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absolutely furious dinged an alloy in a multi story car park so went to Audi how much for a new one £945 so anyone know were I could get a new alloy for a better price
thanks in advance

Bloody hell that's a rip off...we all know how you feel fella it's a pisser..dk might have one kicking about,or may know where to source one from..hope you get it sorted soon..

That must be a bad ding if you can't repair it, well done for being honest I'd have blamed that on the misses

They don't cost much more than £100 to manufacture either, absolute con
Are we talking VSpokes or rotas ? Does anyone know who makes them ?

Silas wrote:That must be a bad ding if you can't repair it, well done for being honest I'd have blamed that on the misses

As above - check to see if can fix.

There rotors but repair is a pain because nobody I know up here does same day repair all send away jobs so a new one is more convent then I would send to dinged one away for repair

ebay should have loads of genuine rotors. Aren't they the same size as the RS5 wheels? i.e 20x9 ET26 5x112 centre bore 66.6?

ebay.de have loads if you search for 'Audi RS5 20 alufelgen'
Genuine ones would normally be called 'original' but some genuine ones don't always state this. You can normally tell if they have the audi part number stamped on them.

A quick search finds this one which says new but the photo shows tiny marks for EUR499:
http://www.ebay.de/itm/AUDI-ALUFELGEN-N ... 689wt_1302


Or this new one for EUR699 plus EUR25 for delivery:
http://www.ebay.de/itm/1-Audi-Orig-Orig ... 250wt_1064

Thanks Mike that's a more realistic price will get one ordered up thank goodness for ebay.de

Alternative is to buy a temporary wheel 'that fits' to have the other repaired.

Also don't forget to repair the old wheel and you can sell it to recoup some cost.
Could almost break even.

thanks for the links will leave this untill spring next year just in case i ding another alloy

Brooner wrote:thanks for the links will leave this untill spring next year just in case i ding another alloy

I can't see mine surviving the winter intact either. I've done well not to curb them in the first 10k miles