[madgerald]

Does anyone know the offset for TME whhels or where I ca get the info?

Ta

 

[Gazzor]

Fairly sure it is ET38

 

[madgerald]

Fairly sure it is ET38

Thanks for the reply - what does ET mean?

I am trying to see if there is a difference between the Team Dynamics Buccaneer wheels I used to have and the new TME ones as the tyres are rubbing on the bodywork at the back.

I had 215/45s on the TD's but have 225/45s on the TMEs. I'm hoping that I can put the old 215/45 tyres onto the TMEs to cure the problem but was advised to check the wheel offset as well!

The Team Dynamics offset is listed as 38 - there is no "ET" so if you could let me know if it's important that would be great!

Cheers

Bill

 

[Gazzor]

Thanks for the reply - what does ET mean?

The Team Dynamics offset is listed as 38 - there is no "ET" so if you could let me know if it's important that would be great!

Cheers

Bill

Don't know what it stands for but that is what they use to measure offset so 38 is the same as ET38

 

[madgerald]

Don't know what it stands for but that is what they use to measure offset so 38 is the same as ET38

Cool

Thanks

Bill

 

[EvolutionVI]

Don't know what it stands for but that is what they use to measure offset so 38 is the same as ET38

ET is the german word for offset

It stands for the short-form of "Einpresstiefe"

It has nothing to do with the Movie "ET"

 

[madgerald]

It has nothing to do with the Movie "ET"

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