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X3 E83 (2004 - 2010)
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2004 BMW X3 - will these fit??
I am re-posting this request.
I have 2004 BMW X3. I am looking to buy used but original BMW 17" Rims that were used on a 2002 325xi. I am planning to use them for my 17" winter tires - 235/55 R17 The specifications of the used Rims as supplied by the seller are: offset of 43 mm with bolt pattern of 120 mm; and other details provided were 205/50/17 225/50/17 E46 E90 E61 Will these Rims fit my car? Thanks, |
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Thanks for your suggestion, UncleJ...will try it as well
Regards, |
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These wheels will without a doubt fit your x3. Same bolt pattern, centerbore, and close offset. You may want to use a skinnier tire as has been mentioned. Maybe a 225/60 r17 would work well. Narrow is better in the snow anyways.
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Now that I check the tirerack site, I see that for most 235/55/17 tires, the allowable wheel width is 6.5" - 8.5".
(For any tire model, you can click on its SPECS. tab to get all the detailed info. For most tires - some don't have complete specs.) A bigger range than I thought. BMW specd. a 8" wide wheel which is on the upper side of the allowable range. A 7.5" wide wheel would be right in the middle of the range. A 7" wide wheel IS within spec. - it's just that you would notice the sidewall slopes inward a bit. The fit will vary somewhat between tire models as two tire makes/models of the same nominal size are not necessarily identical in size. |
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Thanks for the update Supercourse...
I shall check with the seller for the wheel width... BTW, is 43 mm offset ok? |
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