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Konig Runlite Wheels for Audi S5

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Audi S5
 
Year Range
Door Config  [Trim Level]
Application / Notes
Universal
(16x7.5, 5x112 45mm, Matte Black)
Universal
(16x7.5, 5x112, 45mm, Matte Gray)
Universal
(17x7.5, 5x112, 45mm, Gold)
Universal
(17x7.5, 5x112, 45mm, Matte Black)
Universal
(17x7.5, 5x112, 45mm, Matte Gray)
Universal
(18x8, 5x112, 45mm, Gold)
Universal
(18x8, 5x112, 45mm, Matte Black)
Universal
(18x8, 5x112, 45mm, Matte Gray)
 
 
 
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🔰 Audi S5 Fitment Help
For your Audi S5 the required bolt pattern and approximate general recommended wheel size range and offset range are the following:
Year Range Wheel Size Range Bolt Pattern Wheel Offset Range
2008 to 2024 (18x8.5) to (20x10.5) 5x112 +25mm to +35mm

SOLD INDIVIDUALLY. Put in a quantity of 4 for a complete set. For help selecting the right wheels, check out our Wheels & Tires Buyer's Guide.

The Konig Runlite wheels are tuner inspired 10 spoke wheels. A unique feature they have is the dual hole lightening PDC to help reduce weight. Runlite wheels are available in sleek, signature Konig colors too. Part of Konig's classic sports compact design line, these wheels are lighter, stronger, and built for motorsports.

Key Features:
  • Offered in 16, 17, or 18 inch sizes.
  • Available in Gold, Matte Gray, or Matte Black.
  • Konig classic wheels are well suited for motorsport and street use. They're lighter and stronger, wells suited for any application.

Konig Runlite Wheel Hardware Information:
  • Center Caps: Included
  • Lug Nuts: Accepts small diameter "tuner style" aftermarket lug nuts only (sold separately).
  • TPMS: Direct fit compatibility with most all factory TPMS (Tire Pressure Monitoring System) sensors.
  • Hubcentric Rings: Not necessary if installed properly. The tapered aftermarket lug nuts this wheel accepts will automatically center the wheel if installed correctly (tighten each lug nut using a criss-cross pattern, usually to 80 lb-ft of torque each, and re-tighten each lug nut after about 100 miles of driving).

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