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      01-06-2010, 05:44 AM   #1
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5 and 3 series bolt pattern

hi everyone,

I was wondering if the bolt pattern of a 2007 5 series and 2007 3 series is the same?...I like some 5 series rims for my car but i dont know if they will fit, i will try to post a picture of them.


i would appreciate it if anybody can let me know, thanks

http://pictures.dealer.com//soniclongbeach/a34de7197f0000010057209046dbc183.jpg[/IMG]
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Same bolt pattern, but they use different offsets.
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will i be able to use them in my car?
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will i be able to use them in my car?
The picture you posted is of a Bmw style 122 wheel. They measure 17x8 all around. They came in 2 different offsets, et22 for the rear wheel drive e60 5-series and et43 for the all wheel drive version. Both offsets will fit, but if it’s the et22 offset, it’s gonna look a bit goofy, since they are a non-staggered setup running such a low offset. You'll find that the front wheels will actually stick out more than the rears. You could fix this by running a thinner tire upfront and a wider one out back, or you could try running a spacer on just the rear wheels, giving you a staggered wheel setup. Since it’s such a low offset, you may rub once you install spacers though.
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