FS: 17" alloys and Winter Tyres £380

Shame I am about 200 miles from the OP - anybody know if they would fit my E46 Compact? I'd rather save the E86 for decent weather!
 
Mr Tidy said:
Shame I am about 200 miles from the OP - anybody know if they would fit my E46 Compact? I'd rather save the E86 for decent weather!
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E46s have virtually identical offsets as Z4 E85 E86 so around et 47
These being et 20 but only 7.5j width would fit but they will look as though you have added 20/25mm spacers to your current wheels so on the maximum stance before looking "fandango " :oops:
 
Many thanks Mr Wilks :thumbsup:

My E46 is an Imola Red 325ti Sport, so I think a bit of borderline Fandango might work quite well! :D

But Berkshire is long way from Yorkshire, and my past experience of the little white stuff we get down here is winters wouldn't get you past the 3 mile queue that has someone stranded at the front of it!

Decisions, decisions - probably do what I usually do; wait too long then regret it! :headbang:

Saying that my previous E46 could actually pull away in snow on summer tyres whereas the E87 on RFT's that replaced it was virtually useless. :roll:
 
KERMIT1970 said:
Axelf said:
If these go over the discs on a 3.5i then I am interested in them.... But I not home till October 1st... Thanks
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Need 18" to clear the brakes on 35i & 35is :thumbsdown: Also see it`s a new car you have also need TPMS sensors. I have the same problem,bought a set of 18" CSL reps for winter setup need tyres & sensors. Don`t think i`ll bother. :headbang:
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But my daily wheels are 17" on our 35i and we have the official BMW winter wheels for this car tjhat are 17" with 35 offset all round.

P.S. without the winters on the continental sports run-flats are hilariously poor in snow.
 
But my daily wheels are 17" on our 35i and we have the official BMW winter wheels for this car tjhat are 17" with 35 offset all round.

P.S. without the winters on the continental sports run-flats are hilariously poor in snow.[/quote]

Thanks for that :thumbsup: now we know :D should have bought 17's lol. Still the same problem for me with the tpms sensors :headbang:
 
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