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      05-02-2014, 03:02 PM   #1
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"High" Offset (45mm/48mm) - will it fit e92 xDrive?

I have a 2011 335i xDrive M-Sport Coupe. Lowered on Eibach Springs/Bilstein Struts.

I came across a set of wheels for a good price that were on a BMW (not a e9x) and was wondering if they would fit. The offsets seem very "high" but with 10mm spacer on front and a 15mm spacer on the back do you think they would fit?

Also any issues using this setup with the xDrive?

They are: Breyton GTS-R
Front:18x7.5" 45mm offset. Rear:18x8.5" 48mm offset.
Tires: Would be factory RFT (225/255).

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They could fit with spacers as long as the center bore is correct. However, even with spacers they will be pretty sunken in especially since you are lowered. Your current setup is 18x8 et34 and 18x8.5 et37 to give you an idea of how they will fit.

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Thanks - that is what I was afraid of that they would sit too far in.

The wheels came off a 1-Series but I think I will pass.

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