Up for sale is a set of 18" OEM style 124 light alloy wheels for the all-wheel-drive e60. These are staggered from the factory - 8x18 et 43 front and 9x18 et 55 rear. These have zero curb rash but the finish is peeling in a few spots, as seen in the pics. One rear wheel has a slight bend - did not know until I unmounted the tires. Don't know how long this has been there but air did not leak. These have never been repaired and there is zero curb rash and no cracks.

This setup was available on LCI xi e60's via option 591 (Sports package was a prerequisite). Official description:
Front alloy wheels with 18 inch rim diam and 8.0 inch rim width, rear alloy wheels with 18 inch rim diam and 9.0 inch rim width; Front conventional tires with 245 mm tire width and 40% tire profile run flat, rear conventional tires with 275 mm tire width and 35% tire profile run flat; Spacesaver steel rim internal spare wheel; Requires: [ZSP] Sport Package

Looking for $600 shipped. Located in South Jersey just outside of Philly. Please PM me with any questions.


Front A:
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Front B:
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Rear A:
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Rear B:
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Front & Rear side by side:
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These are still available.

 

Buy with confidence! Corey is standup guy! I bougth tires from him awhile back.

GLWS

 

Thanks for the vote of confidence!!

 

These are still available. Price dropped to $425 picked up in the NJ/Philly area.

 

Thanks

 

How can I check if they'd fit my car. I got a '07 530i w/sport pkg. I'm running 245/40R18 all around. My wheels now are style 123 8JX18 ET:20. What do all these numbers mean

 

These will fit your car - xi wheels on a non-xi are fine. The other way around won't work though - non-xi wheels on an xi. Some people that put xi wheels on a non-xi also use spacers to push the wheels out more flush, to compensate for the high offset. Best way to describe what the offset means is with concave wheels. Lower offsets have deeper concavity and higher offsets are more shallow. This affects how deep the wheel sits on the axle.

 

These are now sold. Thanks for all the interest.