Help needed for '04 E60 rim and tyre choosing
03-14-2015, 10:58 AM
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Help needed for '04 E60 rim and tyre choosing
Hi guys!
I am pretty new here, and I would like to ask your advise. I have a stock 2004 BMW E60 530d, and I would like to change the rims.
I have picked these:
Will they fit my ride? If yes, should I buy 4 of these, or do I need different size for the rear and front 2-2? Same questions is going for the tyres.. Which should I pick, and what sizes?
I live in Hungary, and we have kind of bumpy roads. Will these rims+tyres rub?
Will these change driving security?
I hope you can help me guys, and sorry for the bad English!
Thank You!
I am pretty new here, and I would like to ask your advise. I have a stock 2004 BMW E60 530d, and I would like to change the rims.
I have picked these:
Will they fit my ride? If yes, should I buy 4 of these, or do I need different size for the rear and front 2-2? Same questions is going for the tyres.. Which should I pick, and what sizes?
I live in Hungary, and we have kind of bumpy roads. Will these rims+tyres rub?
Will these change driving security?
I hope you can help me guys, and sorry for the bad English!
Thank You!
03-14-2015, 11:09 AM
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...Moving this to the Tire and Wheel forum...
You might find some answers to your questions here: Online Wheel and Tyre Fitment Calculator. Offset, Tyre Stretch and Speedo Error | Will They Fit. The vendor should also be able to advise you on the correct sizes for their wheels. It's called a "staggered setup" when you have larger wheels in back than in front. It's purely an appearance thing. You don't have to do that.
Your English is just great! My Hungarian should be so good (nonexistent).
Welcome to the forum!
You might find some answers to your questions here: Online Wheel and Tyre Fitment Calculator. Offset, Tyre Stretch and Speedo Error | Will They Fit. The vendor should also be able to advise you on the correct sizes for their wheels. It's called a "staggered setup" when you have larger wheels in back than in front. It's purely an appearance thing. You don't have to do that.
Your English is just great! My Hungarian should be so good (nonexistent).
Welcome to the forum!
03-14-2015, 11:12 AM
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...Moving this to the Tire and Wheel forum...
You might find some answers to your questions here: Online Wheel and Tyre Fitment Calculator. Offset, Tyre Stretch and Speedo Error | Will They Fit. The vendor should also be able to advise you on the correct sizes for their wheels. It's called a "staggered setup" when you have larger wheels in back than in front. It's purely an appearance thing. You don't have to do that.
Your English is just great! My Hungarian should be so good (nonexistent).
Welcome to the forum!
You might find some answers to your questions here: Online Wheel and Tyre Fitment Calculator. Offset, Tyre Stretch and Speedo Error | Will They Fit. The vendor should also be able to advise you on the correct sizes for their wheels. It's called a "staggered setup" when you have larger wheels in back than in front. It's purely an appearance thing. You don't have to do that.
Your English is just great! My Hungarian should be so good (nonexistent).
Welcome to the forum!
I am going to check out that you have linked. And thanks for the greeting, I am glad that I have found this forum. 
03-14-2015, 01:19 PM
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Welcome to the forums!
Sorry to tell you the wheels you linked won't work without spacers that push the wheels more out from the wheel arch. They would need hubcentric rings too, because the center bore seems to be 74.1mm.
The correct measures for the e60 (RWD) would be 8.5x20 and ET/Offset 20 or less. The correct center bore is 72.56mm.
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Sorry to tell you the wheels you linked won't work without spacers that push the wheels more out from the wheel arch. They would need hubcentric rings too, because the center bore seems to be 74.1mm.
The correct measures for the e60 (RWD) would be 8.5x20 and ET/Offset 20 or less. The correct center bore is 72.56mm.
- Antti -
03-14-2015, 02:08 PM
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Welcome to the forums!
Sorry to tell you the wheels you linked won't work without spacers that push the wheels more out from the wheel arch. They would need hubcentric rings too, because the center bore seems to be 74.1mm.
The correct measures for the e60 (RWD) would be 8.5x20 and ET/Offset 20 or less. The correct center bore is 72.56mm.
- Antti -
Sorry to tell you the wheels you linked won't work without spacers that push the wheels more out from the wheel arch. They would need hubcentric rings too, because the center bore seems to be 74.1mm.
The correct measures for the e60 (RWD) would be 8.5x20 and ET/Offset 20 or less. The correct center bore is 72.56mm.
- Antti -
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