Anybody know what 15in. VW wheel fits our cars?

[uxoman]

I'm looking for the year and model along with the wheel size and offset. TIA

[cj]

Off the top of my head, there is the Jetta GLI from 90-92. They are the BBS RA style. The size is 6x15 et33. The other car is a Golf GTI 90-92. These cars had a BBS RSjr et33. They looked like 3 piece but, were actually 2 piece. They other style is the one offered on the Corrado. Sme vintage but a multi spoke in a radial pattern. The offset is also 33mm. Keep in mind VW used radius seat lug bolts so you'll need radius seat lug nuts to install them on an '02. You can source them from a Honda with factory wheels.

Cris

[uxoman]

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[cj]

No. Those look like BBS RZ's. Remove the cap and get the three digit part # to the left of the wheel dimensions.

Cris

[joshw02]

Phil, I'm pretty sure those are prime wheels not BBS. They also look bigger than 15's to me. If you remember I have BBS ra's on my car and they work very nice. I might be selling them if your interested. And also BBS RM's are 2-piece and RS's are the 3-piece wheels. Looking forward to checking out the M2 at some point..

[TMK-001]

BBS RS are on my shopping list! I want them as fat as possible with max dish baby...

I think you can get the Mk2 GTI rims to fit with the right tyres.

Todd

[Matty_B]

Phil-

Sorry I can't give you more info, but these wheels are BBS RDs from the 80s, originally made for VWs (not sure which model, possibly aftermarket), are 15x7 and seem to fit my '76 (I've test fit them without tires, and it looked like they would work). Not sure of the offset, though, and I'm 1000 miles away from them right now, so no chance of getting any more info.

Matt

[Guest Anonymous]

BBS RA 15 x 6 ET33, or BBS 15 x 6 ET35. the ET 33's will require longer stud bolts and are approximately 3 lbs lighter than the ET 35's. The ET35's are straight bolt on. Both can be found on the VW sites, ebay, etc.