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      10-22-2011, 02:42 AM   #1
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I need new wheels :) !

Hi everybody !


I've a titansilver 120d e82 with M package. Actually I gonna mount winter tires on my 207M 17" wheels (Pirelli Sottozero w210 in 205/50 front and 225/45 rear ).

I wanted to buy a complete set of wheels 269 BMW Performance on Salesafter.eu online shop until the price increase from 1750€ to 2450€ ...
Now I have to search new wheels (and of course tires) for my car, but I really don't know which I can and I will buy !

So I would like you to help me a bit : I would like 18" wheels for summer I could buy in Europe (specifically in France, German countries, Italy or GB) !

I would rather buy some wheels which are mategun to contrast with the body of the car or anthracite and to complete the style of carbon parts give to the car .

I've found BBS CK wheels (but never saw them in anthracite in a european store), 1M replicas (WSP Italy but only in silver, I would have to paint them ...), VMR 710 or VB3 but too expensive in Europe (1200€) or impossible to import them (due to the taxes and customs ...) !

So I really need some help, 'cause I'm gonna be crazy !

PD : would I rather buy RF sommer tires or normal tires ?


Thank you a lot in advance !

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      10-24-2011, 01:45 PM   #2
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Sounds like your problem may be France. Maybe you can get the GT-CX wheel. Try contacting the people from Eurodivision. They seem to be based in Australia, but maybe they export to europe - at least to England.
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      10-24-2011, 02:32 PM   #3
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We have a couple dealers in Europe that sell our wheels. In any case, you got a PM.
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We have a couple dealers in Europe that sell our wheels. In any case, you got a PM.
What about dealers in Europe?? Tell us something.
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We have a couple dealers in Europe. You can contact them if you'd like or purchase wheels direct from us as well.

http://www.vmr-wheels.ch/kontakt.html

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If I buy VMR wheels, I don't know which one yet : VB3 or V710 'cause I saw yesterday à beautifull pic of a 123d on a french forum here.

He mounted 215 front and 245 rear :O !

He is lowered on KW and has 8,5" front and 9,5" rear ! I mean with stock M suspension it will rubb !
I've no idea of thé ET too ...

Would it be better in the same color or in gunmetal ?

Anyone to tell my what he thinks about it ?
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      11-07-2011, 11:27 AM   #7
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I'd do 710s in silver.
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      12-08-2011, 02:43 AM   #8
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I still have no ideas which set of wheels I will order :

- if I choose the Breyton, I think I will have to buy spacers and those are very expensive (almost 1200€ ~ 1700$ !)
- if I choose the VMR, I fear it will rub with 9,5" rear (255) when the tank is full or when I have something in my trunk :/


What should I choose ?
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      12-08-2011, 12:06 PM   #9
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VMR. 255s will fit fine in the rear.
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      12-10-2011, 07:40 AM   #10
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In 8.5" or 9.5" ?

If 8.5" for the 4 wheels, will it change the feeling of the car (the feeling we have with wheels which have different width) even if there's 215/225 front and 245/255 rear ?
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9.5" with a 255, but check with VMR on the offsets. You want them high.
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We may have someting for you check my website www.wheelplususa.com . We shipp to Europe http://www.wheelplususa.com/wheels/M...th+Machine+Lip http://www.wheelplususa.com/wheels/T...er+Machine+Lip

http://www.wheelplususa.com/wheels/T...r+Cut+Face/Lip
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Check this one too http://www.wheelplususa.com/wheels/T...x/Hyper+Silver Please check we have 17" and 18" available Thank you
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I still have no ideas which set of wheels I will order :

- if I choose the Breyton, I think I will have to buy spacers and those are very expensive (almost 1200€ ~ 1700$ !)
- if I choose the VMR, I fear it will rub with 9,5" rear (255) when the tank is full or when I have something in my trunk :/


What should I choose ?
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VMR. 255s will fit fine in the rear.


An 18x8.5 ET45 in the front with a 225/40/18 tire, and an 18x9.5 ET50 with a 255/35/18 tire in the rear would be perfectly fine. You shouldn't have any rubbing issues if you're on stock suspension. This setup is very popular among the 1-series crowd!
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An 18x8.5 ET45 in the front with a 225/40/18 tire, and an 18x9.5 ET50 with a 255/35/18 tire in the rear would be perfectly fine. You shouldn't have any rubbing issues if you're on stock suspension. This setup is very popular among the 1-series crowd!

I wouldn't have any rubbing even if my tank is full and my trunk too ('cause I saw a member explaining he has a bit rubbing when he was full and passed some asperities on the road, but I can't remember if he was stock and if he has an ET of 50 rear, maybe a more agressive one ...) ?
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I'm lowered quite a bit and have 255 with 9.5 et50 only slight rubbing on dips. Once rolled though I have no mor rubbing.

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I wouldn't have any rubbing even if my tank is full and my trunk too ('cause I saw a member explaining he has a bit rubbing when he was full and passed some asperities on the road, but I can't remember if he was stock and if he has an ET of 50 rear, maybe a more agressive one ...) ?
On stock suspension you shouldn't have any rubbing from my experiences with this fitment. Granted some tires run wider than others, but in general this fitment was made specifically for the 1-series to not rub.
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Granted some tires run wider than others, but in general this fitment was made specifically for the 1-series to not rub.

Okay, thanks for the answer :-) ! I will order Michelin Pilot Sport 3 in 225/40/18 and 255/35/18 :-D ! I hope they'll be enjoyable !
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Better for you to buy the Hankook Evo S1 ... this tyre is lower than others so rubbing with a standard stock will not happen in this configuration
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check this topic http://www.1addicts.com/forums/showthread.php?t=623015
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But will the Evo S1 as good as the PS3 ?

I saw some pics of the VB3 and I find them better looking than the v710
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VB3s are a classic, the only thing is that they're a tad more aggressive than most prefer for the 1-series. We don't recommend a 255 tire for VB3s as they may rub.
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