DeS4

235 rubs badly even w/ fenders rolled and plastic cut off.
Lowered with H&R sports + Bilstein shocks
I'm gonna get two 225 for the front.

ivansis

What I heard is that quattro likes a same tire sizes.

ebock

I don't think width is an issue, circumference is. The rolling circumference of all four tires must be the same to not damage the quattro system.

ryans4

True, but that's more for the rolling diameter, not necessarily the width.

Andrew C.

the fronts & backs will (most probably) wear unevenly. you won't be able to rotate the tires.

P. Bauer

I have 235s too, lowered, fenders rolled, no rubbing. Sounds like the offset on the rims....

DeS4

Can I change the offset? How?

SlvrBullet Unloaded

i have 225/40/18 fr and 255/35/18 rear for over a year now and no problems as a matter of fact with a neu 22mm rear swaybar the car is basically perfect... heres how to calculate rolling height

width(MM)/25.4*sidewall height(mm)*2+wheel size (inches)

225/25.4*40*2+18=25.08 inches
255/25.4*35*2+18=25.03 inches

in your application 235's adn 225's won't work you need a 205 front tire or a 265 rear tire to pull it off!

Ted K

the Quattro system.

DeS4

Anyone tell me what I can do beside raising it or using stock rims? It's frustrating!!