[parapaul]

Originally Posted by urfankhaliq

So BMautosport are a reputable seller and you could trust all alloys they sell?

Yep.

Originally Posted by urfankhaliq

Who here has used them?

Loads of people. I would have been one of them except for the fact Direct Line wanted an extra 50% of my premium to have aftermarket alloys.

[urfankhaliq]

Would these fit my car? E90 320D

http://www.bmautosport.co.uk/showroo...ide-rear-p-389

[bmwak]

Originally Posted by urfankhaliq

So BMautosport are a reputable seller and you could trust all alloys they sell?

Who here has used them?

Yep they are very well known for supplying quality replica's for BMW's.

[bmwak]

Originally Posted by urfankhaliq

Would these fit my car? E90 320D

http://www.bmautosport.co.uk/showroo...ide-rear-p-389

Those are a smart set of wheels. They should fit fine as the E92 and E90 share similar fitment, except the E92 can take slightly wider rear wheels. The offset is quite low on the rear so may have to check that for E90's.

[urfankhaliq]

Originally Posted by bmwak

Those are a smart set of wheels. They should fit fine as the E92 and E90 share similar fitment, except the E92 can take slightly wider rear wheels. The offset is quite low on the rear so may have to check that for E90's.

They are nice but I just want to be sure they will fit and I know nothing about wheels and how/what to check!!

[MEGA]

bmautosport are a great company.

Mark is a superb chap to deal with

[bmwak]

Originally Posted by urfankhaliq

They are nice but I just want to be sure they will fit and I know nothing about wheels and how/what to check!!

As MEGA says Mark is a top guy. I'd ask him on his opinion as he is very knowledgable. The bolt pattern and hub diameter is the same on E90 and E92's. You just need to look at the offset of the rears mainly (I.e how far they stick out).

Mine is a E92 so can't help on that, but a E90 owner on here may know more?

[urfankhaliq]

Are 19" wheels too big for an E90? How much of an effect does it have to economy and performance?

[bmwak]

18"s are probably more of a good balance between ride comfort and looks. With 19"s you will have to end up getting 'rubber band' style low profile tyres (to keep the wheels within the manufacterers rolling radius tolerances) which will mean a harder ride but they do fill the arches nicely .

Personally, I've driven a E90 with 18" MV3's and my E92 has 19" 225M's as factory fit. I only found my ride quality marginally harder than the E90 with 18"s.

[Bee Pee]

Originally Posted by MEGA

bmautosport are a great company.

Mark is a superb chap to deal with

+1 for Mark & BM Autosport in Eastbourne.

[Hotcoupe]

Originally Posted by bmwak

the E92 can take slightly wider rear wheels. The offset is quite low on the rear so may have to check that for E90's.

You have that the wrong way round,the E90's can take a wider rear wheel,there is less room in the arch of the E92's.

Standard ET on the rear of the E90 is between ET34-ET37,standard on the E92 is ET39.

Those wheels:

http://www.bmautosport.co.uk/showroo...ide-rear-p-389

will fit an E90 no problems.

BM auto's gets a from me,Mark's a very helpful Guy and supplies quality wheels.

[Brian mc21]

I just fitted some csl reps with 235/35/19 tyres and all seems well. Think I need to lower it now though.

[bmwak]

Originally Posted by Hotcoupe

You have that the wrong way round,the E90's can take a wider rear wheel,there is less room in the arch of the E92's.

Standard ET on the rear of the E90 is between ET34-ET37,standard on the E92 is ET39.

Those wheels:

http://www.bmautosport.co.uk/showroo...ide-rear-p-389

will fit an E90 no problems.

BM auto's gets a from me,Mark's a very helpful Guy and supplies quality wheels.

Ah really, I thought the E92 had wider arches. Learn a new thing every day

[urfankhaliq]

would these fit an E90?

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/18-BMW-E36...ht_6542wt_1487