To save me removing a wheel to find out, can anyone tell me, what the offset, rim width and PCD is for my OEM wheels? Thanks.
VZ3 300 Wheel Data
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Several actual Cupra configuration pages refer to this wheel as "19" Hailstorm Copper/Black Forged Machined".
So I looked it up in parts catalog to find some more info about it but interestingly there is no item, in the sections related to 2025/2026 Leon 19" wheels or accessories, matching its design.
Only information I could find is on sites like ebay etc.
Looks like it is 8x19 ET43, PCD should be 5x112 like all other current VAG group wheels.
Also there is a part number as Z236359V3AFPS4, which looks nothing like any other VAG group part number.
Now I wonder what another lookup in parts catalog using your VIN would result, I could also check that if you send it to me via PM.
Cheers,
Serdar
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I believe the part number is 5FA601025AF (found from an advert where there was a genuine OEM used one for sale). Agree with @serdar_18fr - spec dimensions look to be width; 8J, offset; ET43 and PCD; 5 x 112.
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The interesting thing is that there's no 19" wheel item, in related section of the parts catalog, matching this wheel design. But now you supplied a part number, I can look it up again using that number, probably later this evening. I'm also wondering what a search through VIN would show. It's a curious case!
First I looked up the part number and found the wheel, with the paint code at the end, so the exact part number is 5FA601025AFSGN.
But the illustration is incorrect, that's why I thought there was no item matching the actual design.
Probably SEAT forgot to include the correct illustration or just didn't care.
Then I looked up the VIN provided by @Loadmaster748 and verified that it *is* the wheel in his car.
Specs we already found are correct too: 8x19 ET43.
Cheers,
Serdar
Weight information of the wheels is never provided by car manufacturers, one has to weigh them if needed. If you are looking for lightweight wheels though, you probably have to go aftermarket. OEM wheels are mostly focused on design, not lightness.
I have some lightweight wheels in mind, but I'd like to know how much of a difference they are compared to the OEM wheels.
Many thanks Serdar - the PCD of 5x112 rings a bell, but I did assume that the rim width was 8.5 - probably a wrong assumption.
I will PM you.
Thanks to @serdar_18fr and @SRGTD - much appreciated.
One last question out of curiosity, what does the 'J' mean in the rim width? Sometimes it's used, sometimes not, but the terminology has been around for years.
What Does the J Value of a Wheel Rim Mean? - Knowledge - Friendly Auto
What Does the J Value of a Wheel Rim Mean?
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What Does the J Value of a Wheel Rim Mean? - Knowledge - Friendly Auto
What Does the J Value of a Wheel Rim Mean?
While the information in this page is pretty useful, I guess it's missing some info on the meaning of "J".
This site offers more detailed info on it:
How to read the wheel markings? | Oponeo.co.uk
Find out what markings can be present on the wheel. Read about wheel collar types.
Ah, so basically the J 'value' should be shown in all cases. Thanks.What Does the J Value of a Wheel Rim Mean? - Knowledge - Friendly Auto
What Does the J Value of a Wheel Rim Mean?
J is the with of the rim (in inch)
ET is the offset from the center of the wheel to the mounting surface. The lower the value the more the wheel sticks out (in mm).
PCD is the circle where the bolts are (in mm)
ET is the offset from the center of the wheel to the mounting surface. The lower the value the more the wheel sticks out (in mm).
PCD is the circle where the bolts are (in mm)
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J has a different story actually.
See my post above
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J has a different story actually.
See my post above
VZ3 300 Wheel Data
To save me removing a wheel to find out, can anyone tell me, what the offset, rim width and PCD is for my OEM wheels? Thanks.
www.seatcupra.net
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