Unknown offset...

[MicraPRO]

I'm confused... as some of you will know I've been running cheapie gold wheels for a while and after fitting new brakes today I realised that they simply have to go... As I've really taken a fancy to lenso rs5's
When I bought the gold wheels I didn't check offset I just put them on went for a drive with no rubbing and bought them.
After having a look today all they say is 7Jx15H2
Does anyone know what kind of code the offset is written in? As there are others but nothing that looks remotely like a offset figure... As I'd like as much of a straight fit with my new wheels...
Don't know if I'm being stupid of not.
Thanks Tom.

 

[SK193]

I think the offset should just be written as a single number, like '38' or whatever they are. At least that's what it was like on my wheels. If not then there is a way you can work it out, it should all be covered in this thread http://www.micra.org.uk/threads/measuring-wheels.53794/#post-552946

 

[pollyp]

Offset is the distance between the center line of the wheel and the hub face in mm.

So ur alloy is 7" wide, centre is 3.5" = 89mm
Measure from hub face to the inside lip of wheel, subtract 89mm to find ur offset.

Usually marked like "ET40"

 

[MicraPRO]

I think the offset should just be written as a single number, like '38' or whatever they are. At least that's what it was like on my wheels. If not then there is a way you can work it out, it should all be covered in this thread http://www.micra.org.uk/threads/measuring-wheels.53794/#post-552946

Hmm I've only got 27 4A and that's all it's just strange how it's not there... But like i said it is a cheap set of wheels.

 

[MicraPRO]

Offset is the distance between the center line of the wheel and the hub face in mm.

So ur alloy is 7" wide, centre is 3.5" = 89mm
Measure from hub face to the inside lip of wheel, subtract 89mm to find ur offset.

Usually marked like "ET40"

Thanks I'll try and work this out today.