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Old 09-27-2006, 08:23 PM
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Wheel Question...
I have a 2004 BMW X5 4.4i with the Star Spoke 132's. I would really like to swap them out with new Star Spoke 87's. I like the width and look of that wheel/tire combo on the 4.8's.

My question is this... Will I have any fitment issues with rubbing or anything putting that wheel/tire on the 4.4i? I dont see why I would it looks to be pretty much the same but just wanted to know.

Is everyone in agreement that the stance of the wider profile (315's) in the rear is a substantial diffrence when it comes to the Star Spoke 87's vs the 132's?

Also is anyone wanting to sell their OEM Star Spoke 87 wheels?
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