[MassBimmer]

I think they look great, well done!

[E90Alex]

looks good now get some blackliness

[jet987]

thanks, I'm gonna keep the suspension stock.

[bmwManiac]

Great look!! I am thinking of getting the same 18" Rota Torque wheels, but maybe in black. I also have a titanium silver 325i 2006.

[jet987]

yea, after more than 2 years, I couldn't be happier

[chris b.]

really liking these!!!!!!

[S i n i s t e r]

The wheels look good , but they should be bigger. But being that they are Rota's :

[varcity23]

I think it looks small because he needs a drop??!

[Zoeb@WheelDude.com]

Originally Posted by S i n i s t e r

The wheels look good , but they should be bigger. But being that they are Rota's :

Originally Posted by jet987

yea, after more than 2 years, I couldn't be happier

you can always count on the forums to see a bunch of ignorance

These people here have NEVER ran into issues with their rota wheels:




but then again, maybe that's because they didn't "drift" into a curb, roll their car into a ditch, or have a caliper come loose at 120mph like the examples you're showing me there.

If you're ever in any of those scenarios (god forbid) please report back to me and let me know how your wheel held up

Thanks

Zoeb

[jet987]

I've had no issues either, they're excellent. not lowering the car, I live in Chicago, any lower and I'd plow snow in the winter, which I already do sometimes at stock height.

[nets52791]

congrats on the nice wheels

[Tallest]

design of these rims is such that they look smaller than they really are. my 17s look bigger than those. but with a drop they look much nicer like on Zoeb's car.

[Marcumac]

Originally Posted by Zoeb@WheelDude.com

but then again, maybe that's because they didn't "drift" into a curb, roll their car into a ditch, or have a caliper come loose at 120mph like the examples you're showing me there.

If you're ever in any of those scenarios (god forbid) please report back to me and let me know how your wheel held up

Thanks

Zoeb

[venable_steven]

Originally Posted by jet987

Here are my new Rota Torque wheels in hyper silver with Goodyear Eagle F1 All Seasons on my titanium silver 2006 325i with Sport Package suspension. Rear 18x9.5 et30 255/35-18, front 18.8.5 et30 225/40-18. I like them a lot, aggressive offset, flush fit with the fenders, rear rims are concave which accentuates the wider width of the rear tires, front rims are flat. Gap between tire and fender is about 2 and a half fingers. No rubbing at all over speed bumps and driveways. I went from a 19" setup to this 18" setup to get all-season tires for year-round traction in Chicago, lower unsprung weight and less rotational mass for better acceleration and cornering (my 19" ASA AR1 with General Exclaim UHPs are for sale in another thread). I'm sure many of you will suggest I lower the car, I'm fine with the way it is. Bought them from Zoeb, wheeldude.com, who was very helpful and addressed all my concerns before buying and post-sale too.

I can't find the wheels you posted for sale. Is there a link for the people who can't navigate the site well enough? Thanks great looking car

[ALPINA2BMW]

I'm very happy with the quality of my Rota Torques. Here is my non-staggered winter set up including 12mm spacer at rear (AC Schnitzer lowered suspension); 8.5" x 18" with 225/40 x 18 tyres.

[jet987]

sold my old ASA AR1 wheels 2 years ago.

Originally Posted by venable_steven

I can't find the wheels you posted for sale. Is there a link for the people who can't navigate the site well enough? Thanks great looking car

[jet987]

very nice

Originally Posted by ALPINA2BMW

I'm very happy with the quality of my Rota Torques. Here is my non-staggered winter set up including 12mm spacer at rear (AC Schnitzer lowered suspension); 8.5" x 18" with 225/40 x 18 tyres.

[jet987]

it's been almost 3 years since I bought these wheels and I still like them a lot. No corrosion, no cracks, no problems. I simply clean them with water and soap and they still look new.

[Torres_335i]

Nice looks clean