tl;dr

The 2022 Audi RS 7 uses 5x112 wheels with a 66.5 mm center bore and M14x1.5 threads. The known factory setup here is 21x10.5 ET19 with 275/35R21 tires. Use the on-page calculator to compare any donor wheels and custom sizes. Keep hub-centric fitment and confirm lug seat type with the wheel maker.

Recommendation

Start from the factory baseline, then test changes with the calculator before buying. Keep the wheel hub bore at 66.5 mm or use quality rings. Match M14x1.5 hardware and the correct seat type for your wheel. Keep rolling diameter close to stock. Aim for minimal inner clearance loss. Test fit for brake caliper and fender clearance.

Impact

Offset and width drive clearance and stance. More positive offset pulls the wheel inward. More width adds both inner and outer reach. Tire section width and aspect ratio change ride height and speedometer error. The calculator shows inner clearance change and outer poke. It also updates tire diameter when you change rim diameter, so you can watch suspension and ABS friendliness. Small changes can improve grip and response. Large changes can add rub, tramlining, and load on hubs.

Risks

• Wrong center bore. Vibration if not hub-centric.
• Wrong lug seat. Loose hardware or damaged wheels.
• Too little inner clearance. Contact with strut, liner, or arms.
• Outer poke too high. Fender contact on compression or steer.
• Big diameter change. ABS, gearing, and speedo error.
• Brake caliper interference. Spoke or barrel contact under load.
• Spacer misuse. Poor hub engagement and hardware stress.

Known OEM fitment for 2022 Audi RS 7

Values can vary by package or market. If yours differs, verify against your tire placard, wheel casting marks, or OEM parts data.

Using the wheel and tire calculator

Compare donor to your RS 7

• Set Installed on to 2022 Audi RS 7.
• Set Wheels from to the donor vehicle or input a custom setup.
• Adjust custom wheel size. Diameter, width, and offset.
• Adjust custom tire size. Section width and aspect ratio.
• Watch inner clearance, outer poke, and tire diameter changes.

Targets that keep swaps practical

• Rolling diameter close to stock. Small percent changes are best.
• Minimal inner clearance loss. Avoid contact under full lock.
• Outer poke within fender. Check at bump and steer.
• Brake clearance confirmed by template or test fit.
• Hub-centric fit. 66.5 mm to the hub with rings if needed.

How to confirm specs

• Door placard. Confirms tire size and load rating.
• Wheel casting marks. Size, offset, and sometimes PCD are stamped.
• OEM parts catalog by VIN. Confirms hub bore and hardware type.
• Caliper template. Ask the wheel maker for a brake clearance drawing.
• Measure bore and backspacing if values seem off.

Checklist

• 5x112 bolt pattern confirmed.
• 66.5 mm hub bore or hub-centric rings sourced.
• M14x1.5 hardware matched to the correct seat type.
• Wheel width and ET checked in the calculator.
• Tire size checked for diameter and load index.
• Brake clearance verified before mounting tires.
• Hub face and wheel mating surfaces clean.
• Torque with a calibrated wrench to Audi spec from the manual.
• Re-torque after 50 to 100 miles.

Gotchas

• Lug seat mismatch. Audi OE is often ball seat. Many aftermarket wheels use cone seat. Confirm before buying hardware.
• Ring sizing. Inner must be 66.5 mm. Outer must match the wheel bore.
• Spacer use. Requires longer hardware and full hub engagement. Only use hub-centric spacers that match 66.5 mm.
• TPMS. Relearn or transfer sensors. Check frequency and valve type with your parts source.

Helpful tools

• 1/2 inch torque wrench
• M14x1.5 lug bolts
• 66.5 hub centric rings
• M14x1.5 wheel hanger tool

Next actions

1. Load the calculator with the 2022 RS 7 as Installed on.
2. Enter your candidate wheel and tire sizes. Review the changes.
3. Confirm hub bore, lug seat, and TPMS compatibility with the seller.
4. Order rings or hardware as needed. Plan a test fit.
5. Mount and torque properly. Recheck clearance at full lock and load.

If a value is missing for your trim, verify it with the calculator, your tire placard, and the OEM catalog before purchase.