Elastic bands for tyres ?

[easty027]

Check out the size of these, they look huge and i have never seen a tyre look so thin in profile. Bet it still rides better than 18" run flats

 

[sp3ctre]

Looks a bit silly if you ask me... low profile is good, *no profile* just looks like someone nicked his tyres

 

[paddy wright]

looks ridiculus!

 

[*AL*]

Stay away from the pot holes!!

 

[AlanL]

Looks like a couple of passes with electrical tape instead of tires. I hope he only intends to move the car from place to place on a trailer. :lol:

 

[Rick Hunter]

Geez... M6 reps look HORRIBLE on an E46.

 

[gannet]

Jeez - just wrong IMO

 

[Smokin]

seems to be the trend here in the US. I've seen older used-to-be-luxury cars like Oldsmobiles with 22 inch rims and rubber bands for tires. I wish I was their rubber supplier--can you imagine how fast those things wear out, not to mention one pothole and you're back at the wheel vendor.

 

[WLH]

WRONG.... :thumbsdown:

 

[JamesF]

looks as though even cornering a bit too enthusiastically would induce a nasty case of kerbing.

 

[mikedav]

Those might be 20"s..but even if they are the tyre is entirely wrong; this M3 has 20"s and the tyres are less stretched / have more profile...

20"s are far to much on an E46, must drive like crap