Audi A1 GB (2018-2026) original rims, summer tires, winter tires

Buy Audi A1 / S1 GB alloy wheels & complete wheels

The Audi A1 and S1 models from the GB series bring sharp lines and a confident presence to the small car class. For models built between 2018 and 2023, you’ll find matching alloy wheels, original wheels and ready-to-fit complete wheels at Premium Wheels. Using the vehicle selector, you can buy exactly the right wheels online for your specific model, perfectly emphasising its modern character.

Striking design for compact proportions

The A1 GB suits clean, geometric spoke designs, whilst sportier variants gain a sharper look with more open designs. However, a large diameter is not automatically the best solution. Suitable inch sizes combine the desired look with a tyre cross-section suitable for everyday use. Offset, centre bore, load capacity and brake clearance must match the specific vehicle specifications.

Guidance within the Audi model range

To ensure correct classification, it is worth first taking a look at Audi wheels and the Audi 8X (2010–2018). These pages will help you distinguish between different model series and model ranges. Related Audi vehicles may look similar, but do not necessarily require the same wheels. That is why we list each combination under its specific category rather than based on mere visual similarity.

• Alloy wheels and original wheels with clear vehicle compatibility
• Complete wheels fitted, balanced and ready for installation on request
• Inch sizes suitable for the model, year of manufacture and approved combination
• TPMS sensors matched to the respective vehicle specification

New generation, new classification

Wheels from the older 8X series should not be fitted without a thorough check. For the GB, you’ll need to select the model, year of manufacture and specification again. TPMS and sensors must also be compatible with the vehicle. Premium Wheels stocks genuine manufacturer’s products in approved wheel-tyre combinations, ensuring that your compact Audi performs with precision, comfort and a visually cohesive appearance.

The right tyres for the season

Those who drive frequently in changing weather conditions usually benefit from using summer and winter tyres separately. Summer tyres enhance the precise driving experience in warm weather; winter tyres are designed for low temperatures. All-season tyres reduce the hassle of changing tyres and are suitable for moderate use. We can supply summer tyres, winter tyres and all-season tyres as complete wheel sets, fitted and balanced on request.

Compare other Audi model ranges

If you’d like to explore alternatives within the brand, Audi A1 / S1 rims, Audi 4G C7 (2011–2017) and Audi 4G C7 (2011–2018) rims will provide further guidance. The links are provided for model comparison; for your own vehicle, the exact selection based on the model range remains decisive. This allows you to compare different designs, available complete wheel sets and seasonal offers without mixing up technical specifications.

Personal advice from Premium Wheels

Still unsure about the finish, rim sizes or sensor technology? Our experienced customer service team will check your details and help you choose the right wheels. We’ll also take into account your driving profile, desired look and your preferred seasonal wheel changes. You’ll find further Audi options under Audi 4H (2009–2018); we’ll clarify the details with you personally before you place your order.

Frequently asked questions about Audi wheels

What rim size is best for everyday use?

That depends on the vehicle’s approval specifications and your driving profile. A wider tyre sidewall often enhances comfort, whilst a larger diameter emphasises the look. We’ll help you weigh up the options.

Are all-season tyres suitable for my Audi model?

That depends on your region, mileage and weather conditions. They can be practical for mild conditions; for frequent winter driving, separate summer and winter tyres are often a better option.

Which tyres are suitable for my vehicle?

Select your model, series and year of manufacture precisely. The key factors are the approved combination, as well as the offset, load capacity, hub bore and, where applicable, the braking system.