spare steel wheel part number

[n6ac]

For our 2019 e-Golf, I would like to obtain a steel wheel for a spare, preferably one that would be suitable as a driving tire.
Searching various sources leads me to confusion as to part number.
I find these options among others –
5Q0-601-027-BG-03C listed as "16, w/ e-Golf" at $139 (MSRP $215)
5Q0-601-027-BT-03C listed for Arteon at $83 or $56+shipping
5C0-601-027-C-03C "fits your vehicle" at $51.11+ shipping
Big differences in cost!
Are these wheels really different, or do all fit the e-Golf, and the Ecopia EP422 Plus 205/55 R16 91H tires ? [ Rim = 6.5jx16 ET46 ]
We are concerned for any possible differences in offset dimension or valve stem hole, etc.

Also, I see 2 different "Spare Tire Bolt"s – 99 mm 5G0803899, and 127 mm 5Q0803899.
Which fits the full size wheel & tire? I suspect that the 99mm may be for the temporary mini-spare?

And, what is recommended for the valve stem? Options vs VW's expensive one?
Can local tire shop provide a suitable pressure sensor?
Any issue with driving with plain old valve stem?

 

[f1geek]

When you say spare, do you mean you would keep this wheel in the car? Are you ok with it taking up a lot of trunk space? I have the compact spare and it fits just fine under the trunk load floor, but there is only about 1 cm of clearance between the tire and the floor. Why not just get a spare alloy wheel? too expensive?

 

[n6ac]

Thanks for reply.
Yes, we want a full drivable spare.
in 4+ years of e-Golf ownership, mostly wife driving to/from her office, we have had at least 5 flats and 2 required replacing tire.
Road debris (screws, nails) every time.
No spare is not a good policy for her.
I won't mind the slight height rise on the rear floor.
Still confused about the specific wheel differences.

 

[f1geek]

I think the cheapest one is for a compact spare.

https://www.ecstuning.com/b-genuine-volkswagen-audi-parts/wheel/5c0601027c03c/

I'm not sure about the other ones.

How much for an OEM alloy?

 

[n6ac]

I received a seller message –
"5Q0-601-027-BT-03C is for a temporary spare 3.5x18 ET25.
5Q0-601-027-BG-03C is for a full size tire 6x16 ET48"
Quite an obscure numbering system!

 

[n6ac]

OK!
We now have tucked away in the rear spare tire indentation (without any cutting!) a 5th Ecopia EP422 Plus, on a 5Q0-601-027-BS-03C Wheel, plus a simple bottle jack sitting inside the spare wheel m(wrapped in bubble-wrap to avoid rattles). Only lost about 1.5 to 2 inches of floor height.
Still trying to figure out the hold-down bolt, not sure if need 99 mm 5G0803899 or 127 mm 5Q0803899 ... and apparently there is also a 109 mm one ... Almost $20 seems quite pricey ...
And, not sure if "Spare. Retainer. Tire. (Rear) (Rear) 1T0803274" is already on car? Needed as well?

 

[f1geek]

I cut the plastic so I could fit the donut spare. I have a retainer (star shaped) attached to the threaded post so the wheel doesn't move around.

 

[n6ac]

Thanks for the info.
Could you please give sources/ part numbers for those hold-down items?

My full-size (and 41 psi) tire pushed down into place with very little bending of the rear panel in the recess!
Happy with that.

 

[f1geek]

I got all of my info from this forum. These are the items in my car:

(A) 5K0601011AA Spare Wheel w/Tire
(B) 1K0803899D Threaded Post w/Nut
(C) 5G0012115N Foam Tool Tray
(D) 5C0011031B Jack
(E) 5G0867749 Jack Retaining Strap
(F) 5QM011221 Jack Crank
(G) 4D0012219A Lug Wrench

I did have to severely cut the foam tool tray - maybe there is a better part out there that doesn't need cutting. Everything fits very nicely with no impact on the load floor height.

 

[n6ac]

thank you!