Porsche 911 Winterräder 19 Zoll 99736215705 99736216302

The part numbers 997.362.157.05 and 997.362.163.02 refer to the iconic 19-inch Turbo II wheels for the Porsche 911 (997) generation. While originally designed for the 997.2 Turbo and Turbo S, they are a highly popular winter wheel choice for all “Wide Body” 997 models due to their forged strength and aggressive offsets.

1. Technical Specifications

These wheels are specifically engineered for Wide Body Porsche 911s. If you try to fit these on a standard (Narrow Body) Carrera, the rear wheels will protrude past the fender line.

• Fitment: Ideal for 997 Turbo, Turbo S, Carrera 4, Carrera 4S, and Targa 4/4S.

• Design: Bi-color (Titanium/Grey with Diamond-Cut polished faces) or optional High-Gloss Black.

2. 2026 Winter Pricing & Availability

In 2026, the Turbo II wheel remains a “Top 3” design for the 997 generation, keeping resale values high.

• Used Set (Excellent Condition): $3,200 – $4,500 (Often sold with older winter tires).

• Refurbished/Powder Coated: $2,800 – $3,400 (Value is lower if the original diamond-cut face is removed).

• Individual Front Rim: $850 – $1,100.

• Individual Rear Rim: $1,200 – $1,600 (Rears are harder to find and more prone to curb damage).

3. Performance & Winter Use

• Weight: These are forged wheels, making them lighter and significantly stronger than the cast Carrera S wheels. This is beneficial in winter when potholes are more common.

• Tire Pairing: For a 997 winter setup, the recommended “N-Rated” tires are 235/35 R19 (Front) and 295/30 R19 (Rear). Popular 2026 choices include the Michelin Pilot Alpin PA4 or the Pirelli Winter Sottozero 3.

• TPMS Warning: If your 997 is a 2009–2012 model (997.2), ensure the wheels include 433MHz TPMS sensors. If they are from a 997.1, the sensors may be 315MHz or non-existent, requiring a swap to avoid dashboard errors.

4. Maintenance for Winter

The “Diamond Cut” (polished) face on these wheels is sensitive to road salt.

• Corrosion: In 2026, many original sets show “whitewashing” (milky spots) under the clear coat.

• Protection: If using these for winter, it is highly recommended to apply a high-temp ceramic coating before the first snow to prevent salt from penetrating the clear coat.

5. Where to Buy

• Suncoast Porsche / Tequipment: For rare New-Old-Stock (NOS) if still available.

• Performance-Wheels.de / OR24: Excellent German-based sources that ship these specific 997 Turbo II sets globally.

• Rennlist / 6SpeedOnline: Check the classifieds for “Take-off” sets from owners who have switched to aftermarket wheels like HRE or BBS.