2009 650i Sport 19" Wheels on a z4 3.0si

[Angry-cop]

Any one know If they will fit right... Im not against getting spacers... My buddy is getting new wheels and is pretty much giving me his stock wheels which are pretty nice...

[Angry-cop]

These are the wheels

[KLH]

I'd be interested in seeing a picture of the wheels on the car if/when you decide to do it.

[v3.2mc]

those wheels will fit the rear of an ///m only. they will not fit any part of a non-///m. the offsets are way too aggressive...

front = 8.5 et14
rear = 9.0 et14

[3002 tii]

Originally Posted by Angry-cop

Any one know If they will fit right... Im not against getting spacers... My buddy is getting new wheels and is pretty much giving me his stock wheels which are pretty nice...

Spacers would only make it worse. General speaking, BMW wheels get more aggressive as you move up in chassis, ie 5 series is more aggressive than 3, 3 is more aggressive than 1-er's. The Z4 non-M is between a 1 and 3, or the same as the previous generation 3 (e46). The Z4 M have offsets similar to the current 3 series (e90). So your friend's 6 series is way too aggressive.

[Angry-cop]

so the wheels will stick out past the fenders ?

[3002 tii]

Originally Posted by Angry-cop

so the wheels will stick out past the fenders ?

Yes to the point you will rub big time.

[crossfire]

They would fit, I had AC Schnitzer for E60 that is the same offset as the 6 series , I had an Non M z4 with 19 x8.5 front Et 15 and 19 x 9.5 Et 15 without any issues at all..

You have to put tires in the front 235/35/19 and in the rear 245/35/19

The fitment looks good kind flush but without much rubbing..

Try the rims with the correct tire

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Originally Posted by crossfire

They would fit, I had AC Schnitzer for E60 that is the same offset as the 6 series , I had an Non M z4 with 19 x8.5 front Et 15 and 19 x 9.5 Et 15 without any issues at all..

You have to put tires in the front 235/35/19 and in the rear 245/35/19

The fitment looks good kind flush but without much rubbing..

Try the rims with the correct tire

There's nothing "correct" about a 245/35.

Sacrificing tire size/fitment isn't something I'd do just to get wheels to fit. 245's are way too narrow for a 9.5, not to mention the low really low offset my affect handling because it's not nearly as centered on the hub as the stock offset.