BMW 16" Steelies
Posted: 25 Aug 2018, 10:34
Hi all,
Has anyone had any experience with BMW steelies? I know the Merc or Mefro's are more commonly used but Merc steelies don't seem to be that easy to come by and there are a few good deals on BMW wheels on ebay at the moment. However, they don't seem to list the stud pattern in quite the same way, instead referring to some BMW standard - F30, F31, F35 etc? Looking to go 215/65/16 on 16inch 7J rims and found the following below at a good price. Also like the oval look holes...
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/4x-Stahlfelg ... %7Ciid%3A1" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Also, on tyre choice I love the look of the AT tyres but don't do much off-roading, am I wasting my money and compromising fuel consumption and comfort unnecessarily?
Mine's an 89' Westy 2WD with stock suspension, would love to increase the height but my AFN TDI conversion with flipped passat gearbox (smug face) is likely to grumble as its already pushing the CV joint somewhat so hoping to achieve the 'high look' with bigger tyres alone.
Any thoughts/ help appreciated,
Cheers,
Has anyone had any experience with BMW steelies? I know the Merc or Mefro's are more commonly used but Merc steelies don't seem to be that easy to come by and there are a few good deals on BMW wheels on ebay at the moment. However, they don't seem to list the stud pattern in quite the same way, instead referring to some BMW standard - F30, F31, F35 etc? Looking to go 215/65/16 on 16inch 7J rims and found the following below at a good price. Also like the oval look holes...
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/4x-Stahlfelg ... %7Ciid%3A1" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Also, on tyre choice I love the look of the AT tyres but don't do much off-roading, am I wasting my money and compromising fuel consumption and comfort unnecessarily?
Mine's an 89' Westy 2WD with stock suspension, would love to increase the height but my AFN TDI conversion with flipped passat gearbox (smug face) is likely to grumble as its already pushing the CV joint somewhat so hoping to achieve the 'high look' with bigger tyres alone.
Any thoughts/ help appreciated,
Cheers,