20" BMW Style 611M Wheels + new Pirelli Summer Tires + TPMS

[jaiden3301]

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Asking Price:

USD 3,500.00

Or Best Offer

Item Interest

I have had this set on my 2018 BMW X5M for 18 months approximately 10,000 miles

The tires were worn out so I just purchased and mounted balanced new tires for $2000 (its crazy how expensive these tires are)

The rims are in good shape with some curb scrapes under normal use - no bends or cracks or any serious damage

I was going to powder-coat them matte black but figured I would just sell them to free up some cash if anyone has any interest

I am selling this set with new tires for $3500 as-is - reasonable offers are welcome!

Fits BMW X5 X6 X5M X6M E70 E71 F15 F16 F85 F86

[Stew77]

Do you know if these will fit a 2015 x5

[menelaos]

Originally Posted by Stew77

Do you know if these will fit a 2015 x5

They will

[turboawd]

Are those stock tire sizes on the M?

[201]

Originally Posted by turboawd

Are those stock tire sizes on the M?

Correct me if Im wrong but I believe that's the only tire available in that size seeing it being the only staggered option in tirerack.

[jaiden3301]

Originally Posted by 201

Correct me if Im wrong but I believe that's the only tire available in that size seeing it being the only staggered option in tirerack.

That is correct - stock X5M sizes and yes they will non-M F15 X5 and F15 X6

[jaiden3301]

bump - PMs responded to

[jaiden3301]

bump

[MOJIKO]

Would appreciate a photo of stamped numbers on back side of wheels.

Sizes and offsets

[quick]

$3500 + $1000 (at least refinishing) makes them pretty pricey hence they are not sold yet.

[MOJIKO]

Are these BMW style (Aftermarket), or OEM BMW 611s?

[sdimov]

For 2015 BMW X5 xDrive35i M Sport OEM tire size for 20 inch wheels are:

275/40 - Fronts
315/35 - Rears

They will fit, although I am not sure if and how the wider tires will affect the odometer reading.

[gqgambler]

Originally Posted by sdimov

For 2015 BMW X5 xDrive35i M Sport OEM tire size for 20 inch wheels are:

275/40 - Fronts
315/35 - Rears

They will fit, although I am not sure if and how the wider tires will affect the odometer reading.

Can't look at the width alone, the aspect ratio is unchanged so it produces a 1" larger difference in circumference. ~1% change, which will leads to 8 less revolutions per mile. Negligible difference in speedo reads of 1% higher than actually stated.

Plenty of people put the F85 20" and 21" rims on the F15s without issue.

[sdimov]

Originally Posted by gqgambler

Can't look at the width alone, the aspect ratio is unchanged so it produces a 1" larger difference in circumference. ~1% change, which will leads to 8 less revolutions per mile. Negligible difference in speedo reads of 1% higher than actually stated.

Plenty of people but the F85 20" and 21" rims on the F15s without issue.

Great, explanation! This was very helpful.

[jaiden3301]

Originally Posted by MOJIKO

Are these BMW style (Aftermarket), or OEM BMW 611s?

Hi - these are original wheels that came on the vehicle so they are not aftermarket!

[jaiden3301]

Originally Posted by quick

$3500 + $1000 (at least refinishing) makes them pretty pricey hence they are not sold yet.

are you planning to gold plate them to refinish?

in my neck of the woods in NY/ NJ its $100 and under to get an exclusive CNC refinish done per wheel

[quick]

Originally Posted by jaiden3301

are you planning to gold plate them to refinish?

in my neck of the woods in NY/ NJ its $100 and under to get an exclusive CNC refinish done per wheel

Not everyone lives in your neck of the wood. Here in my neck of the wood, the quick wheels finishers that go to the dealerships costs about $150/wheel and if you want to get them done right, one has to factor in un-mounting, mounting and wheel balancing hence the cost jumps to at least $250/wheel.

Half ass jobs can always be done cheaper but that's not the right way of doing it.

Yes I have owned several high performing cars and yes I have had many wheels refinished so yes I know what I am talking about.

Get a quote from the shop of getting the wheels refinished, post it here and we'll take it from there/

[jaiden3301]

Originally Posted by quick

Not everyone lives in your neck of the wood. Here in my neck of the wood, the quick wheels finishers that go to the dealerships costs about $150/wheel and if you want to get them done right, one has to factor in un-mounting, mounting and wheel balancing hence the cost jumps to at least $250/wheel.

Half ass jobs can always be done cheaper but that's not the right way of doing it.

Yes I have owned several high performing cars and yes I have had many wheels refinished so yes I know what I am talking about.

Get a quote from the shop of getting the wheels refinished, post it here and we'll take it from there/

I think its safe to say NYC is one of the most expensive "neck of the woods" in the United States

the $100 i quoted includes dis-mounting and remounting and balancing using hunter road force balancer machine and yes stellar refinishing

people who live in NYC and have refinished their wheels and many well known re-finishers in the area already know what I am talking about

to assume I expect half ass jobs on wheels for a $125K vehicle is a bit aggressive on your part

If anyone wants me to get them refinished I am happy to do that for them for $400 more or get them powdercoated black for $500 more. And I will negotiate with a willing buyer include part of that in my asking price or give a discount

[djrabbi]

$1000 is quite steep for refinishing but $100 is cheap also. I get my wheels done in Newark for about $150 a wheel to OEM spec. Must be some Cali prices for $250 a wheel!

[jaiden3301]

bump these are still hanging around

[jaiden3301]

bump

[Jazzyj13]

Are these still available?