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billc47 B My current car is an Audi Q5 with 20" wheels, two sets with summer and winter tyres. I am considering ordering a new Tiguan SEL 2.0TSI with standard Victoria 19" wheels rather than the Miramar 20" option. I have been researching VW winter wheels options for the new Tiguan but VW UK has little information on the web. I have found a VW Germany (??) catalogue "Complete Winter Wheels 2016/2017" with includes Auckland 19" winter wheels (5NA.073.229. 88Z) for the new Tiguan. Seems that it is not adopted by VW in the UK. Most of the alloy wheel suppliers on-line do not reference the new Tiguan but make wheel suggestions based on the Mk1 vehicle - which has a different steering setup and therefore their suggestions are flawed or at least suspect. I cannot find VW wheel size approvals on-line. Any information anyone? My Q5 winter wheels are Audi 20" originals - 8.5Jx 20H2 ET33 - with 255/45r20 Dunlop winter tyres. The existing tyres are too big for the Tiguan but it appears that the rim will take 235/45r20 tyres (same as the 20" Miramar) . The wheel stud fitting appears to be Ok for the Tiguan but the wheel offset (33) may be a problem. Can anyone advise or point me in the direction of VW technical approvals for wheels? #1 · Nov 19, 2016 My current car is an Audi Q5 with 20" wheels, two sets with summer and winter tyres. I am considering ordering a new Tiguan SEL 2.0TSI with standard Victoria 19" wheels rather than the Miramar 20" option. I have been researching VW winter wheels options for the new Tiguan but VW UK has little information on the web. I have found a VW Germany (??) catalogue "Complete Winter Wheels 2016/2017" with includes Auckland 19" winter wheels (5NA.073.229. 88Z) for the new Tiguan. Seems that it is not adopted by VW in the UK. Most of the alloy wheel suppliers on-line do not reference the new Tiguan but make wheel suggestions based on the Mk1 vehicle - which has a different steering setup and therefore their suggestions are flawed or at least suspect. I cannot find VW wheel size approvals on-line. Any information anyone? My Q5 winter wheels are Audi 20" originals - 8.5Jx 20H2 ET33 - with 255/45r20 Dunlop winter tyres. The existing tyres are too big for the Tiguan but it appears that the rim will take 235/45r20 tyres (same as the 20" Miramar) . The wheel stud fitting appears to be Ok for the Tiguan but the wheel offset (33) may be a problem. Can anyone advise or point me in the direction of VW technical approvals for wheels? See less See more Sort by Oldest first Oldest first Newest first Most reactions #2 · Nov 21, 2016 (Edited by Moderator) One thing to consider is hub bore diameter. The audi is 66.67 mm and I believe the MQB tiguan is still 57.1mm You would need hubcentric rings The stock 18 and 19 inch wheels are 7 inch wide with offset of 43mm The 20 inch on the Tiguan are 8 in wide with 41mm offset Use Www.willtheyfit.com #3 · Nov 21, 2016 I'll check the PCD today. I had a look at 'willtheyfit' & found it really informative, great link. Many thanks for the info. #4 · Nov 21, 2016 Sorry should have said will check hub bore. The new Tiguan is indeed 57.1 so hubcentric rings would be required. I also looked at the 'willtheyfit' site again and although my spare Audi alloy set will fit with a 235/45r20 tyre my feeling is that I would be at the margins of what is acceptable not to mention the likely view of my car insurer. I think I will pursue an approved VW option in 19" x 7J alloys though my local VW dealer although initial discussions suggest their systems do not offer anything bigger than 17" x 6J winter wheel packages. Insert Quotes Post Reply

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