Does anyone have a store or site to buy them? We bought them and they didn’t fit, and we had to get at the dealership. Are there any stores or websites that you buy them from? 2025 Tiguan

Slapped wheels from another maker onto my Tiggy and grabbed some old center caps to give it that OEM look. Still using 5x112, no spacer but has +25 offset so it pokes 13mm vs 20in OEM york.

Planning to go with gunmetal grey calipers next.

Guess the old 20” Yorks aren’t going back on anytime soon. 😂

Just a bit a bit over 63k miles and engine light came on. First thought...wtf now?!? Went and got it diagnosed and got the infamous P24D6 code. I figured it was bound to happen beings it was a known issue. And figures I don't have the money when it happens.

I have a 2026 Tiguan R-Line Turbo (SEL R-Line) and ever since I got the car, the steering wheel has been slightly off-center, about 5 degrees to the right, sometimes even more.

I’ve brought it to the dealership three times for wheel alignments, and every time they tell me everything is within specifications and give me the alignment report showing everything is good. Yet the steering wheel is still noticeably tilted to the right when driving straight.

I’m aware that roads have a slight slope (road crown) for water drainage, and that you sometimes need to compensate with the steering wheel. However, even on roads where I should technically be steering slightly to the left to compensate, my steering wheel is still pointing to the right.

To clarify, the vehicle doesn’t pull to either side. It drives straight, but the steering wheel itself isn’t centered when going straight. It’s not a huge angle, but once you notice it, it’s pretty annoying, especially on a brand-new vehicle. Its driving me CRAZY.

I’m considering trying a different VW dealership since I’ve already had three alignments done and they still can’t figure it out.

Has anyone else experienced this with their 2025/2026 Tiguan? If so, were you able to get it fixed, and what was the actual cause?