Wheel Fitment help URGENT

T2YLG · 08-11-2023, 07:22 AM

Hi Guys,

I really need some help urgently. I’ve got a e90 325i lci SE and I wanted to get new alloys. I want OEM style 32s that I have seen online that have come off a e46. I’m not too sure about offsets but the offset for the style 32 is ET47 for fronts and ET50 for backs. They are 18inches staggered 8j and 8.5j. Currently I have SE suspension but I will be putting on bilstein b12 with eibach springs. Would the above alloys fit. I don’t mind spacers but I don’t want to roll fenders etc. please someone reply as soon as possible. Thanks

E30M CW · 08-14-2023, 12:23 AM

You'll likely need spacers for those wheels. 13mm in the front and 11mm in the back would locate the wheels to the stock location for the 18" wheel options for an e90. You could likely add a few mm more if you wanted to move the wheels further out. I'm sure you could find something that wouldn't need the fenders to be rolled.

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T2YLG New Member 0 Rep 5 Posts Drives: E90 325i N53 Join Date: Oct 2021 Location: England iTrader: (0)	Wheel Fitment help URGENT Hi Guys, I really need some help urgently. I’ve got a e90 325i lci SE and I wanted to get new alloys. I want OEM style 32s that I have seen online that have come off a e46. I’m not too sure about offsets but the offset for the style 32 is ET47 for fronts and ET50 for backs. They are 18inches staggered 8j and 8.5j. Currently I have SE suspension but I will be putting on bilstein b12 with eibach springs. Would the above alloys fit. I don’t mind spacers but I don’t want to roll fenders etc. please someone reply as soon as possible. Thanks
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E30M CW Private 12 Rep 69 Posts Drives: 2015 335Xi Join Date: Sep 2018 Location: Alberta iTrader: (0)	You'll likely need spacers for those wheels. 13mm in the front and 11mm in the back would locate the wheels to the stock location for the 18" wheel options for an e90. You could likely add a few mm more if you wanted to move the wheels further out. I'm sure you could find something that wouldn't need the fenders to be rolled.
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