20" 437M Wheels?

[Throttleday]

Does anybody know if the 437M black light alloy wheels are available in 20"?

Thanks

[buddster]

I'd love to see these myself.

[CanAutM3]

No, they are not available in 20"

[Throttleday]

Originally Posted by CanAutM3

No, they are not available in 20"

Ya - I couldn't find them either. Been looking into Brixton Forged. They seem to have a great reputation, but most of their wheels are a bit too bling for me. I've had an extended conversation with them over the past several days - Adam and his team are very helpful - and I saw one model that's really caught me eye. I'm working up to it.

Even though I've forked over more dough than I thought I'd be spending on any car this early in my life, I'm still trying to catch my breath over the price of the Brixtons.

Question for the forum - are Brixtons as high quality as they appear on the website? If they're as good as they look at first (and second, third, fourth and now fifth) glance, it's definitely doable.

Bottom line, and I think this is a philosophy that most who read this forum would agree with (or have adopted), if a product is made with unwavering quality, is esthetically fresh and honest and is supported the way a mother wolverine protects her young, then it's worth spending a serious amount of money on.

(Disclaimer - I really have no idea how good a mother a wolverine makes - she might be truly terrible - but any other animal I could think of seemed so cliche.)

[x.shell]

Originally Posted by Throttleday

Ya - I couldn't find them either. Been looking into Brixton Forged. They seem to have a great reputation, but most of their wheels are a bit too bling for me. I've had an extended conversation with them over the past several days - Adam and his team are very helpful - and I saw one model that's really caught me eye. I'm working up to it.

Even though I've forked over more dough than I thought I'd be spending on any car this early in my life, I'm still trying to catch my breath over the price of the Brixtons.

Question for the forum - are Brixtons as high quality as they appear on the website? If they're as good as they look at first (and second, third, fourth and now fifth) glance, it's definitely doable.

Bottom line, and I think this is a philosophy that most who read this forum would agree with (or have adopted), if a product is made with unwavering quality, is esthetically fresh and honest and is supported the way a mother wolverine protects her young, then it's worth spending a serious amount of money on.

(Disclaimer - I really have no idea how good a mother a wolverine makes - she might be truly terrible - but any other animal I could think of seemed so cliche.)

The Brixtons do look very good. Just don't pay a huge deposit with cash or with your debit card; use your CC so you have some protection.

[remmib]

Originally Posted by starbai

Anyone making a 20" replica of it yet?

[EALm4]

Originally Posted by Throttleday

Ya - I couldn't find them either. Been looking into Brixton Forged. They seem to have a great reputation, but most of their wheels are a bit too bling for me. I've had an extended conversation with them over the past several days - Adam and his team are very helpful - and I saw one model that's really caught me eye. I'm working up to it.

Even though I've forked over more dough than I thought I'd be spending on any car this early in my life, I'm still trying to catch my breath over the price of the Brixtons.

Question for the forum - are Brixtons as high quality as they appear on the website? If they're as good as they look at first (and second, third, fourth and now fifth) glance, it's definitely doable.

Bottom line, and I think this is a philosophy that most who read this forum would agree with (or have adopted), if a product is made with unwavering quality, is esthetically fresh and honest and is supported the way a mother wolverine protects her young, then it's worth spending a serious amount of money on.

(Disclaimer - I really have no idea how good a mother a wolverine makes - she might be truly terrible - but any other animal I could think of seemed so cliche.)

I was looking at Brixtons as well but from what I gather almost all of them are bespoke. I was interested in the CM10s but after a while I just dont think they matched up with my personal taste and personality.

Then.....they broke the interweb with Carnucopia's M4 GTS on the WR3 duos... I inquired on a price just without the acid orange pin-striping and almost blacked out when I got a quote.

I'd imagine their wheels are absolutely great quality and since they are more of a boutique wheel company they charge a higher price. If money was no object I'd absolutely have a set of their wheels.

But back to your original question, I think the M6's 343 wheels are as close as you're going to get it. Here's what they look like:

[starbai]

Now I don't have these and cannot vouch for quality etc... but I found these today. 20" 437M replicas:

Go to the

C
M
Wheels
.com
website.

From there search for exactly 20" Staggered M3/M4 437M Style Wheels - Gloss Black Machined - E90 / E91 / E92 / E93 / F10

I would direct link but its blocking the website.

[sgmtl]

Originally Posted by Throttleday

Ya - I couldn't find them either. Been looking into Brixton Forged. They seem to have a great reputation, but most of their wheels are a bit too bling for me. I've had an extended conversation with them over the past several days - Adam and his team are very helpful - and I saw one model that's really caught me eye. I'm working up to it.

Even though I've forked over more dough than I thought I'd be spending on any car this early in my life, I'm still trying to catch my breath over the price of the Brixtons.

Question for the forum - are Brixtons as high quality as they appear on the website? If they're as good as they look at first (and second, third, fourth and now fifth) glance, it's definitely doable.

Bottom line, and I think this is a philosophy that most who read this forum would agree with (or have adopted), if a product is made with unwavering quality, is esthetically fresh and honest and is supported the way a mother wolverine protects her young, then it's worth spending a serious amount of money on.

(Disclaimer - I really have no idea how good a mother a wolverine makes - she might be truly terrible - but any other animal I could think of seemed so cliche.)

I've met Adam and Cody (Brixton owners) and they're both genuinely good guys focusing on producing quality wheels. I've seen their wheel models in person and can attest that their fit, finish and looks are impeccable. Like mentioned below, they are for the most part pricey (similar prices to HRE, ADV1 & Forgeline) since the majority are bespoke/custom setups. But the CM10 is a more affordable model, that retains Brixton's style and quality.

[starbai]

While I really like the CM10... looks like a great design, I went to brixton's site thinking it may be a 437M replica. It isn't. Therefore, does anyone know of anyone making a 20" 437M rep?