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Old 10-06-2004, 06:56 PM
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Looking real good. As stated before, that is probably the combo that I will go for. It is even better that you have Mystic Blue so I can tell what it will look like now.

Thanks for the photos.
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they look good but still like the stock ones better .
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I like them a lot.. They look like OEM wheels. Very nice!
Old 10-07-2004, 05:39 AM
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To the untrained E60 eye, you wouldn't be able to tell the difference.

Great choice, Lomag!!
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As close to stock as I've seen. Not too bad. Plese post pic's after mounting if you remember.

BTW, Zaino still looking wet.
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Hi Lomag
Did you go for runflats or not. Having trouble making my mind up on them.
The roads in our NJ/NY area really get full of potholes in the winter, and therefore thought non-runflat snows would give a better ride and protect the rims better.
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I'm hoping to pick up a set of factory 17's but if I can't find the right deal, those are quite appealing. I've seen better looking wheels, but not for the price. I've always run a winter wheel/tire set up for the past 10+ years. I've bent a few wheels in my day (mostly replica wheels and some aftermarket) but have yet to bend a factory wheel. But for $129 I'd probably get an extra one just in case. (It would make a nice hose reel in the interim ) Please post some pics once mounted.

Great job on the Forum, BTW
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Nice wheels, do you have any idea which country those rims were made from?
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Originally Posted by netjazz' date='Oct 7 2004, 07:53 PM
Hi Lomag
Did you go for runflats or not. Having trouble making my mind up on them.
The roads in our NJ/NY area really get full of potholes in the winter, and therefore thought? non-runflat snows would give a better ride and protect the rims better.
What Think?
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I opted not to get the run-flats. I want to feel what the ride is like without them eventhough they're winter tires. When the factory fun-flats wear out I'll know if I should get run-flats again or not. It seems like most people around this forum and others dislike them.

gf366: Sorry I have no idea where they were made.
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They are made in South Korea. It looks like they are a subsidiary of Hankook tire.

Web Site: ASA Alloy Wheels

I ordered the same package for my 530i and was delivered last week. I got NON-run flats.


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