Winter wheels fitting

[DontHait]

I picked up some winter wheels with tires from a forum member. They were on his b8.5 s4. I believe they're 18x8 et 47. Will these fit adequately on my 2013 s5? Will I need to get spacers? I'm not particular about the wheels being flush during the winter. I just want to get proper functionality out of them.


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[Mops@Nemesis]

You're going to want to run 25mm spacers just to get back to near OEM S5 fit.

[DontHait]

You're going to want to run 25mm spacers just to get back to near OEM S5 fit.

Is it safe to do this? I don't mind using spacers, as long as the brakes are cleared and nothing will cause stress on the suspension. It's only for a few months of the year as it is


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[Mops@Nemesis]

Is it safe to do this? I don't mind using spacers, as long as the brakes are cleared and nothing will cause stress on the suspension. It's only for a few months of the year as it is

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Yes, completely safe. Once mounted up properly, they're simply an extension of the hub. Brakes will be cleared too.

[Sweep]

Is it safe to do this? I don't mind using spacers, as long as the brakes are cleared and nothing will cause stress on the suspension. It's only for a few months of the year as it is


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Just make sure you are using the proper length bolts to account for the extra distance from the hub.

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[DontHait]

Just make sure you are using the proper length bolts to account for the extra distance from the hub.

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I believe the h&r DRA come with bolts. Correct me if I am wrong please


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[mtndog]

I believe the h&r DRA come with bolts. Correct me if I am wrong please


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You are correct. You will use your stock bolts for installing the wheel. i have a set I will be putting up for sale in the next day or two. They came off my 2013 S5.