how do I find the offset

[bluespit]

having the tyres taken off these soon and I'm looking to sell the rims. I've someone interested but wants to know the offset? How do I find that out?



thanks

 

[mr wilks]

You can work it out with a tape , a straight edge & a calculator but easier to look for a stamp on rear as "Et" followed by a number between 35 & 50 . width will be 8j . 8.5j or 9j I would assume

 

[bluespit]

thanks as always

 

[mr wilks]

I would also look for a Schnitzer manufacturer stamp as those bolts don't look like fakey's :?

 

[ben g]

The offset will (should) be stamped on the rear of one of the spokes. Remove one front and one rear alloy and you will (should) see it. May need to clean the rear of the wheel first, for obvious reasons.

 

[bluespit]

they're already off and standing in a corner of the garage - genuine schnitzers possibly?