Wheel spacers Brescia on PP mk7.5 GTI

[Bilas]

Anyone on here got any photos of a Mk7 gti on Brescia’s with wheel spacers and if so what size works best with no problems. Mine stock look soooo far in the arch.

 

[xXDavidCXx]

what's the offset?

 

[Bilas]

what's the offset?

No idea hence the post

 

[xXDavidCXx]

The ET is stamped to the inside of the wheel.

You could probably do the standard 15mm rear, 10mm front spacers.

Are those factory wheels?

 

[Bilas]

The ET is stamped to the inside of the wheel.

You could probably do the standard 15mm rear, 10mm front spacers.

Are those factory wheels?

Yes they are factory wheels.

 

[Dog Dad Wagon]

The ET is stamped to the inside of the wheel.

You could probably do the standard 15mm rear, 10mm front spacers.

Are those factory wheels?

theyre 18x7.5 ET50. Just another one of VW’s OEM 18x7.5 ET50 designs like Canyons, Austin’s, Dallas, Detroit’s, Serrons, etc etc etc lol

 

[Bilas]

theyre 18x7.5 ET50. Just another one of VW’s OEM 18x7.5 ET50 designs like Canyons, Austin’s, Dallas, Detroit’s, Serrons, etc etc etc lol

They are 19 inch wheels BTW

 

[Dog Dad Wagon]

They are 19 inch wheels BTW

okay then like Cadiz/Pretoria they would be 19x8 ET48/49

 

[Dog Dad Wagon]

what matters is they’re OEM equipment for a MK7 Golf, and in terms of 18 vs 19 inch wheels, all of the available options in each size follow the same sizing and offset conventions

18’s are all 18x7.5 ET50~ (it’s like 48, 49, 50, or 51. One of those 4 lol)

19’s are all 19x8 ET48 (again that ET maybe be a digit or two off, but it’s certainly no lower than 48)

 

[ChrisMk77]

Anyone on here got any photos of a Mk7 gti on Brescia’s with wheel spacers and if so what size works best with no problems. Mine stock look soooo far in the arch.



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They are 19x7.5 ET51, I would do 15mm front 20mm rear with longer bolts of course(M14x1.5 spherical).

 

[El_bigote_AJ]

Sticking with 225 tires, then run a 25mm rear and 20 or 18mm front for an actual flush fitment.
Otherwise the typical 20/15mm setup works as the safe setup.