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Don't quote me on this, I'm pretty sure H&R's are hubcentric. Perhaps someone else could chip in.
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Yep, another common alternative is to get wheels with different offset to effectively "push out" the wheels to get it more flush with the fenders. Wider wheels work too but just be aware of proper offsets with those as well (will need to consider clearance from suspension and brakes, etc.)... But of course this will be more costly than spacers. You can always use the stock wheels for winter tires, etc...
I know Achtuning has some Hartmann wheels (they tend to have a more OEM look) that will fit well with the Q5 and their staff is very knowledgeable. (Link to Hartmann wheels at Achtuning) They also sell H&R spacers (and bolts) and should be able to help you out. (Link to H&R spacers/bolts at Achtuning)
I know Achtuning has some Hartmann wheels (they tend to have a more OEM look) that will fit well with the Q5 and their staff is very knowledgeable. (Link to Hartmann wheels at Achtuning) They also sell H&R spacers (and bolts) and should be able to help you out. (Link to H&R spacers/bolts at Achtuning)
Someone mentioned "hub centric"... what does that mean?
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