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love2speed 04-15-2010 11:41 AM

Will 98 M3 Rims fit an 05 X5
 
I'm looking to buy a staggered set of 19's that came off of a 98 M3. I looked online and everything seems the same except the Bolt size. The x5 calls for 14mm and the M3 has 12mm, will this matter?

Thanks in advance

n2red 04-15-2010 01:22 PM

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Originally Posted by love2speed (Post 732766)
I'm looking to buy a staggered set of 19's that came off of a 98 M3. I looked online and everything seems the same except the Bolt size. The x5 calls for 14mm and the M3 has 12mm, will this matter?

Thanks in advance

That depends.... The E36 M3 came with 17" wheels.. (AFAIK...), so, most likely these 19" wheels are an aftermarket.

That said.....

Interchangability depends on...

1. Lug size
2. Wheel offset
3. Hubcentric size
4. Hub thickness (How long is the lug bolt?)
5. Overall wheel diameter

The stock wheel offset for a 98 M3 is..
41 front, 50 rear

The stock offset for a set of stagger 19" X5 wheels is
48 Front, 45 Rear

If the wheels actually fit without any interference with the brake caliper, or turning clearance, then that's a start...

bimmerboy12 04-15-2010 02:12 PM

also may want to check fender clearance at full lock... before driving.

X5driver214 04-15-2010 06:24 PM

Bolt size will not make a difference at all. I have used Hartge e46 m3 wheels on my car and they fit perfect. If it fit a 98 BMW e36 then the main thing you will need to worry about is offset, rim width, and hub size. Get that information and we will let you know. The seller of the wheels can look at the back of the wheel for the rim width and offset. An example would be 19 x 9 et40. Let us know

mywidebody02 04-15-2010 10:15 PM

hub size on an E36 M3 is 72.56. so is the E53 so thats not a problem.

love2speed 04-22-2010 07:51 PM

thanks for all the info guy's..sounds like these may fit afteral, I guess I just need to give them a try.

CTSportX5 04-22-2010 10:13 PM

Definitely not the corrrect offset..

LeMansX5 04-22-2010 10:35 PM

check this before you attempt

Wheel Offset Calculator

sprocket1200 04-22-2010 11:49 PM

check out this site. The e36 rims have a smaller hub center bore, you may have to get them machined out...

Rim Bolt Pattern Reference Guide RimBoltPattern.com

X5driver214 04-23-2010 01:15 AM

The center bore of the e36 and e53 are both 72.56.


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