Can some one tell me what these wheels are

**peter k2** · 11-10-2009,09:37 AM

Hi i have a set of 5 audi alloys all in mint condition i know they came off a limited edition inported lhd from germany
can you help

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**Crasher** · 11-10-2009,02:19 PM

What is the Audi (3 groups of three letters and numbers) part number on the wheel? It would help if we could se the whole wheel.

**peter k2** · 11-10-2009,05:06 PM

Ok thanks crasher
they are 7.5Jx15H2 and then ET35 That is all i can see next to the valve
I do not have a better photo at the moment as the wheels are in my lock up garage
Thanks pete

**fourringsrus** · 11-12-2009,11:35 PM

They look like late 1980's Audi 80/90 rims

**peter k2** · 12-12-2009,09:56 PM

so they wont be worth anything
Shame

**Crasher** · 12-12-2009,09:59 PM

Depends, if they are 895 601 025 B Z7P they are obsolete even though they were only about £140 each, if they are 8A0 601 025 B Z7P they are still available but are about £250 each new.

**peter k2** · 13-12-2009,09:28 AM

Ok sounds intresting, how would i know this
I have had a look an the back of the weels and i can see the numbers 441601025H and there is also 7.5Jx15H2 ET35
Dose this help
the man i got them from fitted some new discs to his car as the old brakes were of a different type and Audi did a upgrade to discs but then the weels wouldent fit so he got some new ones
Dose this help
Thanks pete

**fourringsrus** · 13-12-2009,02:24 PM

Peter if Crasher can't make any more sense with that number,and that would surprise me quite frankly,then stick up some better pictures, somebody will be screaming out for decent older alloys
Stuart

**Crasher** · 13-12-2009,03:33 PM

For 441 601 025 H there are three options, “091 Chrome coloured metallic”, “0A9 Pearl effect white metallic” (which it isn’t) or “Z7P Audi silver”, from the pictures it is difficult to say whether it is 091 or Z7P but 091 was superseded by Z7P anyway on 30/06/88 but the Z7P went obsolete from Audi on 1/06/2007 and is now only available to special order from the classics department. It was mainly used on the Audi 200 quattro with the S727 option.