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  • Which A3 wheels are 5x112?

    Hi,
    Just in case I find some deals on wheels for my MkV, I'd like to double check which VW/Audi OEM designs might fit (on a Mk V Jetta- 5x112 pattern).

    While I'm still preferring VW OEM 18", the prices are likely to remain high and I might be tempted either with Audi 18s (most will likely be 5x112) and maybe 17s - hence the check on which might be 5x112.

    e.g. these 'old RS6 fat five' style are probably for the 5x100 size A3, right?

    (thee look nice; too bad they are likely not 5x112; however I'd appreciate any link to a MkV with RS6-style 'fat five' alloys, to see the look)

    I'm using myturbodiesel.com's Audi/VW wheel chart FAQ as a reference; it would appear that this is indeed for the older 5x100 A3.

    Cheers,
    Bizi
    Last edited by Bizi; 27-07-2009, 11:17 AM.
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  • #2
    Like you have found out, the very first A3 was 5x100. Everything else of that generation and newer has been 5x112!
    Past: Mk3 Golf 2L 8V, Audi 8L A3T.
    Present: Mk3 Golf variant.

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    • #3
      A3 is 5x100 at least in the early cars.
      A4 and other bigger Audis are 5x112 which should be perfect for your car.
      TT has early ones in 5x100 and later ones in 5x112.
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      • #4
        Thanks, Ray, I've sent the seller a question about which A3 these came from. I'm hoping that based on their newish look, they are the 5x112 fat five, from an A3 with MkV-era wheels.

        Can anyone instantly determine which generation A3 these wheels are from?

        Anyone interested in buying or selling A3 wheels should check and note this measurement as it would be silly to sell the wrong size wheels.
        Bizi's Jetta TDI: Blue Graphite w. factory leather & tint, plus + Enkei Racing NT03+M + Yokohama S Drive 18s, Koni FSD, Neuspeed coils, GTI RSB + brakes, InPro mirrors, VW navi, Modshack. Come for a drive through the twisties on Saturdaze.
        Check out Winedriving forum/news for driving trips and wine tips.

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        • #5
          Thanks Golf Loon; just to add, the later A3 5x112 fat five wheel is in the FAQ and it looks the same as the one in my OP:

          http://www.myturbodiesel.com/1000q_h...audi_5x112.htm (9th one down, just below an A8 wheel):
          Audi a3 wheel
          Wheel diameter (in.) 17 Wheel width (in.) 8
          Wheel lug pattern (mm) 5x112 Wheel centerbore (mm) 57.1
          Wheel offset (mm) 56 notes: #8p0 601 025 e 1h7
          Stock tire size 04-08 a3 cap: 4b0 601 170 z17
          Bizi's Jetta TDI: Blue Graphite w. factory leather & tint, plus + Enkei Racing NT03+M + Yokohama S Drive 18s, Koni FSD, Neuspeed coils, GTI RSB + brakes, InPro mirrors, VW navi, Modshack. Come for a drive through the twisties on Saturdaze.
          Check out Winedriving forum/news for driving trips and wine tips.

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          • #6
            Only seen the fat 5's in 112.

            Not conclusive, but a good start. You could just ask the seller what year they came off...

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            • #7
              Originally posted by Golf Loon View Post
              TT has early ones in 5x100
              Totally forgot about that one!
              Past: Mk3 Golf 2L 8V, Audi 8L A3T.
              Present: Mk3 Golf variant.

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              • #8
                Don't forget about the offset. alot of VW Audi & Skoda's have 5/112 PCD but some of the earlier ones have a different offset. which means the wheels may fit on the hub but will stick our or too far in.

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                • #9
                  if you run the RS6 rims, youll need low profile tires as they are ET35.. if your not planning on lowering then might be alright but may the wheel gap look larger with lower profile tyres..

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