Audi A6 Tires — Fitment by Year

OE size on most A6s is 245/45-20, and I keep those in stock along with a few step-up options if you want to dial in the ride. We're talking 5x112 bolt pattern, 57.1mm hub bore — specs I've got locked in my head after fifteen years in Marietta. I had a '19 come in last month wanting to upgrade from the factory setup, and we got her sorted in an afternoon.

For OE replacement, I stock Michelin, Bridgestone, and Continental — the brands Audi pairs with from the factory. If you're thinking about going a size up or switching to a performance compound, I'll walk you through load rating and sidewall stiffness so you know what you're getting. The 20-inch rim diameter is pretty standard across the A6 lineup, so fitment's straightforward, but I always confirm your specific year and trim because Audi does throw in little variations.

When your A6 comes in, I run road-force balance on every wheel, check your TPMS sensors, and verify hub bore and torque sequence — that's how you keep the car driving right. We do the work in-house, bilingual crew, and I'm usually here to walk you through what's going on. Fifteen years in this town means I know the roads and the cars that run them.

We mount these for folks across Marietta, East Cobb, and Roswell. If you need financing, Synchrony gives you six months promo on purchases over $199, and Acima lets you start for ten bucks and lease-to-own. Walk in, call (678) 400-6467, or book online below.