How to Measure Wheel Offset, Width, Diameter, & PCD (Quick & Easy Explanation)

So we've answered the question of "What is Wheel Offset".... now, let's go over how to measure it! In this video, we'll go over exactly how to measure a wheel, including measuring its offset, width, diameter, and PCD (Bolt Pattern).
With an understanding of how wheel sizing numbers are measured, our hope is that videos like this help you increase your knowledge of how a wheel can fit your car, and how the resulting fitment will be at different sizing options.
00:23 - How to read wheel sizing
00:40 - Bolt Patterns
00:50 - Measuring Diameter
01:09 - Measuring Width
01:20 - Measuring Offset
02:40 - Measuring PCD
If you have ANY QUESTIONS about how a wheel is sizing, (or offset particularly), COMMENT below or search our channel as we've done a bunch of videos on wheel terms like Offset and PCD.
Need a sizing recommendation? Comment below or hit us up on social media at @konigwheels
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[@Ranjan14097]

Please make more videos regarding this. I'm working at an alloy wheel company as quality Engineer. This kind of knowledge will help me a lot.

[@konigwheels]

Check out our channel, we've made TONs of wheel related videos and upload new videos weekly!

[@Lol_Boring]

Thank you so much, I'm confused with people saying the et and the 114 thingy, thanks for letting me now. Oh yeah one more thing, what does the jj stands for? I saw a guy posted a rim saying, 17 x 7.5jj, does the jj stands for offset? Or something else? Thanks :3

[@konigwheels]

Glad it helped! It's really very easy to understand once you know how to read wheel sizing. Fun fact: ET (offset) is short for the German word for Offset "Einpresstiefe". As far as when you see "J" or letting at the tail end of width sizing, that just relates to compliance with Japanese manufacturing standards. You can completely disregard that, because it has nothing to do with sizing.

[@Lol_Boring]

@@konigwheels aight meow meow, thanks for letting me know :3

[@frankconley7630]

Pcd is not understandable