Which is the correct wheel size for an Audi?

Please scroll down for our Audi wheel fitment guide / fitting chart. Our fitment guide can be used when purchasing new wheels for your Audi, to determine which wheel sizes (e.g. 18″, 19″, 20″ etc.) will fit your vehicle and the wheel’s specific dimensions.

Can you change the wheels on an Audi?

Changing the wheels on an Audi A or Q series model has been very popular with Audi owners as a way to add a clean, sophisticated look to their car. Here’s a good starter for what to look for in an aftermarket wheel to fit your fine German car.

Can a no name wheel work on an Audi?

If all you care about are looks, a no name wheel in a huge size will look the part; though, it may not perform as well as your stock Audi parts. Wheels are not cheap, and you want to be certain you are getting what you want before you pull the trigger. Figure 2. Hella flush Audi A3.

How big should the wheels be on an Audi Q5?

All of these were factory options on the Audi Q5 in 2014. Not only are looks important, but you want the overall diameter to be close to an original factory size, so as not to confuse the computer or throw off your speedometer as well as odometer readings.

What does toe out mean on steering wheel?

Toe-out means they point slightly outward. Different manufacturers and drivers prefer different degrees of toe-in or -out for a given car. Toe-in makes that axle more stable on the highway and under braking by causing the wheels to constantly try to turn toward each other.

What is the fitting chart for an Audi A4?

Our Audi fitting chart contains the model name (e.g Audi A4, A5) alongside the model’s Typ code in brackets. The Audi Typ code is Audi’s internal designation for the vehicle and establishes the specific model, for instance the Audi A4 (8K) is the current Audi A4, which has been produced since 2008.