Will these alloys fit my E92????

olivers · 04-26-2010, 04:12 AM

hello everyone,

I am looking to change my standard 19" alloys on my 335d coupe and was wondering if the following alloys would fit my car. Also would i need spacers or not for them to fit.

Fronts alloys 9J X20 ET42
Rear alloys 10J X 20 ET33

Thanks for any help.

M3-FAST · 04-26-2010, 04:18 AM

If you use the forum wheel/tyre calculator it will assist you in working out the dimensions of your new wheels.....

http://www.e90post.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=12

Pop in the sizes of your OEM fitted wheels, and then enter the sizes and offsets of the intended wheels - it will tell you how much further they will protrude or retract from stock. Remember that if they are retracting, adding a spacer will help but if you are going to 10" rears you will have to be very precise with the offsets as adding a spacer onto a badly offsetted wheel will just make it rub the arches.

I would browse the wheel/tyre forum and maybe post on there as well, you may get a lot more answers from members who have similar sized wheels already fitted?

olivers · 04-26-2010, 12:16 PM

Thanks for your help.

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M3-FAST Defected to the dark side..... 210 Rep 5,795 Posts Drives: BMW M5 LCi Join Date: May 2007 Location: Stafford, UK iTrader: (11) Garage List 2009 E90 M3 [10.00] 2007 325i M-sport C ... [9.00]	If you use the forum wheel/tyre calculator it will assist you in working out the dimensions of your new wheels..... http://www.e90post.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=12 Pop in the sizes of your OEM fitted wheels, and then enter the sizes and offsets of the intended wheels - it will tell you how much further they will protrude or retract from stock. Remember that if they are retracting, adding a spacer will help but if you are going to 10" rears you will have to be very precise with the offsets as adding a spacer onto a badly offsetted wheel will just make it rub the arches. I would browse the wheel/tyre forum and maybe post on there as well, you may get a lot more answers from members who have similar sized wheels already fitted?
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olivers Private 6 Rep 66 Posts Drives: bmw e92 Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: UK iTrader: (1)	Thanks for your help.
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