BMW Wheels?

[DRIVEN]

No.

 

[Northernregal]

Technically they are adapters, not spacers. I'll have to dig out my invoice but it was a company in Texas that machined them custom to my spec. I went 1.8" and had steel spacers 0.200" from wilwood for the aluminum hubs, they require them to prevent damage to the hubs.

I've used adapters on 4x4 and 8 to 10 bolt adapters on a 1 ton to convert to 24.5" wheels. I will have no issue trying to break them with excessive amounts of retardedness.

 

[motorheadmike]

Check out: http://www.xxrwheels.com/ if you want a Euro style wheel.

 

[fleming442]

Check out: http://www.xxrwheels.com/ if you want a Euro style wheel.

It's not about euro; it's about cheap 18s!

 

[motorheadmike]

It's not about euro; it's about cheap 18s!

They have those.

 

[Injectedcutty]

They have those.

These are sexy AF!!! I'd rock these on the Cutlass in a heartbeat.

 

[fleming442]

i like these, but DAAAAAAAAAAAAAMN- $200/EA

XXR® - 531 Platinum

XXR® - 531 Platinum. The wheel can be ordered in 15,16,17,18-inch diameters. Choose your rim width, offset, bolt pattern and hub diameter from the option list.

www.carid.com

 

[Injectedcutty]

i like these, but DAAAAAAAAAAAAAMN- $200/EA

XXR® - 531 Platinum

XXR® - 531 Platinum. The wheel can be ordered in 15,16,17,18-inch diameters. Choose your rim width, offset, bolt pattern and hub diameter from the option list.

www.carid.com

$200/each isn't bad really, that's what I paid for my 17's. I get your thought though, snatching up a decent used set is way more cost effective.

 

[DRIVEN]

If you'll need spacers/adapters anyway, wouldn't that open you up to just about anything?
A quick CL price check tells me that BMW wheels aren't much cheaper than Subaru or VW (some BBS). Camaro and Corvette are about the same too.

My unsolicited opinion? I like the Xtremes on your car. I think the proportions are right and going larger with a flatter face will look awkward on a boxy 4dr. To me, that body shape needs some dish and some sidewall.

 

[fleming442]

I think the proportions are right and going larger with a flatter face will look awkward on a boxy 4dr. To me, that body shape needs some dish and some sidewall.

I just don't like the rounded spokes and center, and think a flatter face would look better because the car is boxy. I agree about the dish, but the sidewall is purely for ride comfort.
I found a set of 16x7 Type 29s for $150, but that keeps me at my current 225/60-16 tire size.