Dark star, bright joy
The DEZENT RK dark – a progressive wheel for popular Audi models
So-called premium vehicles generally stand out because they convey quality and
high-value. But that usually comes at a price. For this reason not all Audi customers make use of the wide range of in-house aluminium winter wheels and instead mount boring steel alloys in the winter. Thanks to DEZENT, drivers of models from the Ingolstadt company will soon be able to mount affordable, but still high-quality designer light-metal alloys onto their sporty car - the RK dark.
Like its silver counterpart the RK, the RK dark version is produced especially for the Audi A3, A4, A6, tt and Q5 ranges, which is why the elegant seven spoke alloy is only available in the optimal dimensions for these models, 7x16 and 7x17 inch. Like hardly any other wheel it manages to pull off the balancing act between elegance and durability: with its modern anthracite coating the DEZENT RK dark makes a good impression at any time of year, but thanks to its low sensitivity to dirt it looks superb at all times during the winter. This is also ensured by the manufacturing in a modern German alloy factory, which applies the coveted quality seal "Made in Germany" to the Dezent wheels.
The highlight of the RK dark is the seven double spokes, which run in a powerful arch from the centre to the rim of the alloy. This strengthens the already massive appearance of the latest range of vehicles from the premium Bavarian brand. Anyone who wants a timeless wheel with style chooses the RK. The RK dark, on the other hand, makes every Audi a progressive eye-catcher with high recognition value. It goes without saying that both light-metal alloys have been tested and certified by TUV.
DEZENT RK dark – Facts & figures
Dimensions: 7x16 and 7x17 inch
Coating: anthracite
Construction: moulded, one-piece
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