Smallest wheels for a 345mm disc

[Duck C7 allroad]

So I'm running the standard front 345mm discs on my 3.0 allroad.

I'm thinking about taking it off road more often and regular green laning but I definitely need fatter tyres (At grabbers etc.) and change the wheels.

The sticker on my door says the smallest wheels and trye set up is 235/55/18.

Does anyone know if I can get away with 17" (or even 16"s) wheels and still clear my brake set up?

 

[Orange225]

I know it’s not an a6, but I’ve got 345mm brakes on my a3 and my winter oem 17” wheels fit with about 10mm to spare

 

[Duck C7 allroad]

Wow, on your A3? You must be packing some heat to warrant rotors for a 3.0

What width and ET are your winter wheels? I mean I'd have to size it up as I'd assume my wheel wells are slightly bigger than yours.

But that's a really good reference, and useful to work out what kind of tyre profile I can handle.

 

[Gazwould]

Different cars and wheels but I've 345mm under 17" , wheel design dependant I've even seen 356mm with 17" too .

 

[Duck C7 allroad]

That's good to get another reference point to 17" though. I'll have to test fit any I can get my hands on.

 

[Orange225]

Not really any heat, same brakes as on the s3 and golf r32. 17 x 7.5 et 54

 

[J10NMM]

good reading here - https://www.audizine.com/forum/show...eel-Thread!-Information-Inspiration-amp-Ideas

 

[UmaruIbrahim]

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