Must describe my experiences, which I made with the friendly regarding the order of winter tyres today. So I finally wanted to order winter bikes (I know that I am late). I went to the friendly and said that I want 205 55 R16 91 H winter tyres, if possible Bridgestone LM22 Blizzak, on aluminiums. Then the service type disappeared for 10 minutes in the camp. When he came back he said it was currently only one type of rim for I told him that I didn’t want rims from external suppliers but only original Audi aluminium or straight steel. So he returned to the warehouse and came back with a catalog about aluminium complete wheels original from Audi. According to this Audi catalog, there were only such 5-arm alu bikes m. Dunlop winter sports M3 f. officially 259 Euro. But I didn’t like them so much, so that after the original Audi-Winteralus 7Loch g These 7-hole aluminiums would cost with Dunlop Winter Sport M3 in 205 55 R16 1290 Euro officially. Isn’t that quite a lot? Second: These 7-hole aluminiums have according to the catalog exactly the same dimensions as the original ambient aluminium rims. I like them better than the 7-hole aluminiums. That’s why I asked about these rims. Apart from the fact that the guy didn’t want to give me a price for these rims, he said that one only on the 7-hole Alu’s snow chains can pull up, but not on the ambient rims, because with these the spokes to the rim would be different. Is that relevant? The specified dimensions are identical at least, or do I overlook something with the ET? Then I asked, which tyres are then mounted on the 7-hole (or even ambient) aluminium. He said that there is only Dunlop with him. They are finally test winners and also very favorable. I wanted Bridgestone. He was on it, however. n a little unfriendly, thought I should take the Dunlop, with a test winner I would do nothing wrong and besides the difference between the tires for me anyway not to notice. Maybe I really don’t notice the difference, but first I found his remark quite arrogant and moreover, what does he have to say about it, if I want Bridgestone? In the case that I want to have the 7-hole or Ambiente-Alus from Audi, he must have anyway. In addition, it is not the case that the 7-hole aluminiums (which according to the config. for 1130 Euro or 1290 Beim Freundliche) are not allowed snow chains, but only with the 5-arm-alus in the configurator (which for 1380 Euro)? The friendly person said anyway that I should necessarily take steel rims, since one always slips along the kerb in winter anyway. I can’t understand this argument. Why do I slide in winter with the rims. Why does he want to sell me winter wheels with steel rims and is so extreme against aluminium rims? After all, they cost a lot more if I order them with him (at least the original Audi rims m. winter tires f. 1290). By the way, steel wheels would cost 168 euros officially, complete. Without aperture. Approx. 322 euros per complete wheel would be with the 7-hole Audi-Alus and the Dunlop 205 55 R16. Thanks for the answers. Greeting, test victory he