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Sold my car to a dealer last week, so I put all the stock parts back on. I had too many cars for my current needs.

If anyone is interested in buying H&R springs and/or Konig Runlite wheels/tires, I’m selling mine. Located in Baltimore.

I tried using the 2x4 method, but couldn't seem to get it to work. If the 2x4 isn't perfectly vertical, the jack will wander away and push laterally making it tough to get the strut out. I messed around with different ways and different pieces of wood, and started worrying about breaking...

I was not able to weigh the wheels as they were purchased with the tires mounted. I also noticed that the wheel weight listed on discount tire's site and konig's site were not the same. Lifting the stock wheels back to back with the new ones, they felt very similar in total weight.

I will probably add some VW center caps, but very happy with this setup.

I went with General Gmax AS-05 in 225/50/16 to match the stock 205/55 diameter. About $300 for the whole set including the current rebate, and reviews seem very positive. Supposed to be delivered tomorrow.

Bringing this thread back, finally got around to installing H&R springs this week. Install was pretty straight forward, but I definitely have some suggestions if anyone is looking to do this install themselves. Ride quality feels about the same when hitting bumps and dips in the road on stock...

I was getting the 510 error trying to turn on climate control while not plugged in. I was able to allow unplugged climate control in the web portal, and now it works through the app.

Love this thread and hope to contribute soon. I recently picked up a 2019 se, and come from more of a performance car background. I’ve only had the car a couple weeks, but I’ve already got the golf r spare tire kit, as well as 3 new car seats to fit across the back. Hopefully the extra weight...