If it's a factory fit option then it'll be in one of the diagrams on this page: wheels, brakes Fabia (FAB) [EUROPA 2014 year] (7zap.com)

You don't say what size it is and I cant quite be bothered looking through all the different pages for you looking for a match.

View the pages that are linked from that page on a computer rather than a phone or you might not see the part number column.

Edited 12 April, 20215 yr by Wino

16 minutes ago, Wino said:

If it's a factory fit option then it'll be in one of the diagrams on this page: wheels, brakes Fabia (FAB) [EUROPA 2014 year] (7zap.com)

You don't say what size it is and I cant quite be bothered looking through all the different pages for you looking for a match.

View the pages that are linked from that page on a computer rather than a phone or you might not see the part number column.

sorry its a 16"   205/45/16 fitted to a 2014 Mk2 1.2TSI Fabia Elegance

https://skoda.7zap.com/en/cz/fabia/fab/2014-697/6/601-601060/#6

It looks like it's numbers 6,7,8 on this page, all have basically the same part number.

Not sure why the last letter differs, hoping someone more knowledge can explain that and if/what the differences would be between them.

If it's your car in the photo, take the wheel off and you'll find the part number stamped into the back of it near the bolt holes, I think.

39 minutes ago, Wino said:

If it's your car in the photo, take the wheel off and you'll find the part number stamped into the back of it near the bolt holes, I think.

 I'm not very able bodied relying on my local garage , I'll run it round tomorrow and get them to remove a wheel see if I can get a part number .

The N/S front alloy is buckled (not the wheel in the pic) after going into a pothole although still holding air so I need to replace it  

Edited 12 April, 20215 yr by stevensmith91

Make sure the locking wheel nut key is in the car before you set off.  

Put a claim into the local council for the cost of a replacement.

Your rim is number 6 below, ie. 5J0601025AA

 

Note, that every 0 is a number, NOT the letter O

 

Notice that 6, 7, and 8 are the same except for the colour.

 

Number 6 is diamond silver which has colour code 8Z8

 

Number 7 is white which has colour code FM9

 

Number 8 is black metallic which has colour code FL8

 

6	5J0601025AA	aluminium rim	6,5JX16 ET43 Model data: PR-CM7
	5J0601025AA8Z8	diamond silver	Period: 0113 - 1214
7	5J0601025AC	aluminium rim	6,5JX16 ET43 Model data: PR-CM5
	5J0601025ACFM9	white	Period: 0313 - 1214
8	5J0601025AD	aluminium rim	6,5JX16 ET43 Model data: PR-CN4
	5J0601025ADFL8	black metallic	Period: 0313 - 1214

 

http://www.oemepc.com/skoda/part_single/catalog/sk/markt/CZ/modell/FAB/year/2015/drive_standart/697/hg_ug/601/subcategory/601060/part_id/0/lang/e

 

Maybe take the opportunity to fit a much more pothole resistant and far more comfortable tyre and rim size.

 

6Jx14 ET37 5/100 57.1 (185/60R14 or 185/65R14 tyres)

 

https://eshop.skoda-auto.cz/cs_CZ/kolo-z-lehke-slitiny-shell-14-pro-roomster-fabia-ii/p/5J0071494C+7ZS

https://eshop.skoda-auto.cz/cs_CZ/plechovy-disk-14-/p/6Q7601027C+03C

 

Edited 12 April, 20215 yr by Carlston

there is 6 part numbers there.....not 3 though.

 

2 hours ago, UrbanPanzer said:

there is 6 part numbers there.....not 3 though.

 

5J0601025AA is the same as 5J0601025AA 8Z8, so there really are only 3 parts listed.

 

Ordering 5J0601025AA will give you 5J0601025AA 8Z8

 

8Z8 is just the colour code.

 

Some sellers list this part as:

 

5J0601025AA

 

5J0601025AA 8Z8

 

5J0601025AA8Z8

 

It's useful to know this if you are searching for a part online, such as ebay.

 

Most sellers will use the short format in their listings, ie. 5J0601025AA

 

5J0601025AA will always have the colour code 8Z8. There are no other colour codes for 5J0601025AA

 

Edited 13 April, 20215 yr by Carlston