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But the long and the short of it is look at the source for the page your photo is on and reproduce that html to get your other photos on...

I think the wheels look great. What size are they? Offset? Tire size? etc., and why did some say it couldn't be done? Mercedes wheels have the same bolt pattern as Audi, and with a hubcentric ring, and proper offset, any MB wheel should work on an Audi...Right?

Great choice for wheels!

I was told that these wheels would be prone to vibration problems because the hub centric portion for MB is a larger diameter than what Audi uses. Did you have to use any adapters or shims?

There is a vibration coming only at around 45mph ???? don't know what's up with that. Then the vibration from warping brake caliper from high speed braking is magnified I am guessing from the firmer ride. Other than that is a lot smoother and quieter than I ever anticipated, a lot better than lowered Japanese cars.

but it may not be as easy as it sounds because first u need a H&amp;R spacer because the offset are 10mm off. Then there is a problem finding a bolt that is long enough to lock the wheel secure. We had to tried a few different spacers and bolts and the shop had to special order a center cap/hub to make it fit.

In sum, it's an impossible job is you don't have enough parts and knowledge to do so. We almost returned the wheels because of amount of time trying to find the right parts.