Yeah pretty sure its been done on forum cars a few times , you should really check the offset or ET number & of course the rim width . there are many replica wheels around so looking on the back is the only way to get the numbers correct .
Messaged the seller a few times requesting the wheel information.
He says they are the originals from his E46 but doesn't provide me with the ET and width!
Typical :roll:
I knew boys with e46's fitting 19" M wheels on non m cars & they used 4 front wheels & the offsets suited the non M E46's. If you use a full set of M wheels on a non M car I think you will have a problem with the rears.