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Sorted. And... Yes we have a proper
Snap-On Torque Wrench to tighten nuts back to manufacturer's specification (photo
attached). We also use plastic coated wheel sockets to avoid any damage.

Sorted.  And...  <span style='font-family: "Times New Roman",serif; font-size: 12pt; mso-fareast-font-family: Calibri; mso-fareast-theme-font: minor-latin; mso-ansi-: EN-GB; mso-fareast-: EN-GB; mso-bidi-: AR-SA;'>Yes we have a proper
Snap-On Torque Wrench to tighten nuts back to manufacturer's specification (photo
attached). We also use plastic coated wheel sockets to avoid any damage.

 

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That gives confidence you have the right people to do a first class job.

Yep, am fully expecting a first class job!

Yep, am fully expecting a first class job!

You will be so pleased with his work. I couldn't recommend Justin highly enough.

I have 21s ,Pasm and air- great fun with all the options for different terrains and driving styles
Not many vehicles of Macan size have an air option so it will be a distinguishing feature for residuals hopefully

Just read through this, I have a 535d GT with 21” 285/30 rear and 245/35 front at present. I have seen a great Macan SD with everything I want apart from PASM. The Macan has 21” 911 style wheels, are we saying they are heavier than the 21” sport classics?
Does anyone have these wheels without PASM?
As I am used to M Sport suspension on the last few BMW’s I’ve owned I am thinking 21’s without PASM would be fine for me?

I have no issues at all. A carpet of air compared to an M3.

21 inch sport classics here no PASM........excellent

Kleynie wrote: ↑Tue Jun 11, 2019 5:59 pm Just read through this, I have a 535d GT with 21” 285/30 rear and 245/35 front at present. I have seen a great Macan SD with everything I want apart from PASM. The Macan has 21” 911 style wheels, are we saying they are heavier than the 21” sport classics?
Does anyone have these wheels without PASM?
As I am used to M Sport suspension on the last few BMW’s I’ve owned I am thinking 21’s without PASM would be fine for me?

As you have probably gathered I am an advocate of PASM in a Macan but it is not my opinion that matters.

It is entirely up to how you feel about the ride quality and handling of the Macan you are considering.

If it feels OK to you and you will be happy with it then go ahead.

If you have doubts continue looking the SD after all was by far the most popular Macan variant and there should be plenty available to buy but it may involve a bit of driving.

Not sure where you are based but here in the North West there is Cheshire Oaks, Wilmslow, Bolton, Preston, Kendal and just over in Yorkshire there is Leeds and all within c75/90 minutes drive between the furthest apart.

I have 21’ wheels with no pasm and the ride is fine, much better than my previous BMW