e39 m5 rims/tires onto E61 530iXT
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My Ride: 2001 M5, 2010 e61 / 535iXT Automatic
Model Year: 2001, 2010
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So... since I have an E39 M5 which I am considering a big brake kit (which means new rims to fit perhaps) and a 530iXT which is currently running 17x7.5s -- thought it might be cool to transfer the OEM rims/tires onto the wagon? Hate to have the M5 rims sitting in the garage.
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Check and verify the spec for the E39 wheels you have, it's all about high/big offset/ET number for the E60 xi/AWD/x-drive model and also E60 model uses 72.5mm center bore hub size AFAIK E39 bigger so you'll need hub ring.
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My Ride: 2001 M5, 2010 e61 / 535iXT Automatic
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Thanks -- It's never as easy as we would like....
ET 20 and a 74.1 center bore. Guess they will stay on the M5 until ready for another tire change. I'll concentrate on finding a good deal on used ones for the 530iXT.
Pretty steep learning curve for me here, usually just go stock, but the 530iXt 17x7.5 look like a matchbox toy.
ET 20 and a 74.1 center bore. Guess they will stay on the M5 until ready for another tire change. I'll concentrate on finding a good deal on used ones for the 530iXT.
Pretty steep learning curve for me here, usually just go stock, but the 530iXt 17x7.5 look like a matchbox toy.
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