Will these wheels fit my B6?

[Wu11ie]

I've found a set of wheels I like but I'm not sure if they'll fit, they're 8J ET47 With 245/40/18 tyres,

Anyone know if they'll catch or rub?

Thanks in advance

 

[Greeny233]

As long as they are 5x112 they should fit fine. Tyres should be 225/40-18 or 235/40-18 on an A4.

 

[Wu11ie]

Will they be ok with the 245 tyres?

The tyres are nearly new on the ones I'm looking at

 

[DrStrange]

My old OEM wheels where 7.5 inch thick ET 45 running 235 tyres.

We can then infer that 245's on 8 inch will be fine.

 

[Wu11ie]

My old OEM wheels where 7.5 inch thick ET 45 running 235 tyres.

We can then infer that 245's on 8 inch will be fine.

Brilliant mate thanks, when it comes to all of this stuff I'm rubbish lol,

 

[DrStrange]

No Problem

Just so you know, im on 20's! Running a 9inch thick wheel et 35. With 235/30/20 so it will fit

 

[Wu11ie]

No Problem

Just so you know, im on 20's! Running a 9inch thick wheel et 35. With 235/30/20 so it will fit

Oooooft!!

 

[Mike.M]

245/40/18 is a little too big for the B6 and you may get inner arch rub due to the high ET also.

235/40/18 is the factory..........225/40/18 can also be used but give a firmer ride and looks a little odd also to be honest, but all tyres differ slightly with their side wall design

 

[DrStrange]

As Mike said above.

To help you, simply put in your old/new wheel tyre specs in the website below to workout the rolling radius and differences.

http://www.kouki.co.uk/utilities/visual-tyre-size-calculator

 

[Greg Wheeler]

Guys, I've found this very helpful place for these very questions.........

http://www.willtheyfit.com/index.ph...ameter2=19&wheelwidth2=8.5&offset2=36#content

Cheers Greg

 

[Wu11ie]

Thanks for the replies guys,

245/40/18 is a little too big for the B6 and you may get inner arch rub due to the high ET also.

235/40/18 is the factory..........225/40/18 can also be used but give a firmer ride and looks a little odd also to be honest, but all tyres differ slightly with their side wall design

I suppose I'll just need to try them lol

As Mike said above.

To help you, simply put in your old/new wheel tyre specs in the website below to workout the rolling radius and differences.

http://www.kouki.co.uk/utilities/visual-tyre-size-calculator

Brilliant thanks,

Guys, I've found this very helpful place for these very questions.........

http://www.willtheyfit.com/index.ph...ameter2=19&wheelwidth2=8.5&offset2=36#content

Cheers Greg

Cheers mate, that'll come in handy.