M6 replicas on e60
09-24-2012, 08:35 AM
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Hello,
I have a 2009 BMW 528i. It currently has the stock 17" rims. I wanted to buy 19" staggered m6 style rims. However I'm not quite sure what the proper size and offset I should get. I don't want to have to put spacers or anything like that. Can some one please inform me as to what is the right size and offset I should buy? Some recommend 19x8.5 et.15 and 19x9.5 et.22? But I want a second opinion. The last thing I want is to order it and it not fit correctly...
Do I also have to be concerned with hub bore size?
Thanks
I have a 2009 BMW 528i. It currently has the stock 17" rims. I wanted to buy 19" staggered m6 style rims. However I'm not quite sure what the proper size and offset I should get. I don't want to have to put spacers or anything like that. Can some one please inform me as to what is the right size and offset I should buy? Some recommend 19x8.5 et.15 and 19x9.5 et.22? But I want a second opinion. The last thing I want is to order it and it not fit correctly...
Do I also have to be concerned with hub bore size?
Thanks
09-24-2012, 09:48 AM
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Avant Garde no longer has the replica M6 wheels, it was replaced with the M355 wheels which are replicas of the F10 M5 and are similar looking. offsets will be direct fitment with ET18 in front and ET25 in rear with dimensions 19x9 and 19x10. let me know if you might be interested in a set as we are direct with them.
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Avant Garde no longer has the replica M6 wheels, it was replaced with the M355 wheels which are replicas of the F10 M5 and are similar looking. offsets will be direct fitment with ET18 in front and ET25 in rear with dimensions 19x9 and 19x10. let me know if you might be interested in a set as we are direct with them.
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oem wheels plus on ebay has replica bimmer wheels with correct size, offset and hub centric. type in F10 or E60 M5 wheels and they should come up. They're warehouse is in Anaheim,ca GL
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Avant Garde no longer has the replica M6 wheels, it was replaced with the M355 wheels which are replicas of the F10 M5 and are similar looking. offsets will be direct fitment with ET18 in front and ET25 in rear with dimensions 19x9 and 19x10. let me know if you might be interested in a set as we are direct with them.
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Hello,
I have a 2009 BMW 528i. It currently has the stock 17" rims. I wanted to buy 19" staggered m6 style rims. However I'm not quite sure what the proper size and offset I should get. I don't want to have to put spacers or anything like that. Can some one please inform me as to what is the right size and offset I should buy? Some recommend 19x8.5 et.15 and 19x9.5 et.22? But I want a second opinion. The last thing I want is to order it and it not fit correctly...
Do I also have to be concerned with hub bore size?
Thanks
I have a 2009 BMW 528i. It currently has the stock 17" rims. I wanted to buy 19" staggered m6 style rims. However I'm not quite sure what the proper size and offset I should get. I don't want to have to put spacers or anything like that. Can some one please inform me as to what is the right size and offset I should buy? Some recommend 19x8.5 et.15 and 19x9.5 et.22? But I want a second opinion. The last thing I want is to order it and it not fit correctly...
Do I also have to be concerned with hub bore size?
Thanks
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