I guess you could check the plate on the door frame which gives the pressures for the different tyre sizes, or the owners handbook if you have one. The owners area of the BMW website is a good place to check to, look in the accessories section for alloy wheels. It will list the sizes available by model.
I assume you mean tires instead of wheels. And it would depend on the wheel/rims that you have in order to determine if those tires will fit the wheels/rims you want to put them on. You can easily go from 225 to 235 or 245 to 255.
those tires may not fit on stock wheels, but there should be enough space if you get 0.5inch wider wheels for them.
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