Which wheels are these?Help!

[Powers1]

Hi,
Wanted to get the Brabus 16 and 17" set but after my mate with the Brabus told me they really hamper performance and economy,!(Now I know why there are so many 16" & 17" wheels for sale here in Portugal!) , I thought I would stick with 15s , so bought these second hand wheels and tyres !They are 4.5x15 ET 25 Front and 6x15 ET -14 Rear.The guy I bought them from didnt know where he got them !
They are good ,no vibrations and quite light!They dont have a lip but rear is concave with negative offset and looks really nice.

I would like to buy a rear set to fit on the front ,which I want to widen .The only markings on the inside of the wheels are AVIA but I searched and got nowhere.So,if anyone can help me identify these,I would appreciate it!Cheers

[Powers1]

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[Thrumbleux]

Can't help with the identification - they have Brabus look but thought Brabus wheels were bigger than 15''.

I would like to buy a rear set to fit on the front ,which I want to widen .

Try your rears on the front meantimes. You may not like the effect on the steering - makes it slaphappy and it becomes very difficult to 'place' the car when pressing on. Not recommended.

[ossy]

They are imitation wheels.

OEM Monoblock VI only in 16.17,18 inch

https://www.evilution.co.uk/index.php?menu=wheels&mod=513

https://www.evilution.co.uk/index.php?menu=wheels&mod=1084

So you will need to google on 15 inch monoblock VI , and find suitable wheels for your setup.

[mottofreee]

I walked 185 on my back and it's okay.
On the face I used 135/70 (STD) and 145/65 (optional for CDI).
On the face I do not know how it behaves wider than 145/65 but I know for sure that I need flange adapters.
If you use much larger or much smaller tires (+ -10%) you will have problems with the car's computer system .

[Thrumbleux]

I walked 185 on my back and it's okay.

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It is the offset of the rear wheel that is the issue, not the tyre width.
I run 195/50 at the front on Roadster steel front wheels and it works really well. The same tyre on a Jetline rear wheel when fitted to the front was just horrible.

[mottofreee]

The Roadster is something other than the Fortwo Cabrio.
If the wheel is wider in front, at the turn it is rubbing against the body.

[Thrumbleux]

Roadster wheels on a fortwo is what I have.
Only on full lock is there a slight rubbing on the inner arch liner. The Jetline rears on the front fouled the outer arch edge.

[Powers1]

Thanks for the all the input,guys.
Maybe Thrumleux is right!The rears on the front may make slap happy!Going to fit the 175/55 on the front and buy some 195/50 s to put on the rear and see how the car behaves.
Thrumleux,what about putting a 20mm spacer on the existing front wheels to bring them inline with the wheelarch,will this also make it slaphappy,you think?Cheers

[Thrumbleux]

!Going to fit the 175/55 on the front and buy some 195/50 s to put on the rear and see how the car behaves.

I ran that set up for a while on the Jetline wheels.Better than the original set up, a huge reduction in understeer.

!Thrumleux,what about putting a 20mm spacer on the existing front wheels to bring them inline with the wheelarch,will this also make it slaphappy,you think?Cheers

Spacers would in effect create the same offset as a rear wheel so I'd give them a miss. 195/50s on 5'' rims (Roadster steels) at the front fill the arches.
(Roadster steels have a lot going for them. Lightest of all the smart wheels, cheap (to buy brand new) tough as a cockroach and permit 195/50s all round.)