New Wheels

Hi Allen

Can't say i'm familiar with any of your choice of wheels, but you wont have any problems with either 18s or 19"s provided you choose no more than say a 9" wide front rim & 10.5" rear rim.

The offsets are the measurement from a centre line, mine for instance are from memory 15mm front & 20mm rear but i choose to use 10&15mm
to push the wheels out further into the wheel arch, purly asthetic

The best advice is to try a few wheels on the car prior to any decision try differing offsets, borrow a wheel from another Bmw owner, you'll be surprised what will actually fit, but dont try any 3 series rims, they dont work at all

Having recently put on a set of Beyern Mesh 18's and living in a city with pretty poor roads, I am starting to wish I had gone with 17's. I'm a bit of a perfectionist when it comes to my car, and I already have several little pits in the rims of the wheels, just from normal driving. Not much rubber with 18's to protect the wheel. Can't imagine what it would be like with 19's. I love the look, but don't know what they are going to look like in a year or two. Just my 2 cents.

Paul