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    Veteran Member Three Rings
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    Wheel Fitment

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    Size: 18x8
    Offset: 35mm
    Backspacing: 5.87"
    Bolt Pattern: 5-112
    Rec. Tire Size: 235/40-18
    Will this be a direct fit for an S4?

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    This ..... http://www.audizine.com/forum/showth...4-Wheel-Thread

    Since the B6 S4 and A4 platform is exactly the same where wheel / tire clearance is concerned you should find your answers in that thread.
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    How lowered are you? If you are one finger or less, you may need to roll the front fenders. Depends on the tire brand as well.
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    I just got rid of a set of 18 x 8.5 et 35 running 235/40 tires because they rubbed too much in the front, mind you I'm low-ish, about 24.75" FTG. Right now i'm running 19 x 8 with a 235\35 et35 and no rubbing (well almost no rubbing)
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    Quote Originally Posted by TEB View Post
    How lowered are you? If you are one finger or less, you may need to roll the front fenders. Depends on the tire brand as well.
    Haven't done anything suspension wise yet. Thinking about getting the H&R lowering springs when its time to replace the struts and shocks.

    Thanks for the input everyone.

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