2000 z3 rim and tire question
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I would think more info required in the way of the offset from the hub. Someone on here will be able to assist as to whether they will fit and if spacers are to be used. Also best tyre sizes. I’m no expert on the subject so cannot help directly.
Thanks for the helpI would think more info required in the way of the offset from the hub. Someone on here will be able to assist as to whether they will fit and if spacers are to be used. Also best tyre sizes. I’m no expert on the subject so cannot help directly.
Hi Tom you should find the style of wheel on here,
If you click on the wheel style it opens a page which tells you the size and offset.
Find your original wheels and do the same and you can compare the offset of each type of wheel.
Tony.
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If you click on the wheel style it opens a page which tells you the size and offset.
Find your original wheels and do the same and you can compare the offset of each type of wheel.
Tony.
As Tony said you can find them on the style site - http://www.bmwstylewheels.com/bmw/73
They are 17x7J wheels with an offset of 47. They'll fit fine, 215/45R17 tyres seems to be the standard size. You could add between 10-15mm spacers easily to help them sit better / more flush with the arches.
They are 17x7J wheels with an offset of 47. They'll fit fine, 215/45R17 tyres seems to be the standard size. You could add between 10-15mm spacers easily to help them sit better / more flush with the arches.
I found the wheel arches quite gracious and have no trouble with the 20,s on mine, running 245/35 20 front and 275/35 20 rear, they are terrible, unless on nice roads, which we dont have round here. But sure look purdy...