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  1. Hi Nubiann, Check on ‘wheelsize.com’. Enter your model etc. And it will display the wheel and tyre size for your car and also the Factory option sizes for your car. Stick to these sizes when buying your replacements and you should avoid any fitment issues and means you will avoid going outside the original ‘rolling circumference’ of the factory wheels. Beware that 8.5j to 9.5j jump will reduce the clearance between the wheel/tyre and the suspension strut. You can compensate for this by fitting a wheel with a smaller ET (distance from hub face to wheel centre line) which will make the wheel protrude further, but this can make the tyre stick out past the wheel arch. Basically, if you move outside of the factory option sizes listed for your car then you have to compensate by changing tyre size and/or wheel ET if you want to stay within factory limits. I am guessing you should be looking for 255/35ZR21 8.5Jx21 ET30 5x112 Hope this helps. (For reference only of course)
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  2. Hey Carl, Q7 S line package generally includes * Leather seating surfaces or half leather * Sport suspension * Front grill and rear side moldings with S-line badge * Aluminum interior door sills with S line logo * S line front and rear bumpers * Brushed aluminum beltline trim * S line 3 spoke steering wheel (shift paddles on auto tiptronic models only). See has a 4 spoke wheel. * 20" S line wheels with 275/45 all- terrain tyres. Where the suspension will differ from this is if the car has add air suspension added as an extra. the front bumper has an additional apron that's painted and a different grill on the s-line. Down the side of the lower doors the s line has painted mouldings whereas the SE has bare plastic. The rear bumper on the s line has a different rear balance too. interior wise you might find the s line may have better levels of kit unless additional premium packages were added to an se. The s line gets sportier front seats with better bolsters and knee support. Bare in mind you may have been able to order sports seats as an extra on a se. If it were me I'd have an s line. Hope I've helped Cheers Steve s line. Spec Se spec S line rear bumper S line interior note the different seat base. Se interior S line steering wheel Se Steering Wheel. Also note different seat base to s line seat base.
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