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hi, how do i find out the specs of my current wheels? i noticed there was a sticker on the inner rim..its all japanese..but the brand seems to be kawa? and the only english was something like this...

A - 32

B - 27

C - 16

i dont wanna take off the wheels..dont have the equipments for it..any way to tell without taking them off? thanks

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Easiest way to tell would be to take off the wheels. What do you mean you don't have the right equipment to take them off? The car should have everything you need to take a wheel off in case of a flat tyre.

Do u mean u dont have a jack? I thought I had the same problem, but i found it on the passenger side of the boot behind all the panelling. Stupid place to put it, but it is Nissan we're talking about. Ever tried to change an oil filter on a Nissan? The Patrols are the worst, and they have two of the f**kers!! Skylines aren't much better.

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