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Asking Price:

USD 850.00

Or Best Offer

Location:

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Item Interest

Hello,

For sale is a set of Oem 220m wheels that I am running on my e93 335i. Your are getting the full set of front and rear wheels plus an additional rear rim. The wheels are in pretty darn good condition 9/10.
The additional rim is a fully functional repaired rim, with all work done at Intrack Tires (the best).
Tires not included and all rims are true and straight with no cracks or bends.

Price for wheels is $850 OBO.

[spac3]

Damn, wish NY wasn't so far away

[insxtc]

I am interested. these would work with my 2009 e92 xdrive right? As long as the diameter with tires are the same on 4 wheels?

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Originally Posted by spac3

Damn, wish NY wasn't so far away

Shipping available. Post office is a block away.... let me know.

Originally Posted by insxtc

I am interested. these would work with my 2009 e92 xdrive right? As long as the diameter with tires are the same on 4 wheels?

Not sure how the XI system works, but to my knowledge as long as your tires all match you are golden. Wheels will def. fit tho... Let me know.

[000SpikE000]

If it is the front and rear from the M3 you might have to roll your fenders to get them to fit. The rear offset of 23 on 9.5" rim is too aggressive for a stock setup.

Originally Posted by big_ed

Shipping available. Post office is a block away.... let me know.



Not sure how the XI system works, but to my knowledge as long as your tires all match you are golden. Wheels will def. fit tho... Let me know.

[insxtc]

ok. thanks for the answer spike.

[chris98m3]

Trade for te37 reps

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Originally Posted by 000SpikE000

If it is the front and rear from the M3 you might have to roll your fenders to get them to fit. The rear offset of 23 on 9.5" rim is too aggressive for a stock setup.

Check this thread out guys. Post#5. As you will find, the issue with m3 wheels is not that they dont fit, but that they don't fit with m3 TIRE SIZES. The offsets are aggressive but people have run 235/35/19(front) and 265/30/19 or 255/30/19 for the rear and did not rub or modify there fenders on stock suspension.

But to be honest, being that tire brands can vary slightly in size, if you want to play completely safe and really dont want to roll the rear fender....than run 255/30/19.

This should avoid any possibility of having to roll your rear fenders...

http://www.e90post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=618110

[whyzee125]

That's an awesome looking e93!

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Originally Posted by whyzee125

That's an awesome looking e93!

Thanks man!

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