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Hi guys. I have found some wheels that I like the look of. Not to sure if the width and offset would work.

 

Ive got a VRS estate with 18s as standard.

 

Wheels that I am looking at 

 

Front. 18" x 8.5 et42

Rear. 18" x 9.5 et40

 

Tried having a look online but still not sure with it all. 

 

Any help would be awesome. 

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Offsets on the standard wheels are 51. So those you have listed will sit further out which is fine but the width might be a problem. Standard wheels are 7.5 I think. Lot of guys run spacers. I have 12mm spacers all round so effectively the wheels are a 39 offset and they are spot on. You can run a 20mm spacer and still no rubbing. But that's on a 7.5 wide rim. Those certainly wouldn't rub on the suspension but might on the arches if it's lowered.

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Front. 18" x 8.5 et42 (Will work)

Rear. 18" x 9.5 et40 (will not work)

 

I run 19x9 et41 225/35 19 in the rear on mine and it's a close fit. I had to add -2 deg of camber in order to avoid rubbing with full booth and people in the back.

 

https://www.briskoda.net/forums/applications/core/interface/imageproxy/imageproxy.php?img=https://c7.staticflickr.com/9/8624/28591013470_1ead0f8aa7_h.jpg&key=d4e55a724fa6865bb708b2e656c49df950ff1100c4341699a67918d53e3dd274

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On 26/05/2017 at 02:23, Oxboll said:

Front. 18" x 8.5 et42 (Will work)

Rear. 18" x 9.5 et40 (will not work)

 

I run 19x9 et41 225/35 19 in the rear on mine and it's a close fit. I had to add -2 deg of camber in order to avoid rubbing with full booth and people in the back.

 

https://www.briskoda.net/forums/applications/core/interface/imageproxy/imageproxy.php?img=https://c7.staticflickr.com/9/8624/28591013470_1ead0f8aa7_h.jpg&key=d4e55a724fa6865bb708b2e656c49df950ff1100c4341699a67918d53e3dd274

 

Thanks very much for this guys. 

 

Not it going to be getting the wheels now. 

 

Seen some other wheels mind you. 

 

On 24/05/2017 at 10:09, Esseesse200 said:

Offsets on the standard wheels are 51. So those you have listed will sit further out which is fine but the width might be a problem. Standard wheels are 7.5 I think. Lot of guys run spacers. I have 12mm spacers all round so effectively the wheels are a 39 offset and they are spot on. You can run a 20mm spacer and still no rubbing. But that's on a 7.5 wide rim. Those certainly wouldn't rub on the suspension but might on the arches if it's lowered.

 

So would a 7.5 wide rim with a offset of 40 work in a VRS? 

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Yes mate all day long no bother even if lowered. Mines lowered 30mm from standard vrs height with 12mm spacers on the original 19's which have a 51 offset. Still no signs off rubbing even when fully loaded. Works really well.. 40 should have been the offset from the factory I reckon 

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2 minutes ago, Esseesse200 said:

Yes mate all day long no bother even if lowered. Mines lowered 30mm from standard vrs height with 12mm spacers on the original 19's which have a 51 offset. Still no signs off rubbing even when fully loaded. Works really well.. 40 should have been the offset from the factory I reckon 

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Cheers dude. 

Seen some audi Norwigan winter wheels a quite fancy. 

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21 hours ago, Ryandel said:

Ok new question and set possibilities. 

 

18" 8j et 35?

 

will this be to close to the arch??? 

 

 

you can play around with wheel sizes here: http://www.willtheyfit.com

 

Insert a size you know works as your "existing setup", and use that as a guide (for example 225/35 19 on 8.5X19)

 

 

You can see the original Skoda wheel sizes here: https://www.wheel-size.com/size/skoda/octavia/

 

 Skoda's wheel setups are very conservative and hiding in the arches

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