help need it for my 2007 525xi
06-01-2011, 04:50 PM
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Hi guys, I m new here. Would like your help please
I wanna replace my current factory rims and ties with a m5 style one.I got a link here
http://www.oemwheelsplus.com/bm101-1...heels-set.html
is it gonna be fit for my 2007 525xi? The guy from that website said it will be fit. I just wanna make sure one more time. Also what kind of tires should I put on this rims for my car?
thanx so much for help guys!
I wanna replace my current factory rims and ties with a m5 style one.I got a link here
http://www.oemwheelsplus.com/bm101-1...heels-set.html
is it gonna be fit for my 2007 525xi? The guy from that website said it will be fit. I just wanna make sure one more time. Also what kind of tires should I put on this rims for my car?
thanx so much for help guys!
06-01-2011, 05:46 PM
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The offset is close enough to original wheel setup to work ok. A square set-up would use tire size 245/35-19 but with 9.5 inch wide rear wheels you might need to go with a 275/30 x19 ... Check out the forum posts with wheel and tire recommendations for xi's
Don't forget the TPMS for your car - you can switch from your originals or buy new ones.
As for tires - that's a personal choice depending on your driving conditions and needs. I run OEM Bridgestone RFTs in the summer and UHP Generals in the winter.
Check out Tirerack.com for recommendations and reviews and if you shop and buy thru the link in my signature you can earn some additional cash rebates.
Don't forget the TPMS for your car - you can switch from your originals or buy new ones.
As for tires - that's a personal choice depending on your driving conditions and needs. I run OEM Bridgestone RFTs in the summer and UHP Generals in the winter.
Check out Tirerack.com for recommendations and reviews and if you shop and buy thru the link in my signature you can earn some additional cash rebates.
06-01-2011, 09:03 PM
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The offset is close enough to original wheel setup to work ok. A square set-up would use tire size 245/35-19 but with 9.5 inch wide rear wheels you might need to go with a 275/30 x19 ... Check out the forum posts with wheel and tire recommendations for xi's
Don't forget the TPMS for your car - you can switch from your originals or buy new ones.
As for tires - that's a personal choice depending on your driving conditions and needs. I run OEM Bridgestone RFTs in the summer and UHP Generals in the winter.
Check out Tirerack.com for recommendations and reviews and if you shop and buy thru the link in my signature you can earn some additional cash rebates.
Don't forget the TPMS for your car - you can switch from your originals or buy new ones.
As for tires - that's a personal choice depending on your driving conditions and needs. I run OEM Bridgestone RFTs in the summer and UHP Generals in the winter.
Check out Tirerack.com for recommendations and reviews and if you shop and buy thru the link in my signature you can earn some additional cash rebates.
So I can go ahead order the rim for my car, right?
The tire size I will need is 245/35-19 for the front and 275/30-19 for the rear by any brands, right?
I just wanna this set for summer time, the orginal one I got winter tires for winter.
Thanx again!
06-02-2011, 06:47 AM
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Check out this post - it's got a lot of useful information for your xi:
https://5series.net/forums/topic/951...1#entry1126145
https://5series.net/forums/topic/951...1#entry1126145
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