correct wheel offset E46
correct wheel offset E46
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TJC46

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2,199 posts

236 months

Sunday 12th December 2010
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Hi guys could someone tell me the correct wheel offset front and rear for a 2002 E46 330 coupe m sport. Factory fitted 18 inch mv 1 alloys with wider rears. thanks Tom Alloys need a refurb and was wondering what my options were i.e other bmw alloys.

4rephill

5,171 posts

208 months

Sunday 12th December 2010
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The standard E46 offset is @ 35 ~ 45.

For some ideas about genuine BMW alloys try this site: http://felgenkatalog.auto-treff.com/
(for some alloys this site quotes some offsets as high as 50 for the E46 though).

It's in German but its easy to understand.

soda

1,131 posts

191 months

Sunday 12th December 2010
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Olli on BMWland said:
3 series E46
PCD 5/120, centre bore 72.5 mm
Wheel bolts M12x1.5 60 degree tapered head, thread length ca. 27mm
E46 offsets ET 40-50 mm (without rolling rear will take up to 9.5x19 ET45 with 265/30/19)
ETA quoting for poor netiquette


Edited by soda on Sunday 12th December 13:56

4rephill

5,171 posts

208 months

Sunday 12th December 2010
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soda said:
3 series E46
PCD 5/120, centre bore 72.5 mm
Wheel bolts M12x1.5 60 degree tapered head, thread length ca. 27mm
E46 offsets ET 40-50 mm (without rolling rear will take up to 9.5x19 ET45 with 265/30/19)
I just found this as well: http://www.bmwland.co.uk/forums/viewtopic.php?f=4&...wink
(same information as above).

TJC46

Original Poster:

2,199 posts

236 months

Sunday 12th December 2010
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Thanks very much one and all. very helpful, Tom. clap

soda

1,131 posts

191 months

Sunday 12th December 2010
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4rephill said:
soda said:
3 series E46
PCD 5/120, centre bore 72.5 mm
Wheel bolts M12x1.5 60 degree tapered head, thread length ca. 27mm
E46 offsets ET 40-50 mm (without rolling rear will take up to 9.5x19 ET45 with 265/30/19)
I just found this as well: http://www.bmwland.co.uk/forums/viewtopic.php?f=4&...wink
(same information as above).
yes Olli on there is the fountain of all BMW wheel knowledge.

ETA just realised I should give credit were it's due, everydays a schoolday.

Edited by soda on Sunday 12th December 13:58