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Old 12-07-2015, 04:59 PM
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Originally Posted by X53Jay4.8is View Post
Reading through their site with the number of custom things that Forgestar does with their wheels I would imagine they will drill the Center Bore to be an exact fit to the X5 and avoid a lot of potential vibration hassle. I am looking forward to seeing these wheels on the X5 that X3 in the picture looks good with them. I think Crystalworks finish that he selected is going to be the finishing touch that sets the wheels off just right.
Thanks again, and yes I am hoping as well that they are going to go with factory center bore. I can't see why they wouldn't.

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Originally Posted by THE VEIN View Post
why not just run the stock tire size?
Because wider is better. Well, for me anyway... visually speaking. If I could stuff 355's under there I would... I like that steam roller tire look. As I said, it's a personal preference thing.

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Originally Posted by 4.8isX5 View Post
I believe offset on stock rear wheels (168s) is +35 if i recall...

To get them lined up with the rear factory flares like mine are youd need offset of only around +5 (if you are keeping factory width of wheel). If you are lowered say 1.5/2"s or more offset difference will need to be about another 20 extra.
I was hoping you would chime in after looking at that page Josh posted. Very nice X, love the wheels/stance. Here is what I found on the 168's... BMW wheel style 168 | BmwStyleWheels.com

It shows +30 in the rear. I saw you were running a +0 after spacer and agree with you that a +5ish (though I am switching to 20x11) would probably be necessary to get fender flush with the 325/35 tire. Looks like I will have to settle for +24 though as it is the lowest they offer in 20x11. Will ask them about it for sure.

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those will look nice!!



does $1500 seem steep for these 20" style 214?
BMW X5 wheels 20"
Thanks. I've always liked the 214's you are eyeing as well. Nice set of wheels. $1500 is pretty reasonable for the condition those appear to be in with run flats. Show up with cash and try to get a hundred bucks or so off. Can't hurt.
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