How to determine disk size and lip size from a discontinued Work Euroline SL wheel?

[overb0ost]

Hey guys, I'm trying to find the PDF file that Work had on its Euroline SL line to determine lip and disk size by comparing offsets and the size of the wheel. Unfortunately the sticker is missing and the owner is not sure of the disk size.

You can do so by going on Work's site and choosing the wheel, however, because the SL line is discontinued you can't do it from the site.

I was wondering if anyone knew of another way?

Specs are 19x9 +17 and 19x10 +5

Thanks!

[95KA-Turbo]

You could have them mount the wheel and use some digital calipers to measure how much room there is between the hub and wheel face.

[dawagarage]

for the lip size, you can get a pretty close estimate by:
take the wheel width & offset, first: 19x9 +17
now divide width in 1/2 = 4.5
now convert the offset from mm to inches. 17mm = .669" (lets just use .69)
now subtract .69" from 4.5" (4.5" - .69" = 3.81")
so, there is 3.81" of wheel measuring from the wheel face to the outward lip. so the lip size on that is between 3.81" and 2.81" depending on the the exact design of the wheel and width of the wheel "face"
this method might not work for those wheels in particular, i havent reviewed their design, but its a good overall method