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Old 03-07-2014, 11:02 AM
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thank you QSILVER7 for your advice and input. very much appreciated...
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Old 03-07-2014, 11:58 AM
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i wouldnt put 18" on my X. id go 20" Gran Coupe wheels.....
I think of the E39 M5 wheels. My bad.
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Mine are 20x10F & 20x11 rear. They sit more or less flush with the fenders without the need for any spacers. You will need hub rings though (how many depends on a couple factors such as style # and whether or not they're reps or the real McCoy)

Also, regarding the 21" wheels, you may need flares from the 4.8is as the tires that you'd normally wrap them suckers in is a 325.
Yes they are genuine BMW wheels style 259. 20" not 21"
I have done some more research and it looks as if I will need the hub rings for the front due to the front hub on the X6 being 74mm and the X5 being 72.5mm. The rears should be ok as the hub sizes are both 72.5mm.
The existing front 168 style are 20 x 9 1/2 with a ET45 whereas the
X6 wheel style 259 are 20 x 10 with a ET40.
The existing rear 168 style are 20 x 10 1/2 with a ET30.
The X6 wheel style 259 is 20 x 11 with a ET37.

So I put all the numbers into a calculator I found on the internet and by it
The fronts will sit out a further 5mm and have the same inner clearance.
The rears outer clearance is the same but will sit in a further 7mm.

So hopefully all will be good without having to fit the outer flares.
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5mm and 7mm is nothing
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^Agree. No flares needed. They still look sunk-in anyway.
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Yes they are genuine BMW wheels style 259. 20" not 21"
I have done some more research and it looks as if I will need the hub rings for the front due to the front hub on the X6 being 74mm and the X5 being 72.5mm. The rears should be ok as the hub sizes are both 72.5mm.
The existing front 168 style are 20 x 9 1/2 with a ET45 whereas the
X6 wheel style 259 are 20 x 10 with a ET40.
The existing rear 168 style are 20 x 10 1/2 with a ET30.
The X6 wheel style 259 is 20 x 11 with a ET37.

So I put all the numbers into a calculator I found on the internet and by it
The fronts will sit out a further 5mm and have the same inner clearance.
The rears outer clearance is the same but will sit in a further 7mm.

So hopefully all will be good without having to fit the outer flares.
X5SND I have found some more photos of your X5 and the wheel clearance on the outer fenders looks like what I am after . The offset of your style 300M wheel is the same for the front as the style 259 and a ET35 for the rear where the style 259 I am looking at has a ET37 which will make it almost identical .
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Old 03-10-2014, 12:44 AM
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Go with vossen cv3 I put the vossen cv3 on my x5 before I sold it .. That thing looks bad ass.
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