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    Veteran Member Four Rings staticuxo's Avatar
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    my stock tire size on my OEM 18" BBS are 235/40/18 on my S4.. i figured it'd be the same for the S-line wheels. i believe 45 is too thick for an 18" wheel.

    i plan on running 235/35/19 Dunlop Winter Sport 3D's on my OEM RS 4 19" x 9" et 29 wheels this winter, haha..
    B9 S4 - DAYTONA | BLACK OPTICS | ABT HAS | AWE TRACK w/ RES DP
    B8.5 SQ5 - SEPANG | BLACK OPTICS | KW SC | AWE TOURING | ROC-EURO | VORSTEINER V-FF 103 21x10.5 | CONTI DWS06 295/35-21
    C5 A6 - 4.2L | 6MT SWAP | H&R | OEM TTRS ROTORS 19x9

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    Yes the oem s lines are the same szie, by too thick, do you mean too tall?? anyone runnning this size tire on oem 18's?
    '08 RS4 Ti
    '05 Allroad
    '21 SQ7 Prestige

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    Quote Originally Posted by Renegade5 View Post
    Yes the oem s lines are the same szie, by too thick, do you mean too tall?? anyone runnning this size tire on oem 18's?
    yes, 45 series is too tall.. try a tire calculator and see what i mean.
    B9 S4 - DAYTONA | BLACK OPTICS | ABT HAS | AWE TRACK w/ RES DP
    B8.5 SQ5 - SEPANG | BLACK OPTICS | KW SC | AWE TOURING | ROC-EURO | VORSTEINER V-FF 103 21x10.5 | CONTI DWS06 295/35-21
    C5 A6 - 4.2L | 6MT SWAP | H&R | OEM TTRS ROTORS 19x9

    PREVIOUS:
    B7 S4 AVANT 6MT | B8.5 S4 6MT | B8 S4 S-TRONIC | B8 S5 6MT | B7 S4 6MT | B7 A4 6MT


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