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Your Ride: 1991 325
Can I put any 4x100 lug pattern wheel on my E30?
I thought I posted this wuestion yesterday...? I have a 91 E30 and need new wheels, 3 of my 4 are bent. I'm wondering if I can put on any 4x100 lug pattern wheel or do I need to be concerned with the size of the center ring fitting on my car? ebay seems to have some good prices on 16" wheels with a 4x100 paterrn but I am curious to know if I can bolt any wheels with a 4x100 pattern on my car? Does anyone know if this will work?
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Your Ride: 1988 325ic 2003 325i
Yes, but you need a 57.1 mm hub bore or use hub rings or you will get wheel vibration , also the correct offset of the wheels which are marked on the backside of the wheels. GL.
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Your Ride: BMW 2007
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Originally Posted by HyeTide
Yes, but you need a 57.1 mm hub bore or use hub rings or you will get wheel vibration , also the correct offset of the wheels which are marked on the backside of the wheels. GL.
It's true, improper installation of bmw wheels could result to vibration. As we all know, this is not good for our cars. I suggest checking the size or your old wheels first before trying to fit any unit on it. You may consider the hub rings and the bore in order to come up with good results. If you have no idea about the installation, you may read some guides on the internet today or better call for the local handy man near your place.
10-07-2010, 11:58 AM
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