Will wheels from a M3 fit my 525?
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Originally Posted by sticky' date='Jul 31 2005, 06:59 AM
I am about to receive my car (525) and I found a good deal on a set of rims that are currently on a M3.
They are 20 x 9's front and 20 x 10's rear, iforged.
Does anyone know if these will fit?
They are 20 x 9's front and 20 x 10's rear, iforged.
Does anyone know if these will fit?
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The offset for M3 and 5 series are different. However, you could ask your familiar store to add spacer in order to fit it. I don't think that the spacer is a problem since many 5 series oweners have added spacers.
If u fit with the new wheels, please post some picture.
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If i'm not wrong the front will fit but the rear u have to use spacers.
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Originally Posted by soc_fans' date='Jul 31 2005, 06:36 AM
If i'm not wrong the front will fit but the rear u have to use spacers.
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9x20 works fine with the ocrrect offset.
But, most M3 applications are a good ways off from what's correct for an E60. As we discussed a few posts down, a few people are using the factory CSL wheels on the e 60 with some spacers in 19". But that doesn't mean every wheel like that will work properly.
But, most M3 applications are a good ways off from what's correct for an E60. As we discussed a few posts down, a few people are using the factory CSL wheels on the e 60 with some spacers in 19". But that doesn't mean every wheel like that will work properly.
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