Will Z4M wheels fit on a 2006 3.0si?

They're not the perfect offset, but as long as you keep to non-///M tyre sizes you sholdn't have an issue.
 
Have run my 3.0 si Coupe on Z4M wheels with standard (higher profile) M tyres and it works fine - until you press on and the road dips catch you out which causes a bit of rubbing (Found this out during a forum run - hadn't had a problem before then!)

Have heard others run them with lower profile tyres (Pawnsacrifice, spud and peddy for three) and they don't seem to grumble about rubbing issues.

Offset is wrong and rears are wider - but it looks the business IMO.
 
Dav the wheel nut said:
OK no need to shout.
Not intended as a shout...

Shouting on the internet is the use of ALL CAPS.

I intended the " :!: " to indicated that I had great confidence in my answer... :wink:
 
WLH said:
Dav the wheel nut said:
OK no need to shout.
Not intended as a shout...

Shouting on the internet is the use of ALL CAPS.

I intended the " :!: " to indicated that I had great confidence in my answer... :wink:

Brilliant. I'm going to use one of them after all my wheel answers :!: :lol:
 
Hi, I have a 2004/ 2.2 roadster. I have recent bought a set of M wheels, 18". 8J on the front, 9J on the rear. The tyres were M sizes and knackered, so I have had fitted new Falcon 452's. Front 18/225/40, rear 18/255/35, as per the sticker in the door well.

I have test fitted the wheels to the car (needed new centre caps, new caps on e-bay - rubbish, kept pinging out!!) the rear protrude beyond the wheelarch about 14 -3/8 of an inch. Have talked to my trusted MOT garage, he said it would be OK, but wanted to confirm when tyres on car. His only thoughts were would the body hit the tyres, if bouncing. As the car was (old wheels on) he tested the suspension and said it was so stiff he does not think that will be a problem.

Should we get some good weather I'll fit them and see what he says, will also put some picture on as well.
 
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