if they were of the same widths...would they have different offset which they definitely have..........two of them have more concave look

Kashmir, the manufacturer COULD be using the same width 9.5" all around but yes have different offsets, to make the "staggered" look but its kinda cheating... its like adding spacers to our wheels, which I do on my winters, to make it look like a wider stance, when in reality I have the same width wheels all around, but now a staggered offset.

Have you looked on the back of the rim's spokes or hub to see if there are any wheel specs?

Even replica's will usually indicate some type of wheel specs like width/height/offset. Again, look on the back (if you have mounted them yet) and jot down any info you see. If you can't decipher what it is...then post it up and perhaps we can help you with it...just make sure you jot down exactly whats cast into the wheel.

Or take a good pic of the info and post it. :)

Here are the markings from the spokes :

DOT
ENAC A1S17

found above marking on all the rims

the rim with smaller offset has this: CDW CD953
the rim with larger offset has this : CDW CD 954

All Rims say "DESIGN IN GERMANY"



thanks

Example of replica style 87 wheel spec locations
 

Those markings don't really indicate specifics about he wheel's dimensions etc. For example, in the images below, the wheel's width, height, & offset is cast into the rear spokes & hub of this replica style 87 wheel found on eBay:

The width & height (9.5" x 20") is cast into the right spoke at the 2 o'clock position and the wheel offset (45mm) is cast into the bottom indentation at the 6 o'clock position between the lower left/right holes for the lug bolts. This was the type of "specs" I was referring as to what to look for. :)

http://www.germanautorecycling.com/i...8163-26486.jpg

http://www.germanautorecycling.com/i...8172-26488.jpg

http://www.germanautorecycling.com/i...8168-26487.jpg

First of all thanks for the effort and taking time to post. I didnt see any markings like the one you are pointing to (20x 91/2)....that would be hard to miss even for me!! I will take another look tomorrow though.

thanks again

Depending on who made them...they may not have cast the specs into the wheel...and all the info about the wheel is coded by the mfg in the numbers you previously posted...or they may be in a different location. For example, the BMW wheel's specs are on the front side around the hub. :)

DESIGN IN GERMANY...

is it supposed to be same as MADE IN GERMANY?

so if You have a 4.4. or a 3.0 then You feel your x5 is the same as a 4.6IS or a 4.8IS................???? well if you want to meet and race I well show You the difference , as would a 4.8IS to my X5...............completely different X5 .................the wheel you would like to install on your X5 are not MADE for your Your X5...................sorry ..........You can put 9.5 on front and back[HAHAHAH] OR 10.5 on front and back ...............it is not made for it SORRY................ IS x5 are made for completely different ...............there are a few out there for under $20k ................
I really don.t want to hurt your feelings

wrong thread??