[remedys]

Originally Posted by jeffs42885

Anyone think I'll have rubbing issues running 19x8.5/19x9.5 on Dinan springs ?

What offset? I 'm on Dinan springs and have a set of 19x8.5 et35/19x9.5et45 with 225F and 255R MPSS and have rubbing on the front on bigger dips in the road. The rear is as aggressive as I would go, no rubbing issues though.

[jeffs42885]

Not sure. Whatever works

[mikey 235]

Kevin m235i...where exactly did you get the 437 style wheels? I live in Toronto and am looking at upgrading my m235i with 19"

[jpnh]

Originally Posted by zuckuss07

Hey guys.

Looking for another set of wheels for my car. I saw a few photos of replica Style 437 M wheels that look great on the F22. Looking around, I don't see any vendors carrying a replica wheel.

I know a few members on here have them. Where can I find them and how is the quality of work?

Love those wheels

[Joe240]

Originally Posted by mikey 235

Kevin m235i...where exactly did you get the 437 style wheels? I live in Toronto and am looking at upgrading my m235i with 19"

You can get them from OEMConcept. Their located in Canada so shouldn't be expensive for you to get. They advertise them on the forums here. I got mine from them and had the wheels shaved by them before they shipped. 19x8.5et39 and 19x9.5et44.

[AlexM240i]

Originally Posted by Joe240

You can get them from OEMConcept. Their located in Canada so shouldn't be expensive for you to get. They advertise them on the forums here. I got mine from them and had the wheels shaved by them before they shipped. 19x8.5et39 and 19x9.5et44.

When did you buy them ?

Are they already installed ???

Photos !!!

[Joe240]

Originally Posted by AlexM240i

When did you buy them ?

Are they already installed ???

Photos !!!

Check the garage. Photos are in there. I bought them back in August since car was built in September. Put 235/265 DWS06 on them. No rubbing at all, but staying with stock suspension as well. If lowered, the fronts would require a fender roll and the backs would need the fenders flared. But again, stock setup there is zero rubbing. ~3mm of poke in the front, ~12mm of poke in the rear.

[OEMconcept]

Looks awesome!

[Joe240]

Originally Posted by OEMconcept

Looks awesome!

Indeed it does look awesome on the car. Glad I got the 19s, I think 18s make the wheel wells look big. Thanks OEMConcepts for the wheels

[Joe240]

I actually had 2 guys standing at my car looking at it as I was coming out of Ikea today. They walked away before I got there so I checked the dash camera to make sure they weren't messing with my car at all. Actually got a shot of the one guy looking like a 6 yr old in a candy store with a huge grin as he stared at the ass of the car.

[AlexM240i]

Originally Posted by OEMconcept

Looks awesome!

Beatiful.

What's the offset ? Are they staggered ??

[AlexM240i]

Originally Posted by OEMconcept

Looks awesome!

This wheels are manufactured in Canada or China ??

Do you offer any warranty ??

[Joe240]

Originally Posted by AlexM240i

Beatiful.

What's the offset ? Are they staggered ??

Staggered 19x8.5et39 front 19x9.5et44 rear 235/35f 265/30r Continental DWS06. That's my car in case it wasn't apparent

[OEMconcept]

Originally Posted by AlexM240i

This wheels are manufactured in Canada or China ??

Do you offer any warranty ??

These are made in Taiwan. They're low-pressure cast wheels, lighter and stronger than most reps other vendors are selling! They come with a 1 year structural and finish warranty!

[XutvJet]

Do these wheels have any sort of certification for quality and strength such as ISO, JWL, TUV, and/or VIA?

[OEMconcept]

Originally Posted by XutvJet

Do these wheels have any sort of certification for quality and strength such as ISO, JWL, TUV, and/or VIA?

The wheels are JWL and VIA certified!

[XutvJet]

Originally Posted by OEMconcept

The wheels are JWL and VIA certified!

Dammit! You've just made my choice of wheels harder

[wstntime]

Originally Posted by zuckuss07

Hey guys.

Looking for another set of wheels for my car. I saw a few photos of replica Style 437 M wheels that look great on the F22. Looking around, I don't see any vendors carrying a replica wheel.

I know a few members on here have them. Where can I find them and how is the quality of work?

Hey guys, new to the forum. Sorry to jump in here for my first post, but I've been on a mission for new wheels for my M235i, so I'm lurking on the wheels/tires threads.

These wheels are GTS E303's (OEM 437 replica's). You can get them at Simply Tire, GTA.
http://www.gtswheels.com/wheels/e303.html

[BMW ADDICT]

[QUOTE=MASH65;20259193]

Originally Posted by zuckuss07

Hey guys.

Looking for another set of wheels for my car. I saw a few photos of replica Style 437 M wheels that look great on the F22. Looking around, I don't see any vendors carrying a replica wheel.

I know a few members on here have them. Where can I find them and how is the quality of work?


Hey man. I have the same wheel, made by Replika in Canada. The only retailer I could find for them was 1010tire, like another poster mentioned.

I got the 18x8" 35mm offset. I posted pics of my car with them on there & some notes about no poke, well made, OEM center cap fits, took very little weight to balance them. There is no vibration. And if I recall, they were 3 lbs lighter than stock rims.

Hello all,
I was wondering if any of you can help me. I am looking to put 437m wheels on my car and I don't know if I should do 18" or 19". I know what the specs are for the 19" because of the posts that I have read. I appreciate that information. But if I were to do 18" what spec should I do? I saw the post that I have quoted but I don't know if all 4 wheels are the same or staggered. I was looking at doing either 18x8.5et35 and 18x9.5et38 or 19x8.5et35 and 19x9.5et44. Your help would be great appreciate. Thanks

[Joe240]

[QUOTE=BMW ADDICT;21608032]

Originally Posted by MASH65

Hello all,
I was wondering if any of you can help me. I am looking to put 437m wheels on my car and I don't know if I should do 18" or 19". I know what the specs are for the 19" because of the posts that I have read. I appreciate that information. But if I were to do 18" what spec should I do? I saw the post that I have quoted but I don't know if all 4 wheels are the same or staggered. I was looking at doing either 18x8.5et35 and 18x9.5et38 or 19x8.5et35 and 19x9.5et44. Your help would be great appreciate. Thanks

18x9.5et38 would be a lot of poke for the 2er. I'd go 19x9.5et44 to minimize the poke (there is still a little, but not bad imo). If you want 18s because of more sidewall on the tires then go square 18x8.5et35.

[BMW ADDICT]

[QUOTE=Joe240;21608191]

Originally Posted by BMW ADDICT

18x9.5et38 would be a lot of poke for the 2er. I'd go 19x9.5et44 to minimize the poke (there is still a little, but not bad imo). If you want 18s because of more sidewall on the tires then go square 18x8.5et35.

I appreciate you getting back to me so quickly. I have seen pictures of your car and I was wondering when you turn and go over bumps do your tires hit your wheel arch or no? Also, I have tried contacting oem concepts but I haven't gotten any response. I sent him an inquiry last Wednesday. Is that where you got your wheels from, If not where did you get them from? Also I love the look of your car btw

[MASHCT]

[QUOTE=Joe240;21608191]

Originally Posted by BMW ADDICT

18x9.5et38 would be a lot of poke for the 2er. I'd go 19x9.5et44 to minimize the poke (there is still a little, but not bad imo). If you want 18s because of more sidewall on the tires then go square 18x8.5et35.

Howdy Joe:

I had actually quoted Zuckus (that is who posed the question about the various widths on the 18" wheel). I am the guy who posted the pic of the 437 replicas on the blue/orange M235i.

I already have the aftermarket wheels & went with the 18x8's all around (either 32 or 35 offsets... can't remember).