Re: Checking my wheel offset..... (B(C)orrado)
On the wheel there will be a number following ET, like ET38 which is the offset (as long as the wheel doesn't use a spacer, which none of the factory wheels do, and you could re-use it if there is one).
On the wheel there will be a number following ET, like ET38 which is the offset (as long as the wheel doesn't use a spacer, which none of the factory wheels do, and you could re-use it if there is one).
