Eleven kilograms gives this wheel credibility before any styling claim is needed. Slim 10-spoke geometry keeps the 20-inch monoblock visually open, while hand-brushed frozen gold adds warmth to the face without the mirror effect of a polished finish. Gloss black is confined to the barrel, creating a precise two-tone separation on a single forged structure rather than a multi-piece wheel.
| Item | Specification |
| Model No. | SDBS749-3 |
| Construction | Forged Monoblock, 6061‑T6 Aluminum |
| Size | 20 × 9.0" (Square / all four) |
| PCD | 5 × 112 |
| Offset | ET34 (all four) |
| Center Bore | 66.5 mm |
| Weight | 11 kg per wheel (all four) |
| Load Rating | 800 kg |
| Lug Seat | 15 × 32 × SR12.8 Ball Seat |
| Finish | Brushed Frozen Gold Face + Gloss Black Barrel |
Fastening geometry is the detail that separates this page from a generic 5×112 fitment. Audi uses a 15×32×SR12.8 ball seat on this specification, not the common 60-degree conical profile. Matching that radius is part of the wheel-to-vehicle interface and directly affects how the fastening hardware seats.
Weight provides the second defining number. Each 20×9 monoblock is listed at 11 kg while retaining an 800 kg load rating. Slim spokes are CNC-tapered through the face, allowing the design to stay visually light without reducing the wheel to delicate-looking sections.
Frozen gold is not simply a paint color. Directional brushing creates visible grain across the face before the surface is sealed, giving each spoke a more tactile metallic appearance. Gloss black occupies the barrel as a separate finishing zone, so clean masking becomes essential even though the wheel itself remains one forged piece.
Square 20×9 ET34 sizing, 5×112 PCD and 66.5 mm center bore repeat at all four corners. Consistent dimensions let weight, finishing and Audi-specific fastening geometry carry the technical story instead of relying on staggered fitment for interest.
Frozen gold changes the S5 without overwhelming its restrained body design. Directional grain softens the color and keeps it metallic rather than flat, while the black barrel pushes visual depth behind the face.
Recorded 11 kg mass gives the finished set equal technical and visual appeal. Nothing needs to be padded with exaggerated lightweight language when the actual number is already this strong.

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5×112 may be the first number buyers recognize, but it is not the whole fitment.
SR12.8 ball-seat geometry and the 66.5 mm hub-centric bore are equally important to this Audi application. Treating those features accurately is what separates vehicle-specific machining from simply drilling the correct PCD.
Finished mass applies to the complete 20×9 wheel, not an unfinished blank. That gives buyers a meaningful specification rather than a broad claim about forged aluminum.
Gold face and black barrel might visually suggest separate components, but the structure remains monoblock.
Precise masking creates the color break; no hardware ring or separate barrel is needed. That clean construction suits the long 10-spoke design particularly well.
ET34 and 20×9 dimensions remain unchanged front to rear. The result is visually uniform across the S5 rather than deliberately rear-biased.
Another Audi hub or brake configuration can be checked with Xingtu before machining data is released.
Finished weight is listed at 11 kg per wheel.
All four corners use 20×9 with ET34.
This setup uses an SR12.8 radius seat rather than a conical seat, so the lug interface has to be machined to the correct Audi geometry.
No. Frozen gold and gloss black are two finishing zones on one forged monoblock structure.
Current project data lists 66.5 mm.
The specification lists 800 kg per wheel.
Yes. Finish direction can change independently from the vehicle-specific hub, offset and fastening geometry.