Just enquiring about an alloy wheel type for my MK3 Fabia  SE L 1.0 TSI 2019, the car was supplied with the 17 inch brushed silver maetallic ally's from new and fitted  with Bridgestone polenza tyres 215-40-17 I've looked on Skoda sites to what type they are but seem to be a strange one, the information states that they are a Stanton type but are 6.5 J where mine are 7J it also states that the 6.5 J was only fitted to the Skoda Radid and use 205-50 17 tyres so I'm a bit confused by this, could be wrong but not goinfg to shell out around £200 for a spare wheel, I have got a steel spare which is 185-60-15 and does fit car ok but wanted an alloy (it will fit in boot if jack carrier is dumped but wanted to get the correct alloy say of Ebay to keep for a spare, this is the said alloy any info would help thanks

Take one off and look at the part number that's probably on the back?

Here you go, the part number is 5JJ 601 025K (8Z8)

SAVIO 7Jx17 H2 ET46

 

 

(8Z8) is colour coded as Diamond Silver

Your PR Code on your build sheet for these is V13

And they are called "SAVIO"

 

 

 

 

As an additional bonus, here is the other colour choice for these.

 

Here you go, the part number is 5JJ 601 025F (HA7)

SAVIO 7Jx17 H2 ET46

 

 

(HA7) is colour coded as Anthracite metallic (grey)

The PR Code for these is C7E

And they are called "SAVIO"

 

 

All of the Fabia 2019 (K VIN's) will only have 7Jx17

2018 with J VIN are also only 7Jx17, I guess the literature is off a little you was looking at.

Edited 2 November, 20223 yr by varooom
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https://www.skoda-parts.com/spare-part/5ja071497czg6-aluminium-rim-17-savio-skoda-33489.html

 

Interesting data to confuse? https://7zap.com/en/catalog/cars/Skoda/

Edited 2 November, 20223 yr by anotherdownunder
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Many thanks brilliant the weather with us has been really bad last few days heavy rain and tday really strong winds along with the rain so have't had a spare half hour to drop a wheel off but no need now great info many thanks it's so good when people know what they know, standard dealer answer was "pop the car in and we'll have a look" you can see the pounds rolling around before they give you an answer, i can now look around for a wheel to use for a spare instead of buying a brand new one thanks again much appreciated