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Do you own a diesel powered BMW? Maybe a 335d or a BMW x35d? Come and talk about what makes your car great! |
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I'm sure the front would be fine but not too sure about the rears with your 40 size there.
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Are they off an E90 M3? Check the offset. The records say the 270M is an ET20 wheel, which may be a bit close to the lip of the fender for your liking. A standard 335d 18" wheel is 8x18ET34, i.e. a 34mm positive offset, so it tucks in a fair bit (14mm to be exact) more towards the inboard side than the 270M 8x18ET20 would.
That said, I just went out and checked the clearance on my 335d (with 225/45-17, but still on a "width-equivalent" 8x17ET34 wheel) and there is 36mm between the sidewall and the inner lip of the rear wheel well. Taking 14mm of this would still leave approx 20mm clearance, so you should be okay. Can you tell the guy you'd like to confirm that the tires have proper clearance as a condition of the sale? Cheers D. |
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Thanks!!! everyone for quick reply. I was thinking of picking them up on Wednesday but I called the deal went off as buyer got angry and started shouting on me for asking too many questions ( according to him) , like, are there any scratches on the rim, why are you selling, where did u buy them from,...
But for future reference, how can I educate myself about rims and which one will fit the car or not? Thanks again |
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Enjoy. ![]() Cheers D. |
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Good question to ask. I saw an M3 sitting on bricks with wheels stolen 3 weeks ago. I felt really bad for the owner.
I recommend getting 17" setup for winter if you have potholes in your area.
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