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R. Mark Clayton - 29 Jan 2006 00:06 GMT

Anyone got a link for what possibilities are OK?

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John Burns - 29 Jan 2006 20:48 GMT

> Anyone got a link for what possibilities are OK?

Any five bolt BMW wheels will work unless they're from a three series
(wrong offset). Any five series wheels from the later E39/E60 five need
hubcentric adaptor rings. Your tyres are a larger diameter than those on
a five or six series.

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Fred W - 30 Jan 2006 13:55 GMT

>>Anyone got a link for what possibilities are OK?
>
> Any five bolt BMW wheels will work unless they're from a three series
> (wrong offset). Any five series wheels from the later E39/E60 five need
> hubcentric adaptor rings. Your tyres are a larger diameter than those on
> a five or six series.

Actually, the E60 has the smaller diameter hubcenter, not the larger one
like the E39 does. I know this because I have E60 take-off wheels
mounted on my E34 and they fit perfectly without rings or spacers.

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