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If you are not pulling trailer it is not necessary for winter setup.Does the load rating needs to be at least 105 front and 107 back?
If you are not pulling trailer it is not necessary for winter setup.Does the load rating needs to be at least 105 front and 107 back?
After you fitted the 18s, are you confident the 17s won't fit? I also have some 17 inch snow tires from my old A4.99% sure there is no way a 17” will work on an AWD. Agree with Jimmy. 18” is close. I’m going to order my set today and do a test fit some time this week to see just how close it is.
EDIT: Added pics of the actual tires to the first post.
Not a chance with 17s. 18s have very tight clearance between the caliper and wheel weights.After you fitted the 18s, are you confident the 17s won't fit? I also have some 17 inch snow tires from my old A4.
Thanks for the update! Found a buyer for my old rims, $400!Not a chance with 17s. 18s have very tight clearance between the caliper and wheel weights.
I am! And I can get those Nokians at a slight discount - just checked 235/60R18 (for example) and that is available to me, I'd just need to contact my supplier for a firm price. I can get a detailed quote in whatever size you'd like - PM me.Are you still offering these tire/wheel packages? Are you able to source Nokian WR G4 tires?
Excellent choice of all-weather tiresAre you still offering these tire/wheel packages? Are you able to source Nokian WR G4 tires?
They actually were directional! I checked the tread and sidewall since I didn't think they were. Though the tread didn't seem to be, there were slight angles in it that would cause it to be directional. They are the Blizzak DM-V2.Btw, in that picture, you had a red "Driver's Side" sticker. Are those Bridgestone snow tires directional?
The ID.4 doesn't utilize TPMS sensors, but for other vehicles I can add sensors for $50 each, including programming to the vehicle.Do your snow tire packages include TPMS sensors?