Rim size and clearance on D2 S8 - Page 2

Adjuster · 04-26-2012, 02:56 PM

Make me an offer, these 20x10 wheels and tires are for sale.

I've put a different set of 20x8.5 wheels, with 255/30 20 tires on the car.

The ones in the photo are just holding down my garage floor at the moment...

Asking 650.00, but make me an offer!

Nollywood · 04-27-2012, 09:03 AM

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Originally Posted by Adjuster

Make me an offer, these 20x10 wheels and tires are for sale.

I've put a different set of 20x8.5 wheels, with 255/30 20 tires on the car.

The ones in the photo are just holding down my garage floor at the moment...

Asking 650.00, but make me an offer!

If you were here, I'd snap up those wheels in an instant.

BTW, the correct D2 tyre fitment on the optional 8,5" x 20" wheels is 255/35x20.

Adjuster · 04-27-2012, 09:54 AM

I'll have to check, they might be 35's, not 30's, as they have cured all the speedometer error completely, and it's actually about 1mph faster than indicated at 75mph now. (It was 3mph slower than indicated at 75mph on stock sized tires of 245/40 18.)

I realize every tire is different, from each brand, but they are usually within a half inch or so for the same size. (I'm talking overall rolling diameter.)

I need to get a few photos of the new rims just for fun too.

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04-27-2012, 09:54 AM	#13
Adjuster AudiWorld Member 2001 Audi S8 Join Date: Jan 2008 Posts: 161	I'll have to check, they might be 35's, not 30's, as they have cured all the speedometer error completely, and it's actually about 1mph faster than indicated at 75mph now. (It was 3mph slower than indicated at 75mph on stock sized tires of 245/40 18.) I realize every tire is different, from each brand, but they are usually within a half inch or so for the same size. (I'm talking overall rolling diameter.) I need to get a few photos of the new rims just for fun too.