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[Herakles]

I don't know how else to tell?

[gde061]

I would be cautious. The M3 uses different offsets (significantly less offset) than the other 3-series.

If you want to see what I mean, check out these pages for the non-M, and the scone for the M:

https://support.apexraceparts.com/hc...-Fitment-Guide

https://support.apexraceparts.com/hc...-Fitment-Guide

Now the experts can correct me about this but less [positive] offset means you get more clearance on your suspension stuff, but that the wheels are gonna stick out more. So on something like a 19" wheel this is where you might be concerned about body rub, etc. Best thing to do is get the actual complete wheel spec. If that is an OEM 19x8.5, then the offset is probably 27. If it's 19x9 then the offset is probably 29. If you don't understand what those numbers mean, then go read up on how wheels are sized before you buy anything. A typical E90 offset range is around 32 to 41, depending on wheel width and/or fender flaring, etc. Also the tires you put on them will make a difference. Once you get the actual spec from the seller you can go to Fitment and search the gallery for other cars that use that setup with various tires, and read carefully because it will say if they flared the fenders or had to use spacers, etc.

[Herakles]

Originally Posted by gde061

I would be cautious. The M3 uses different offsets (significantly less offset) than the other 3-series.

If you want to see what I mean, check out these pages for the non-M, and the scone for the M:

https://support.apexraceparts.com/hc...-Fitment-Guide

https://support.apexraceparts.com/hc...-Fitment-Guide

Now the experts can correct me about this but less [positive] offset means you get more clearance on your suspension stuff, but that the wheels are gonna stick out more. So on something like a 19" wheel this is where you might be concerned about body rub, etc. Best thing to do is get the actual complete wheel spec. If that is an OEM 19x8.5, then the offset is probably 27. If it's 19x9 then the offset is probably 29. If you don't understand what those numbers mean, then go read up on how wheels are sized before you buy anything. A typical E90 offset range is around 32 to 41, depending on wheel width and/or fender flaring, etc. Also the tires you put on them will make a difference. Once you get the actual spec from the seller you can go to Fitment and search the gallery for other cars that use that setup with various tires, and read carefully because it will say if they flared the fenders or had to use spacers, etc.

Thanks appreciate it, doesn't seem
Worth the hassle I thought would be more straight forward.

[readyplayerone]

these look like style 437 if so they are on the front 9JX19 ET:29 and on the back 10JX19 ET:40. they will poke out about 0.3 inches on the front and on the back it will sit closer to the strut 0.2-0.3 inches and will poke out 0.1-0.2 inches. I would say this is still within tolerable limits.

[Vivek.]

Yes they will fit. Here's a thread with pics of how they look on e90
https://www.e90post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1159628



FWIW that price is high IMO. I paid 1k for mine plus around 130 for shipping across the country, got them powdercoated for 400 bucks or so up in Oregon and they're perfect, almost exactly how I want em.

[Herakles]

Originally Posted by Vivek.

Yes they will fit. Here's a thread with pics of how they look on e90
https://www.e90post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1159628



FWIW that price is high IMO. I paid 1k for mine plus around 130 for shipping across the country, got them powdercoated for 400 bucks or so up in Oregon and they're perfect, almost exactly how I want em.

Dude they are gorgeous and what a great deal you got thank you for letting me know I guess I'll hang tight for the right ones to come around