What does the chassis code B5 mean for tyre choice?

The B5 chassis code identifies this specific generation of the Audi A4. Tyre fitment guides and parts catalogues use the chassis code to match correct sizes, load indices and speed ratings — useful when ordering online.

What tyre size does the 1994-2001 Audi A4 use?

Common UK factory fitments for the 1994-2001 Audi A4 include 195/65 R15, 205/55 R16, 225/45 R17. The exact size depends on the wheel and trim ordered — always confirm on your tyre sidewall before fitting.

What wet grip should I look for on the Audi A4?

For UK driving conditions, prioritise an EU tyre label wet-grip rating of A or B. Wet grip directly affects braking distance — the gap between A and E ratings can be more than a car length at 50 mph.

Are tyres for the 1994-era Audi A4 still available?

Yes — common sizes for the 1994-2001 Audi A4 remain in production from major UK brands. Some classic-specific sizes may need a specialist supplier, especially for limited or sport variants.

How long should tyres last on the 1994-2001 Audi A4?

Typical UK tread life on the Audi A4 is around 20,000-40,000 miles depending on tyre brand, road conditions and driving style. Heavier trims tend to wear faster.

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About this generation

Chassis code B5 identify this generation in parts catalogues, fitment databases and OEM tyre listings — useful when ordering online.

The 1994-2001 Audi A4 occupies a specific slot in the Audi lineup, and tyre choice for this generation has to match the wheel and trim ordered from new. The figures on this page reflect UK-market original-equipment fitments.

Chassis code: B5. Use the chassis code to confirm you have the right generation when ordering tyres.

Common factory tyre sizes

UK-market factory fitments for the 1994-2001 Audi A4 typically include:

Tyre fitment for any Audi A4 depends on the wheels and trim ordered from new. The most accurate way to confirm a replacement is to read the size from your existing tyre sidewall.

Original-equipment sizes shown here are typical UK fitments. Sport packs, optional alloy upgrades and dealer accessories can change the size — always confirm before fitting.

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What does the chassis code B5 mean for tyre choice?
The B5 chassis code identifies this specific generation of the Audi A4. Tyre fitment guides and parts catalogues use the chassis code to match correct sizes, load indices and speed ratings — useful when ordering online.
What tyre size does the 1994-2001 Audi A4 use?
Common UK factory fitments for the 1994-2001 Audi A4 include 195/65 R15, 205/55 R16, 225/45 R17. The exact size depends on the wheel and trim ordered — always confirm on your tyre sidewall before fitting.
What wet grip should I look for on the Audi A4?
For UK driving conditions, prioritise an EU tyre label wet-grip rating of A or B. Wet grip directly affects braking distance — the gap between A and E ratings can be more than a car length at 50 mph.
Are tyres for the 1994-era Audi A4 still available?
Yes — common sizes for the 1994-2001 Audi A4 remain in production from major UK brands. Some classic-specific sizes may need a specialist supplier, especially for limited or sport variants.
How long should tyres last on the 1994-2001 Audi A4?
Typical UK tread life on the Audi A4 is around 20,000-40,000 miles depending on tyre brand, road conditions and driving style. Heavier trims tend to wear faster.

Tyre Finder UK provides general tyre guidance only. We do not guarantee tyre fitment, local stock, prices or fitting availability. Always confirm your tyre size, load rating, speed rating and vehicle requirements using your current tyre sidewall, vehicle handbook, manufacturer guidance or a qualified tyre fitter before fitting.