Post your alloys
Post your alloys
I have put a couple of threads up about changing alloys. lee_whitehead has helped out by posting a picture of his choice with dimensions. (Correct Offset post)
I have sort of chosen what I want and have a choice between 8.0x19 or 8.5x19. The design isnt really the issue with this thread, its more what different offsets/rim width etc look like on the car.
As lee_whitehead has done, please can you post pictures of your ride if you have 19s on with the rim width, offset and tyre size.
Hopefully this can help me decide so I can stop bleating on about it!
Many thanks
I have sort of chosen what I want and have a choice between 8.0x19 or 8.5x19. The design isnt really the issue with this thread, its more what different offsets/rim width etc look like on the car.
As lee_whitehead has done, please can you post pictures of your ride if you have 19s on with the rim width, offset and tyre size.
Hopefully this can help me decide so I can stop bleating on about it!
Many thanks
RE: Post your alloys
I know Lee, 59 Viewings and not one picture!! Cant believe there is knowone on here who doesnt have 19s with a picture they can put up!
Ref your question, I shall order the 8.0x19, but next week when the bank have stopped arsin about with my card (they upgraded it, stopped the old one, sent me a new one, that never arrived and they never told me they were doing this in the first place)
Ill be posting pics when done. Thanks for your support, only a shame knowone else could make the effort
Ref your question, I shall order the 8.0x19, but next week when the bank have stopped arsin about with my card (they upgraded it, stopped the old one, sent me a new one, that never arrived and they never told me they were doing this in the first place)
Ill be posting pics when done. Thanks for your support, only a shame knowone else could make the effort
RE: Post your alloys
fair play man, be good to see them up. have to say that I used to be a prelude enthusiast and the www.prelude-uk.co.uk owners forum was a very friendly place and everyone got involved. I guess that many audi owners are much busier...
Not sure how many people have actually changed to 19's. I know when i was looking for some new wheels i was told to stay away from 19's cause of the harsh ride.
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Audi S3, S4 V8 avant.
Porsche Macan Turbo.
Gone but NEVER forgotten - C5 RS6 Misano red avant.
Now - Empty garage
If you don't know where you're going, any road will take you there!
Sorry, I'm running with the standard rims too. But would be interested to find out how you get on with the 19" and whether it affects the ride/handling.
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Glad your getting some answers mate - I have found the ride quality hardly noticeable at speeds but it does crash around potholes a bit more, mainly because of a lack of cushioning and the sheer weight of the bloody car!
Make sure you spend the extra money and get good tyres. the ones I have came with the alloys from AEZ and although fine, they certainly arent spectacular. I will be getting Pirelli P Zero Nero's on it when they are due
Make sure you spend the extra money and get good tyres. the ones I have came with the alloys from AEZ and although fine, they certainly arent spectacular. I will be getting Pirelli P Zero Nero's on it when they are due
Here's a link to mine which has RS6 reps and 235/35x19 Falken 452's.
http://www.rs246.com/index.php?name=PNp ... highlight=
I don't know if the ride's harder than standard as these were on it when I got - it's firm, but not uncomfortable and I've done 30,000 miles in the last 18 months with no back problems!
http://www.rs246.com/index.php?name=PNp ... highlight=
I don't know if the ride's harder than standard as these were on it when I got - it's firm, but not uncomfortable and I've done 30,000 miles in the last 18 months with no back problems!
Where I am getting the wheels from, they offer budget tyres as default - Bloody "Sunny" brand! never heard of them and sound really mickey mouse. I am getting Falken 452's with mine. I have had these before and were pretty pleased with them. The Continental Sport Contact I have at the moment are not the best, the Dunlop which the car was originally marketed with were far better.lee_whitehead wrote:Make sure you spend the extra money and get good tyres.
Well, will be ordering them this week. Just visiting garages getting quotes for the springs to be put on - word has it they are about a 5hr job!
TiggerS4, nice car - remember looking at it when you first posted. Once my springs are on, Ill drive it with the current wheels so I can more accurately assess the difference in ride, then after about 5 minutes of testing, Ill be back home to put on the new wheels.
Xyber - thanks also for the advice, would be good to see others opinions on tyre choice.
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