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Old 08-10-2009, 04:46 AM
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Hi all, Can any one tell me if I can fit 2007 E60 OEM M5 alloys on my 2005 E60 535d? I have been told yes by the guy that is selling them, but been told NO by my local BMW dealership. HELPPPP!
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Yes, they can fit easy.


Dealerships are full of idiots, remember that. They also charge an arm and a leg so don't go there for anything but serious engine or transmission repair and even then, only when totally necessary.
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Originally Posted by edin535d' post='970963' date='Aug 10 2009, 07:46 AM
Hi all, Can any one tell me if I can fit 2007 E60 OEM M5 alloys on my 2005 E60 535d? I have been told yes by the guy that is selling them, but been told NO by my local BMW dealership. HELPPPP!
no. they will not fit. you should just go ahead and give me the seller's number so I can call an give him a strongly worded chastising.

i'm kidding. they should fit just fine...
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As long as you car is not an XI model, the M5 rims should fit. If they come with M5 spec tires, be sure to replace the tires as the M5 use slightly bigger tires and might cause rubbing for the non M5 E60.
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Swap the front tires with 245/40/19 and you are good to go!
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Originally Posted by edin535d' post='970963' date='Aug 10 2009, 08:46 AM
Hi all, Can any one tell me if I can fit 2007 E60 OEM M5 alloys on my 2005 E60 535d? I have been told yes by the guy that is selling them, but been told NO by my local BMW dealership. HELPPPP!

Just put them on my 2004 530 and its fits like a charm, just have to replace tires to smaller setup. Look at my sig, I have my tire setup there.
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ooo i want m5 alloys
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Originally Posted by russdx' post='971310' date='Aug 10 2009, 08:18 PM
ooo i want m5 alloys
Ive got them
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Originally Posted by Rislar' post='971464' date='Aug 10 2009, 02:32 PM
Ive got them

I'll get them when I trade up for the M5, I can wait
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Originally Posted by pjinca' post='971470' date='Aug 10 2009, 10:37 PM
I'll get them when I trade up for the M5, I can wait
Good man a proper M5 i couldn't justify owning one here, just the fuel alone would kill it off!!!!


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