iconoclast

you can only change mileage on clusters with less than 60mi or / 100km on it. so your option is to buy new or find one that has nearly the exact same mileage that the ECU reads on your vehicle.

D3Audi

Good info to know, probably would be better off just to leave it, I'd rather invest in having my lower panels painted to match my ice silver metallic paint. I think that would make the car really pop.

iconoclast

that is a better way to waste money on this vehicle (IMO). if you want a set of 21" oem titantium wheels... i have them. nine miles on them. barely used.

911 Crazy

Wow, great job. Wish I had your patience and skill.

D3Audi

I was going to get a pair of 21" or 22" rims and tires for next summer but I decided against it for now, I'm just going to get a good set of summer 20" tires, probably continental or Pirelli. Living way up north I think New York state kinda forgets about my area. Deep potholes on all of the highways around here. There's one road where you're better off driving in the other lane if there's no one coming, haha! These roads would probably destroy a pair of nice rims. It's probably the same ordeal down around your area, New York is notorious for waiting to the last minute to fix their roadways..

iconoclast

last minute then turns into winter again so they don't bother.

jetsfan101

I would worry about potholes if you went with non-oem wheels like replicas, but the OEM 21s should hold up well on new york roads, just run good tire pressure

D3Audi

I agree, replicas are junk and would probably crack. I have nothing against the 21" OEM Audi rims, I would absolutely love them on my Q7.. it's just they are too nice and too expensive to risk getting damaged on these roads. with the minimal sidewall on the 21"rims they would be curbed and destroyed in a weeks time. My stock 20" rims are in pretty bad shape actually. You can never win with low profile tires..

jetsfan101

You win aesthetically though!!

Hanging_Heels

Great job. Whered you get the vinyl wrap from?