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      09-30-2018, 10:53 PM   #1
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Winter Tires (and rims)

Has anyone had feedback from their dealer on winter rims and tires? Or your local tire shop? Nothing (yet) at Tire Rack and I would like a standalone winter set. TIA
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      09-30-2018, 11:21 PM   #2
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Has anyone had feedback from their dealer on winter rims and tires? Or your local tire shop? Nothing (yet) at Tire Rack and I would like a standalone winter set. TIA
Yes. Part numbers are in the system, however, there is now way to order yet.
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I heard this from my dealer last week:

F90 M5 Staggered set 705m Orbit Grey wheel pack with Michelin Pilot Alpine 5’s
$3665 plus tax

F90 M5 Non Staggered set 705m Ferric Grey wheel pack with Michelin Pilot Alpine 5’s
$3415 plus tax

They also offer storage and swap of the original wheel/tire set for $350 per year

Looks like tire rack also has winter tires now available too:

https://www.tirerack.com/tires/TireSearchResults.jsp?tireIndex=2&autoMake=BMW&aut oYear=2018&autoModel=M5&autoModClar=&frontWidth=27 5%2F&frontRatio=35&frontDiameter=20&frontSortCode= 60000&rearWidth=285%2F&rearRatio=35&rearDiameter=2 0&rearSortCode=60101
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I heard this from my dealer last week:

F90 M5 Staggered set 705m Orbit Grey wheel pack with Michelin Pilot Alpine 5’s
$3665 plus tax

F90 M5 Non Staggered set 705m Ferric Grey wheel pack with Michelin Pilot Alpine 5’s
$3415 plus tax

They also offer storage and swap of the original wheel/tire set for $350 per year

Looks like tire rack also has winter tires now available too:

https://www.tirerack.com/tires/TireS...SortCode=60101

The only problem is the F90 staggered 705m Orbit Grey wheel set is not available yet. BMW has not received the rear tires from Michelin yet. They are saying the estimated availability date is early- to mid-December.
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I heard this from my dealer last week:

F90 M5 Staggered set 705m Orbit Grey wheel pack with Michelin Pilot Alpine 5’s
$3665 plus tax

F90 M5 Non Staggered set 705m Ferric Grey wheel pack with Michelin Pilot Alpine 5’s
$3415 plus tax

They also offer storage and swap of the original wheel/tire set for $350 per year

Looks like tire rack also has winter tires now available too:

https://www.tirerack.com/tires/TireS...SortCode=60101
I ordered the staggered set last week. I sure hope it doesn't take till mid-December for arrival. My dealer offers free storage of off-season wheels/tires and free swap.
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Which is better - staggered or non staggered?
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Which is better - staggered or non staggered?
In theory non staggered allows you to rotate tires every winter front to back to increase service life.
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