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      09-09-2016, 12:30 PM   #1
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SOLD! : OE Style 141 17x7 Rims with winter tires

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Selling my winter rim/tire setup from the 1er.

These are OE Style 141. 17"x7", ET 47, 5x120.

Will fit either 128 or 135.

They have ZERO curb rash. Used for only two winters. One winter on the 1er, one winter on the 3er. Note, required 25mm spacers to fit the 3er.

Tires are mostly worn Hakka R2 in 205/50/17.

Originally paid over $1000 USD plus shipping, duty etc for just the rims.

https://www.ecstuning.com/Search/Sit...621/ES2535500/



Looking for $800 Canadian, local pickup. Located in Ottawa.

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      10-13-2016, 02:34 PM   #2
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Hi. I bought a 2012 135i recently and I'm wondering about possibilities for winter wheels. It seems that the 135i will take the 17" wheels - obviously - but they must be pretty close to the brake calipers, aren't they? BTW, how do we refer to the brakes on the 135i? I'm referring to the calipers that are shiny grey or silver with BMW white lettering, fixed calipers with 6 pistons front and 4 pistons (?) rears.
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      10-13-2016, 04:55 PM   #3
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Hi. I bought a 2012 135i recently and I'm wondering about possibilities for winter wheels. It seems that the 135i will take the 17" wheels - obviously - but they must be pretty close to the brake calipers, aren't they? BTW, how do we refer to the brakes on the 135i? I'm referring to the calipers that are shiny grey or silver with BMW white lettering, fixed calipers with 6 pistons front and 4 pistons (?) rears.
Hi - you have 2 piston rears (FYI). These are the standard brakes on the 135i, they are the same as the yellow "BMW Performance" calipers except in colour (obviously). The performance brakes kit comes with drilled rotors I believe, that being the main difference.

The Style 141 wheels are designed to fit a 135i with no problems, so these will fit right onto your car plug and play. I have the 135i front calipers installed on my 128i, and I have the same wheels with no issues.

Good luck.
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      10-13-2016, 05:57 PM   #4
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Hi. I bought a 2012 135i recently and I'm wondering about possibilities for winter wheels. It seems that the 135i will take the 17" wheels - obviously - but they must be pretty close to the brake calipers, aren't they? BTW, how do we refer to the brakes on the 135i? I'm referring to the calipers that are shiny grey or silver with BMW white lettering, fixed calipers with 6 pistons front and 4 pistons (?) rears.
Like asbrr said, front are fixed 6 piston, rear are fixed 2 piston. The wheels I have for sale are made specifically as winter wheels for the 135i. Yes, clearance is tight, not all 17's will fit.
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Thanks

Thanks for the info.
I used to be a licensed mechanic (Ont.) and have done lots of work on brakes, transmissions, etc. I have had the rotors off my "new" car and I service my brakes meticulously. I'm just learning the ins and outs of the 135i though as I've never worked on a bimmer before.
I don't have a hoist and I only use hand tools and I will probably take the car to the dealer for anything very complicated. Having mostly had Japanese brands before, my vehicles have almost never been in a dealership service dep't.!
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