7 series wheels on e60?
11-10-2005, 01:59 PM
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Actually, ride quality is fantastic. No lowering necessary. I do have the sport package. I believe that makes it slightly lower than an e60 w/o a sport package. I did not lower nor did I roll the fenders. Then again, I rarely have people in the back. Guess I should have gotten a 6
11-10-2005, 07:41 PM
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Ok I had a question about the sports package. Lets say I plan on getting the style 33 wheels from the dealer, does that replace the "sport wheels" that come with sports package or no? I remember reading on a thread ealier but I wasnt sure. Can anyone confirm on this? Will I be left with a set of wheels that I am not gonna use if I opt to do this?
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My Ride: 2004 545i - 6 speed manual (July 04 build), silver-grey/black, sports package std equipment (18", active roll, active steering, adaptive headlights), premium sound, bluetooth enabled, folding rear seat, lumbar, 3m hood/bumper protective film, rear tint, euro reflectors.
Originally Posted by Heat' post='196533' date='Nov 10 2005, 08:41 PM
Ok I had a question about the sports package. Lets say I plan on getting the style 33 wheels from the dealer, does that replace the "sport wheels" that come with sports package or no? I remember reading on a thread ealier but I wasnt sure. Can anyone confirm on this? Will I be left with a set of wheels that I am not gonna use if I opt to do this?
So, unless the dealer is giving you credit for your wheels, you should get them. Look at how much he is charging you for the rims/tires and calculate it out. Most BMW OEM rims around 300 - 400 / per + tires
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