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What is the tire specification for the Q5?

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ArthurFitz
08/26/25 5:39am

The tire sizes for the Q5 vary depending on the configuration, including 235/55-R19 and 255/45-R20 models. Here are some extended methods to determine whether tires need replacement: 1. Tire aging, mainly visible on the tire sidewalls and tread patterns. 2. The tread wear reaches the limit marker or even falls below it. 3. Tire bulging occurs, leading to uneven force distribution and a high risk of explosion. 4. Assess the depth of punctures or the extent of wear to decide whether to repair or replace the tire directly. 5. If the tire sidewall is damaged, it usually requires immediate replacement. 6. If the tire has been repaired too many times, it is not advisable to continue repairs, and it should not be driven on.

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McAlejandro
09/08/25 7:57am

Regarding the tire specifications for the Q5, I find them quite stable for daily driving. The standard tire size for the Audi Q5 is typically 235/55 R19 or similar, depending on the year and configuration. My 2020 model came with factory-fitted 235/55 R19 tires, which provided excellent grip and comfort, making long commutes less tiring. Maintaining tire pressure around 35 psi is ideal—too low increases fuel consumption, while too high makes the ride bumpy. When replacing tires, I opt for Michelin in the same size—moderately priced but durable. Avoid cheap off-brand tires. Regularly check tire wear; replace them when the tread becomes shallow for safety. If you do a lot of city driving, rotating the front and rear tires every 20,000 km extends their lifespan, saving both hassle and money.

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ChristianFitz
10/22/25 8:05am

As a car enthusiast, I have a deep understanding of Q5 tires. The original specification is 235/55 R19, and you can opt for the more stylish 255/45 R20. After upgrading to larger rims with wider tires, I noticed a significant improvement in handling and better stability in corners, though fuel consumption increased slightly. When choosing tires, it's crucial to match the vehicle's design and ensure the size doesn't exceed the original recommended values to avoid rubbing against the inner fender or affecting the ABS. In summer, I switch to high-performance tires for better grip, and in winter or rainy conditions, I keep a set of wet road tires. In terms of brands, Continental is a solid choice worth the investment. Remember, the tire code like 235 represents the width, 55 is the aspect ratio—key details not to get wrong.

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SanAyla
12/05/25 8:28am

I pay special attention to the tires when driving my Q5 to pick up and drop off my kids. The specifications are roughly 235/55 R19, and ensuring driving safety is the top priority. During every maintenance check, I inspect the tire pressure and wear. The standard size works well with the suspension to avoid bumpiness. If the tires show signs of aging, I immediately replace them with the original factory model to ensure the four-wheel-drive system functions properly. In winter, I switch to snow tires for better traction and stability. Regular tire rotation is also essential to extend their lifespan—safety is no small matter.

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