Need help with Mx-3 wheel specification

STAINLESS STEEL · Post by **STAINLESS STEEL** » March 17th, 2006, 12:58 pm

I'm looking to sell these original Mazda MX-3 1995 wheels on Ebay, but I just need some help with some of the specifications they have on there. If anyone knows the spec for these certain tabs, please tell me.

Rim Width
Offset
Stud Diameter
Manufacturer Part Number

Tyre Width
Aspect Ratio
Load Index
Speed Rating
Car Type

These are the wheels I'm selling

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I'm selling these in the UK, Leicester. Please get back to me if you're interested.

Please don't delete from here, I'm not selling here just enquiring. Thank you.

Aston Wards · Post by **Aston Wards** » March 17th, 2006, 1:34 pm

Okay, i'm not familiar with those particular wheels, but the stud pattern is 4x100 (like most Hondas)
the rim diameter and width can (almost) be seen in the 2nd pic (rh-side)
clean up the rims and write down all the stampings you come across, it would be easier to help you then....., same goes for the tyres

precidian · Post by **precidian** » March 17th, 2006, 3:12 pm

There was no need to post the same topic in several different forums. If you would have looked on MX-3.com, all of the info is readily available. I will give you the info here to simplify things....

Rims : 6 JJ - 15 inch alloy wheels (GS)
: 42mm offset
: 4x100 bolt pattern
: Manufactured byEnkei

Tires : P205/55 R15 87V (GS)

Drewation · Post by **Drewation** » March 17th, 2006, 3:23 pm

precidian wrote:Tires : P205/55 R15 87V (GS)

those look to big to be the stock tires im assuming someone has changed them in the path of there life. you should try looking on the side wall of the tire usualy its all there

STAINLESS STEEL · Post by **STAINLESS STEEL** » March 19th, 2006, 2:04 pm

These are the numbers I got off of the rims B2 15x6JJ 45.

Does that mean that the offset is 45 instead of 42?

And on Ebay it only gives me the option of 6J not double 'J' shall I still put '6J'?

And what does B2 mean, and where would enter information for it on Ebay?

Thanks.

precidian · Post by **precidian** » March 19th, 2006, 2:35 pm

just list them with the spec I mentioned and just leave off the JJ ot J... that is not a big deal.

Also, all the tyre specs should be on the sidewall including the tyre company. A good thing to do is also indicare the remaining tyre thread depth.