S (N0/N1-rated).

• MSRP (2026): $6,500 – $7,500 USD for a complete set.

3. Popular 21″ Designs (New for 2026)

1. RS Spyder Design: The most iconic Porsche SUV wheel. On the Macan III, these are often finished in Satin Black or Platinum.

2. GT Design: A lightweight, motorsport-inspired multi-spoke wheel typically exclusive to the GTS but available as a winter set.

3. Turbo Aero Design: Specifically for the Macan EV, these wheels feature plastic/carbon “blades” to reduce wind resistance.

4. Technical Comparison: 20″ vs. 21″ for Winter

5. Essential Purchase Notes

• Wheel Arch Extensions: Porsche officially requires the installation of Wheel Arch Extensions (95C044820B) for the 21-inch rear wheels to protect the bodywork from salt and slush.

• N-Marking: Ensure your winter tires have the N0, N1, or N2 branding. This signifies the tire was specifically engineered for Porsche’s weight distribution and suspension geometry.

• TPMS Warning: Macan III models use a different TPMS frequency than Gen I (95B.1). If buying used “New” stock, verify the sensors are compatible with the 2024+ system.