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[lnxguy]

God damn do those rims ever look good! Really makes me wanna go 19's on my 335d!

[starbai]

does anyone know if the 437m's are available in a 18" replica?

[335Dkazalski]

Hey guys, just bought a 2011 335d and was wondering if anyone knows if they make this exact set up in an aftermarket/replica wheel? I can't seem to find the same offset or I guess it's considered "et" any help would be appreciated!! That car looks amazing btw!!

[starbai]

http://f30.bimmerpost.com/forums/sho...9#post21328289

[Kevin_The_Clean1]

Originally Posted by siphor1989

Just an FYI, the M4 style 437m wheels are forged so they'll be a good deal lighter and stronger than the 19" wheels found on the regular 3 series.

I had no idea. I guess if I ever do buy a set of 437's that's simply more fuel to justify me purchasing a set... !

[Kabrich]

Originally Posted by k335d

Finally got the new to me wheels mounted. Im running 235/275 but I'm thinking of going 245 on the front now. I was worried they would rub but so far all is well.

Originally Posted by jamesey271975

I just put 437m rims on my e92 335xi. They fit perfect with 235/35/19 and 275/30/19.

Great advice OP

Would these OEM 437m work on 2011 328 x-drive ?

Tire size suggestions?

Thanks.

[k335d]

Originally Posted by Kabrich

Would these OEM 437m work on 2011 328 x-drive ?

Tire size suggestions?

Thanks.

Yes sir. I'm using 235/35f 275/30r

[AJL]

Originally Posted by Kabrich

Would these OEM 437m work on 2011 328 x-drive ?

Tire size suggestions?

Thanks.

You shouldn't really run staggered wheels on X-Drive vehicles if I remember correctly.. I was looking into that when I had an AWD 328. Something to do with the overall diameter needing to be within a couple percent of front to rear. It would probably be a good idea to double check

[dirday]

I don't know much about rims, tires sizes, offsets etc...

I have a 2011 M3 Sedan and want to put these silver 437 M4 rims on it.

From my understanding, I can use the rims from the M4 and they will bolt on, but I need different tires. Is this correct?

Or can I simply just buy take offs from a M4 and put them on my car?

If someone can suggest the best tire and 437 rim combination that would be great...

Also, what is the real difference between the replicas I see out there vs OEM? Why would I not want replicas? (sorry lots of questions)

I had a hell of a time running 04 19" m3 rims on a 04 330 way back and don't want to have that mess again.

thank you.

[terryd5150]

I've got a set of 437 reps I'll be putting on my E90 LCI soon.

9.5 inch rears with a 37 offset; my plan is to put 275/30s on the rear (M-sport suspension).

I'll update when I get them installed.

[Antetokounmpo]

Originally Posted by AJL

You shouldn't really run staggered wheels on X-Drive vehicles if I remember correctly.. I was looking into that when I had an AWD 328. Something to do with the overall diameter needing to be within a couple percent of front to rear. It would probably be a good idea to double check

You can absolutely run staggered on xdrive without issues. The overall diameters have to be within 1% with the fronts being taller, if any.

[dirday]

Can someone please give me a hand with this? I called 2 shops in town and no one can give me solid answers. I'm sorry I'm new here, should I be on a m3 forum?


I don't know much about rims, tires sizes, offsets etc...

I have a 2011 M3 Sedan and want to put these silver 437 M4 rims on it.

From my understanding, I can use the rims from the M4 and they will bolt on, but I need different tires. Is this correct?

Or can I simply just buy take offs from a M4 and put them on my car?

If someone can suggest the best tire and 437 rim combination that would be great...

Also, what is the real difference between the replicas I see out there vs OEM? Why would I not want replicas? (sorry lots of questions)

I had a hell of a time running 04 19" m3 rims on a 04 330 way back and don't want to have that mess again.

thank you.

Originally Posted by dirday

Can someone please give me a hand with this? I called 2 shops in town and no one can give me solid answers. I'm sorry I'm new here, should I be on a m3 forum?


I don't know much about rims, tires sizes, offsets etc...

I have a 2011 M3 Sedan and want to put these silver 437 M4 rims on it.

From my understanding, I can use the rims from the M4 and they will bolt on, but I need different tires. Is this correct?

Or can I simply just buy take offs from a M4 and put them on my car?

If someone can suggest the best tire and 437 rim combination that would be great...

Also, what is the real difference between the replicas I see out there vs OEM? Why would I not want replicas? (sorry lots of questions)

I had a hell of a time running 04 19" m3 rims on a 04 330 way back and don't want to have that mess again.

thank you.

Ask your question in the M3 section.

[E90Winter]

OEM wheels look best.
What would you recommend for e90 2008 pre LCI manual RWD.
Stock nonsport suspension.

Thanks.

Looks great!

[335xs2dinan]

Originally Posted by Seamus

I just put 437m rims on my e92 335xi. They fit perfect with 235/35/19 and 275/30/19.

Great advice OP

is ur car lowered? curious about rubbing with this setup on a lowered xdrive. thank you

[Simasas18]

Originally Posted by k335d

Finally got the new to me wheels mounted. Im running 235/275 but I'm thinking of going 245 on the front now. I was worried they would rub but so far all is well.

what is the collor name of your bmw?

[Vivek.]

Originally Posted by Simasas18

what is the collor name of your bmw?

There was only one silver offered on the e90, Titanium Silver Metallic (354). Since OP's looks a little bluish in some pics it MAY be Bluewater Metallic (896) but my bet is on Titanium Silver.

[rightaway]

I love these wheels on the lci e90. Are the rep wheels more prone to bend? Should I hold out for factory wheels?

[Vivek.]

Originally Posted by rightaway

I love these wheels on the lci e90. Are the rep wheels more prone to bend? Should I hold out for factory wheels?

1) Yes 2) Yes

[rightaway]

I have the same car but non sport suspension. I don’t know if the sport lowers the car at all. It looks like 275 will fit stock. Will 255 fit in the front.

[marconi118]

255 with ET29 will not fit on the front if you dont shave the fenders where they meet the front bumper

[rightaway]

235 is the way to go than. I don’t want to shave