| You should see if the "alignment" of holes on both rims are the same. For example, if they're both 4x114,5, or 4x100, or 5x114,5, or something like that (both the same) than it's most likely they are interchangeable.
For example, you cannot put a rim from a '90 Civic on a '02
Accord, because one has 4x100 holes, and the other has 5xSOMETHING.
Next, you should see the rim's "offset". It's a number like 35, 40, 42...that's not as much of a problem as a number of holes. If the number of holes do not align, simple answer is - you cannot interchange them without too much trouble. If the offset number is not the same, you can interchange them if the number is not much different...for example, you can interchange them if one is 42 and the other is 40. If they do have different offsets, and you decide to put them on, you should go get a wheel alignment (don't know how you call that process in english), where you go to a garage and they fix up your camber, caster, toe...
Now go to Google and find out the answer. | 
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