FS: BMW Winter Tire Set Up

[mike.dunn17]

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Asking Price:

USD 350.00

Or Best Offer

Item Interest

Guys need your help. I know better and feel like a complete moron but I totally bought the wrong tire setup for my 135i from a guy with an e46 330i

I have for sale Michelin X-Ice #3 used for 3 months, sized @ 195/60/15 on BMW OE aluminum rims (not steels). Very capable set up minus having to fit over a 6 piston front calliper - DUH

Not 100% if this set up would work on a 128i but looking to get rid of for $350 - honestly it's what I paid for them.

If anyone wants or knows another thread to post in let me know.

http://www.kijiji.ca/v-view-details....8-cc02466e0e17

[NorthernDancer]

Most likely not work on 128 either. Smallest size and recommended winter size would be 205/55 R16. AND, I'll bet a 24 that these never came off a 330i.

[jlc45]

Suggestion:
Do some research and find out what other cars might accept these wheels/tires.
It's possible (just a guess) that they might work on a Civic e.g. and if so you have a pretty big market. (My BMW wheels and my Acura wheels have the same bolt pattern.)
(my Camry's wheels came off a Dodge minivan.) Even if you had to split them up and just sell the tires, you should be able to recoup most of your cost.

[NorthernDancer]

Yes, agree with above-split them up.
Google is your friend (and there are no BMWs on the list but many other cars

[MightyMouseTech]

You say "not steels", but pic is on steel wheels, they are not alloys. And no way a 15" will fit on a 135, 17" minimum required. No way will fit a 128 either. And FYI, those would not fit a 330. Had my 17" 1er wheels in my 330, and they just BARELY fit, needed 25 mm spacers to fit, and it was very, very close.


BTW, I have a set of winter OE alloys for sale.