Will 467m Wheels fit on M4

Brown109 · 01-03-2016, 02:45 PM

I'm trying to figure out if the 467m wheels from an X5 would fit my 2015 M4. I have these wheels in my garage (with tires) just laying around. Before I go unmounting the tire from wheel and before I buy a full winter setup, I wanted to know if they would fit.

M Wheels 437m
Front 19x9 - 29 offset
Rear 19x10 - 40 offset

X3 Wheels 467m
Front 19x9 - 37 offset
Rear 19x10 - 53 offset

I have 15mm spacers in the front and rear.

Would the 467m wheels fit?

05Mdriver · 01-03-2016, 03:46 PM

You would get a more definitive answer if you just attempted to bolt one up.

With spacers you could make the size / offset work, but the concern would be brake caliper clearance.

And of course the SUV tires would need to be swapped for m3 size tires if the rims fit.

ferrarif1 · 01-04-2016, 03:35 PM

The other issue is the center bore (hub centric) diameter 74.0mm vs 72.5mm as the standard BMW car bore. The one exception is the E39 which is 74.0mm.

This problem can be corrected through specialized spacers or through hub centric rings.

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05Mdriver Colonel 349 Rep 2,347 Posts Drives: TT Flat Six Join Date: May 2010 Location: pa iTrader: (99) Garage List 2007 Porsche Turbo [10.00] 2008 BMW M3 [10.00] 2005 BMW M3 [10.00]	You would get a more definitive answer if you just attempted to bolt one up. With spacers you could make the size / offset work, but the concern would be brake caliper clearance. And of course the SUV tires would need to be swapped for m3 size tires if the rims fit. __________________
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ferrarif1 Major 320 Rep 1,061 Posts Drives: F85, G05, E46M3 Join Date: Mar 2013 Location: Boston iTrader: (5)	The other issue is the center bore (hub centric) diameter 74.0mm vs 72.5mm as the standard BMW car bore. The one exception is the E39 which is 74.0mm. This problem can be corrected through specialized spacers or through hub centric rings.
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