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[xpillzboyx]

im looking to get this rims that came off an a4 they are 5x112 if i rebolt them to 5x120 will tey be able to fit or what other info do i need to have match my car and what would be the approximate numbers like in regards to offsetrs or w.e

thx

[KkSc]

may i ask you why you wanna put audi's rims on your car???:S

[wj4]

Originally Posted by xpillzboyx

im looking to get this rims that came off an a4 they are 5x112 if i rebolt them to 5x120 will tey be able to fit or what other info do i need to have match my car and what would be the approximate numbers like in regards to offsetrs or w.e

thx

How would you rebolt 5x112 to 5x120? Even if it's possible, it's not worth it, considering the trouble. And even if you get the wheel to actually sit on the hub, you're still face with the offset and width of the wheels.

[xpillzboyx]

they are aftermarket rims that came off an audi... thats why i wanna put em on my car. i heard its like 200 to rebolt. and i got a bomb deal on em so its worth it to do so.
so wat are the numbers i should be looking for when i go to c the rims tonight as far as like offset or w.e other number id need to know theyd fit my car

[1WickedE90]

Originally Posted by xpillzboyx

they are aftermarket rims that came off an audi... thats why i wanna put em on my car. i heard its like 200 to rebolt. and i got a bomb deal on em so its worth it to do so.
so wat are the numbers i should be looking for when i go to c the rims tonight as far as like offset or w.e other number id need to know theyd fit my car

It seems like a lot of trouble just to get a set of wheels for your car. You'd have to match the following:

1) 5x120 bolt pattern
2) Hub diameter (can you get the proper centering rings with the wheels for it to fit a BMW?)
3) Offsets (conservative offsets run 35ET/40ET, front/rear for aftermarket wheels that are staggered)
4) TPMS (you'd have to pay the labor to take them off your car & put on the wheels or buy a whole new set for the Audi aftermarket wheels)

If you're looking for wheels & you like "Audi" style ones, check out http://www.velocitymotoring.com/links/wheels_v708.htm

[BCoBaby]

the car gods would curse your car

[montreal_bimmer]

plaster the current holes and drill new ones.... remember to use a diamond tip drill bit, or else you wont penetrate the wheel...

[xpillzboyx]

im not worried about the bolt pattern im worried about the offset

[Ron@Modbargains]

Originally Posted by xpillzboyx

im not worried about the bolt pattern im worried about the offset

Well if you can get past the bolt pattern, most of the offsets for the audi are within the 3 series range so you will probably be OK. What offset are the wheels your trying to put on?