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Hi everyone just need abit of advise. Im after purchasing some RS4 genuine alloy wheels to change back to standard colour as previous onwer has powder coated these ones to his taste so was thinking of getting a spare standard colour set and sell these. can anyone tell me how I can tell if their genuine is there numbers or markings on the back of the wheel ?

Audi rings are stamped on the back and there is an audi part number as well

You don't know the part number do you by any chance?

My spare set have: 8E0 601 025 AG stamped on them.

G not a 6 as previously thought at the end.

HTH.

You can google whatever part number you find.. but look for the rings

I have some pictures of a set with winter tyres that i bought recently (attached).
I have 8E0 601 025 AG and 8E0 601 025 BE, but what I found while I was searching for my winter set was that only the standard 19" x 9" 7-double spoke rim has an offset of 29 (ET 29). Most copies, or rims from the standard A4, A6, TT etc. have a offset of ET35 to ET55.

Online, its sometimes not so easy to see, but the standard wheel is quite concave looking.

typerkid wrote: ↑

Thu May 25, 2017 2:29 pm

Hi everyone just need abit of advise. Im after purchasing some RS4 genuine alloy wheels to change back to standard colour as previous onwer has powder coated these ones to his taste so was thinking of getting a spare standard colour set and sell these. can anyone tell me how I can tell if their genuine is there numbers or markings on the back of the wheel ?

I have a set doing nothing if you still are looking for some