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PB 101 on Porsche 992

Porsche 911 992 Forged Wheels

PB 101 on Porsche 992, Gloss Black Barrel & Lip, Satin Black Centre, 21"/22"

The Porsche 911, in its current 992 form, is one of the most demanding cars to build a wheel for, because 911 owners tend to know exactly what they want and exactly why.

We build across the range: the Carrera, the Turbo and Turbo S, and the GT3, where the brief usually shifts toward lighter monoblock construction and unsprung-mass priorities rather than visual depth.

Every set is engineered in the UK and made to order, forged, finished and inspected to the tolerance a 911 deserves.

If you're specifying wheels for a 992, tell us the variant and how you use the car, and we'll work from there.

Will they fit your Porsche 911 992?

On a 992 the wheel decision is not really about diameter. It is about which hub your car actually has, because Porsche fits two completely different ones under the same model names and the wheel sizes do not tell you which. Every PB Forged set is made to order, so we spec to the car rather than to the badge.

Fitment. 5x130 on a 71.6mm centre bore with M14x1.5 lug bolts on stud pattern cars. Carrera S runs 8.5Jx20 ET53 front and 11.5Jx21 ET67 rear. Turbo runs 9Jx20 ET41 front and 11.5Jx21 ET67 rear.

Turbo versus Turbo S, the one that catches people. The 992 Turbo is 5x130 on studs. The 992 Turbo S is centre lock. They run identical wheel sizes on completely different hubs, which is exactly why published sources contradict each other on this car. We work from the chassis number, not the model name.

GT3, GT3 RS, S/T and Sport Classic. All centre lock. The GT3 runs 9.5Jx20 ET46 front and 12Jx21 ET45 rear, the GT3 RS 10Jx20 ET45 front and 13Jx21 ET31 rear. We machine centre lock in house, so it is a normal build for us rather than a special order.

Carrera, Carrera S, GTS and Targa. All 5x130 stud, despite the common assumption that a 911 of this era is centre lock. Sizes run 19 or 20 inch at the front with 20 or 21 inch at the rear.

No adapters, no spacers. PB Forged exists because finding the design you want and discovering it was never made for your car should not end in a spacer on the part that holds the car to the road. We cut to your fitment from the first operation.

Because we forge to order. Whether you search 992 wheels or Porsche 911 forged wheels, the answer starts with the variant. Tell us the car and how you use it and we will work through diameter, width, offset and finish together, then show you a render on your own car before anything is payable.

Frequently asked

Is my 992 centre lock or stud pattern?
It depends on the exact variant, and this is the single most confused fitment question in the Porsche range. The 992 Turbo is 5x130 on studs. The 992 Turbo S is centre lock. They run identical wheel sizes on completely different hubs, which is why published sources contradict each other. GT3, GT3 RS, S/T and Sport Classic are all centre lock. Carrera, Carrera S, GTS, Targa and Dakar are all 5x130 stud. Send us the chassis number and we work from that, not the model name.
Will these work for the GT3 or GT3 RS as well as the Turbo S?
Yes, both GT variants are supported, with the caveat that GT3 / GT3 RS builds usually default to a lighter monoblock construction rather than the 3-piece modular shown in our gallery. The GT3 buyer typically prioritises unsprung mass over visual presence, and we'd spec accordingly. Tell us your variant at consultation.
Can I move wheels between a 992 and a 991?
On the stud pattern cars the fitment is the same at 5x130 and 71.6mm, so they interchange physically. The offsets and widths moved on with the 992, particularly at the rear, so a 991 set on a 992 tends to sit inboard of where the car was designed to carry it. Same hub, different proportions. We build to the generation.
What does the 992 run from the factory?
Carrera S is 8.5Jx20 ET53 front and 11.5Jx21 ET67 rear. Turbo is 9Jx20 ET41 front and 11.5Jx21 ET67 rear. GT3 is 9.5Jx20 ET46 front and 12Jx21 ET45 rear, and the GT3 RS 10Jx20 ET45 front and 13Jx21 ET31 rear. Note how far apart the GT3 RS offsets are front to rear; a single quoted offset for a 992 is meaningless.
Do you supply the bolts, and why does ball seat matter?
Yes, hardware is specified as part of the build. The stud pattern cars use M14x1.5 ball-seat bolts where most 5x130 vehicles use cone seat. The seat shape transfers clamping load into the wheel, so fitting the wrong one is a load problem rather than a cosmetic one. Centre lock cars take a single centre locking nut and have their own torque procedure.
How long is the lead time?
Our wheels are made to order, with a typical lead time of 6 to 8 weeks from order confirmation to delivery. Each set is forged, finished and inspected specifically for your car. If you have a fixed deadline, tell us at consultation and we'll confirm whether the window can compress.

Any of these, built for your Porsche 911 992

Every design above can be built for your Porsche 911 992. We machine the bolt pattern, the centre bore and the offset to your car, so you never need a spacer or an adapter. Pick one and we will show you it on your own car within 24 hours, free, with nothing payable until you approve it. If they do not fit as confirmed, we remake them at our cost. From £3,099 a set of four.

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