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Here you go in English / German / Spanish / Welsh / Greek etc http://forum.rs246.com/viewtopic.php?f=76&t=120216&p=795993&hilit=Tyre#p795995 Thanks at least one normal person in this forum. To all others :Lol who the fook asked you in here to write if you are not going to give me an answer, go fook...

Audiifan. Your fooking manual isn't foiled so why don't you fooking try reading it. Instead of asking dumb questions. Look man don't fuooking post if you not gona answer my question, my manual is in German language because I bought my car in Germany, but why the fook should I explain to you, so gtf...

doodlebug wrote:They are written on the driver's door pillar.

Can you be so kind and tell them to me? Because my car is foiled and I don't see them

P.s for second poster gfy

Dear forumers,

What should be tire pressure for 21 inch wheels and 285 size tires diameter in bars (front and rear) thanks

If you are lucky and nothing goes wrong, a 3 year old 50km car RS will cost a lot (tyres, petrol, brakes, servicing etc) . If you are unlucky and things go wrong it will cost a large fortune. This is not a cheap car to run. If you are worried about running costs then look elsewhere or take the risk...

extend the RS6 warranty. buy a M5 - Its your call. I had a M5 a few years ago - 3 yrs old with extended BMW warranty - the car broke down on me more times then it worked - serious issues such as petrol leaking in the engine, suspension failure, vanos failure. Thankfully it was on extended warranty....

"I currently have a 2009 Audi RS6. Standard 580 BHP. Warranty runs out in about 5 months. Have recently put new tyres, discs and pads all round at the cost of £3,000. I am aware that if I have an issue with oil seals/turbo seals, its gonna cost me a pretty penny to fix the RS6 as with the RS6's its ...

I took a comment from one owner, do Audi really not cares about realibility issues? I know that this is a Audi forum and there wont be any truth only whining how audi is cool among f10 m5, I also red that when you buy new Audi its covered with warranty but if you buy used Audi (for example 3 years o...

RossDagley wrote:

RSphantom wrote:Its in the picture, look above the heated seat switch on the left and you will see it, an "A" symbol. Press that once the car has been started and the stop/start is disabled.

That's the automatic roll-over recovery button.

Thanks question has been answered:)

MikeFish wrote:Yes all RS6s have that button.

I know that all rs6 has that but I don't see button that it's turns off that option there is only start stop button in this video Gustav explains http://youtu.be/qxtESCeCiLc

Also check picture it's only start stop oval button so how you disable it?

LOL Mark. Yes it can be switched off using VCDS, or you can invert it so that it starts in the off position but you can activate if you want by pressing the button. Thanks so that means if you don't want that your car always goes off when you stop you can disable it in a Audi menu center where all ...

LOL Mark. Yes it can be switched off using VCDS, or you can invert it so that it starts in the off position but you can activate if you want by pressing the button. Thanks so that means if you don't want that your car always goes off when you stop you can disable it in a Audi menu center where all ...

I suppose It can be disabled like in m5 right?

MikeFish wrote:On the C7 rs6 if the steering wheel is round it is heated if it is flat bottom it is not heated.

There is an option for a sport exhaust. I believe the sports exhaust has black exhaust and the normal one is Chrome.

Thanks you answered my question I reckon sport exhaust system cost extra 2000 €

P.s I also saw that some cars has no rs6 badge on a steering wheel Until mid 2014, there was no RS6 badge on the steering wheel if you chose a heated steering wheel (which is also round, rather than flat-bottomed). Thanks, so this steering wheel that i uploaded is heated? Also I found that in some ...