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[Northwest335i]

Will these fit an e92 coupe with stock m sport suspension? The calculator said 62mm further out compared to my 18x8.5 rear wheel compared to the 18x10.5
I hate to be the will these fit guy but I know nothing about wheels.
https://chicago.craigslist.org/chc/pts/5012196574.html

[MonacoBlueE90]

With the listed offsets no those wont fit, but looking the fitment on those pictures i don't believe the offsets or even the width of the wheels. Looks way too conservative on that e46.

[Northwest335i]

Do spacers change offset? Would they ever fit? You are right they don't look that wide on that car

[MonacoBlueE90]

Originally Posted by Northwest335i

Do spacers change offset? Would they ever fit? You are right they don't look that wide on that car

I wouldn't buy those, just because the seller doesn't seem to have any idea about the real specs, if you can find out what they really are then it's different thing. Generally you can fit 9.5 front and 10.5 rear, but 0 offset would be too low, if the wheels would be 0 offset, it would fit like member #Tee's old setup 19x10.5 front and 19x12.5 rear, only difference is that 9.5/10.5 et0 would be impossible to fit nicely because you would need so narrow tyres. http://www.e90post.com/forums/showpo...80&postcount=1, so true stretch and poke setup.

Those specs can't be correct because e46 uses specs that are more conservative than e90.

Spacers don't change the wheel offset, but adding spacer will push the wheel more out. Just an example these two will extend to exact same place, et20 + 10mm spacer = Wheel with offset 10. Assuming that the wheel width is the same. So you could say that it changes the effective offset, but wheel specs are still what it was before.

[Northwest335i]

Thank you for the valuable information and your time. The posting by the seller is sketchy, you are right. I am not in the market for wheels but I could not resist and ask about these. Thanks again.