20" Breyton Magic Sport
05-17-2007 | 11:30 PM
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Hey guys, new member of the board here and also in Thailand. I actually have an E39, but have a set of wheels which are suited to the E60/61, so wanted to see if anyone was interested.
4 Breyton Magic Sport 20" - USED
Fronts - 20" x 9.5" Offset 18
Rears - 20" x 11" Offset 26
PCD: 5 x 120
Tires, Front - 275/30R20 Continental Sport Contact 2
Tires, Rear - 305/25R20 Continental Sport Contact 2
Theirs minor curb rash on the wheels and general signs of usage. Nothing serious, they are in great condition. The tires have under 2,000 km use on them, lots of tread still left. They are extremely deep-dished, and with the tires just look huge and imposing. Please see attached pics.
I'm sure your aware how heavy it is to bring these wheels and tires in and how expensive the import/duty is on them. Not to mention how expensive they are just to buy them from Breyton! The new price is around USD $4,000 not including tires, shipping or import duty. I'm asking for 115,000 baht for the full set with tires, center caps etc. If you have any question, just drop me a message or post in the forum. Hope it's alright that I post this here, thanks!
Marc
4 Breyton Magic Sport 20" - USED
Fronts - 20" x 9.5" Offset 18
Rears - 20" x 11" Offset 26
PCD: 5 x 120
Tires, Front - 275/30R20 Continental Sport Contact 2
Tires, Rear - 305/25R20 Continental Sport Contact 2
Theirs minor curb rash on the wheels and general signs of usage. Nothing serious, they are in great condition. The tires have under 2,000 km use on them, lots of tread still left. They are extremely deep-dished, and with the tires just look huge and imposing. Please see attached pics.
I'm sure your aware how heavy it is to bring these wheels and tires in and how expensive the import/duty is on them. Not to mention how expensive they are just to buy them from Breyton! The new price is around USD $4,000 not including tires, shipping or import duty. I'm asking for 115,000 baht for the full set with tires, center caps etc. If you have any question, just drop me a message or post in the forum. Hope it's alright that I post this here, thanks!
Marc
05-18-2007 | 04:53 AM
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With the 1 USD - 35 baht exchange rate, its about 3200 dollars. I don't think this includes shipping. And to the seller, can you please post close up on the curb rashes, and are there curb rash on ALL FOUR wheels?? Thanks.
05-18-2007 | 09:15 AM
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My Ride: 2008 Silverstone II E60 M5 2012 E70 AW X5 50i Sport w/ LCI Aero Kit and Rocker Panels
Correct me if I'm wrong here guys, but the E60 center bore is 72.6. I believe the E39 is 74 something....
Are you sure these will fit an E60? Can you confirm the center bore size?
Are you sure these will fit an E60? Can you confirm the center bore size?
05-19-2007 | 08:19 AM
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Honestly.. I edited this post 5 times now.. there are so many sites that say E60 is a 74.1 center bore.. however alot of people also say the bore is 72.4 idk wtf is the deal... however I do know for a fact the E39 is a 74.1 center bore and all other BMW's are 72.4 but the E60 im still clueless..so either way these wheels will fit an E60 with hub centric ring or none at all..
05-19-2007 | 09:00 AM
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Originally Posted by Hamann5' post='426237' date='May 19 2007, 12:19 PM
Honestly.. I edited this post 5 times now.. there are so many sites that say E60 is a 74.1 center bore.. however alot of people also say the bore is 72.4 idk wtf is the deal... however I do know for a fact the E39 is a 74.1 center bore and all other BMW's are 72.4 but the E60 im still clueless..so either way these wheels will fit an E60 with hub centric ring or none at all..
Hub rings will work, but I always get nervous about vibrations. I'd rather just have the correct size and not have to worry.
05-20-2007 | 09:09 PM
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Sorry for the slow reply:
As said, assuming 1 USD - 35 Baht = USD $3,286
Price does not include shipping.
Under 2,000 km on the tires.
All the wheels have minor amounts of curb rash. Most of it is not visible and most of it can be polished/buffed out.
I cannot confirm center bore size or tire fitment of the E60. I've provided all fitment data for the wheels, but since I have an E39 cannot confirm what the requirements of the E60 are.
As said, assuming 1 USD - 35 Baht = USD $3,286
Price does not include shipping.
Under 2,000 km on the tires.
All the wheels have minor amounts of curb rash. Most of it is not visible and most of it can be polished/buffed out.
I cannot confirm center bore size or tire fitment of the E60. I've provided all fitment data for the wheels, but since I have an E39 cannot confirm what the requirements of the E60 are.
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