11.6 kg per wheel is the figure that makes this S3 set interesting before the finish even enters the conversation. The 19-inch Y-spoke design has a light, open appearance that suits the compact proportions of the 8Y, while bright silver leaves every branch of the spoke pattern clearly visible. All four wheels use the same 19×8.5 ET45 specification, keeping the package clean and consistent.
| Item | Specification |
| Model No. | 2601009 |
| Size | 19 × 8.5 (Square / all four) |
| PCD | 5 × 112 |
| Offset | ET45 (all four) |
| Center Bore | 57.1 mm |
| Weight | 11.6 kg per wheel (all four) |
| Load Rating | 850 kg |
| Lug Seat | 15 × 32 × R12.8 Ball Seat |
| Finish | Bright Silver |
Finished mass gives this page a concrete engineering story: 11.6 kg for a 19×8.5 forged wheel. Rather than repeating broad “lightweight performance” language, that number tells buyers exactly what this particular set achieved. Each wheel is also listed with an 850 kg load rating.
Square sizing keeps the geometry straightforward. ET45 remains the same at every corner, while a 57.1 mm center bore, 5×112 PCD and R12.8 ball-seat specification define the wheel-to-hub interface. Existing project notes also state that the fitment was developed without spacers.
Y-spoke geometry gives the 19-inch face more visual length without needing a deep dish or exposed hardware. Each main spoke separates toward the perimeter, creating finer branches near the rim and leaving useful negative space between them.
Bright silver complements that structure because it does not hide the smaller spoke details. Light moves along the individual branches, making the face easy to read even though the wheel uses only one finish.
Bright silver makes the S3 look sharper without turning the wheel into the loudest element on the car. Y-spokes stretch visually toward the rim, giving the 19-inch diameter a larger, cleaner appearance while maintaining plenty of open space.
More importantly, the finished specification remains easy to understand: one wheel size, one offset and an 11.6 kg recorded mass at every corner.

Many forged-wheel pages use “lightweight” as an adjective without context. Here, the useful figure is already available: 11.6 kg.
That gives buyers something tangible to compare and makes the engineering story independent of the bright silver finish.
No rear-biased fitment was needed for this project. Equal dimensions maintain a consistent wheel face and position at all four corners.
For a compact performance car, that restraint also keeps the setup from looking unnecessarily wide or overbuilt.
57.1 mm center bore and R12.8 ball-seat geometry may not be as visually interesting as the spoke design, but they are what turn a generic 5×112 wheel into a vehicle-specific fitment.
Existing project notes also specify no spacer requirement, which is a far more useful detail than generic language about “OEM-level precision.”
Silver keeps narrow outer branches separate visually instead of allowing them to disappear into a dark face. That gives the wheel a crisp, technical appearance without resorting to multiple colors.
Another S3 configuration with different brake or suspension requirements can be reviewed with Xingtu before final machining dimensions are confirmed.
Finished weight is listed at 11.6 kg per wheel in the 19×8.5 specification.
No. Every wheel uses 19×8.5 with ET45.
Existing Engineering Notes state that this setup was matched to the S3 hub without spacers.
Current project data lists a 57.1 mm center bore.
A 15×32×R12.8 ball seat is listed for this wheel.
The published figure is 850 kg per wheel.
Yes. Another finish can be considered when the same design needs a darker or more contrasting appearance.