Yeah, we do BMW wheels too. Most folks know us for trucks, but we've been setting up BMWs for years — and the fitment rules on these cars are pickier than any truck, so buy from people who know the difference.
Here's the part that matters: BMW switched bolt patterns mid-stream. If yours is a newer G-chassis car, you need 5x112 with a 66.6mm hub bore. Older E-chassis and F-chassis cars take 5x120 with a 72.6mm bore. Get those two mixed up and the wheel physically will not bolt on — so check your chassis code before you order, or just call us and we'll check it for you.
Vossen and Forgestar are the names BMW owners ask for — clean designs and finishes that suit the car. BBS and SSR are the heritage picks if you want motorsport credibility. Offsets on BMWs run conservative compared to trucks — most cars want something close to factory, and we'll confirm your exact specs before anything ships.
Free shipping on orders over $1,000. Call 405-627-1620 with your year and model — we'll get your BMW dialed in.
Fitment
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Bolt pattern: 5x112 (G-chassis, roughly 2017+ depending on model) / 5x120 (E-chassis & F-chassis, older)
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Hub bore: 66.6mm (G-chassis) / 72.6mm (E/F-chassis — note: E39 5 Series is 74.1mm)
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Offset guidance: close to factory specs — we confirm exact specs per chassis before anything ships
- ⚠️ Check your chassis code (E, F, or G) before ordering. 5x112 and 5x120 do not interchange — the wrong pattern physically won't bolt on.
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FAQ
What is the bolt pattern on my BMW?
It depends on the chassis: G-chassis cars (roughly 2017 and newer, depending on model) run 5x112, while the older E-chassis and F-chassis cars run 5x120. Check your chassis code — the two don't interchange.
How do I find my BMW's chassis code?
It's tied to your model and year — for example, a 2020 3 Series is a G20, while a 2015 3 Series is an F30. Your VIN or a quick call to us with the year and model settles it in seconds.
Will 5x120 wheels fit my 2020 3 Series?
No. The 2020 3 Series is a G20 chassis running 5x112 with a 66.6mm bore. The 5x120 wheels are for the older E and F chassis cars.
Do I need hub-centric rings for my BMW?
If the wheel's bore matches your car (66.6mm on G-chassis, 72.6mm on most E/F-chassis), no. Most aftermarket wheels use a larger universal bore, so rings are cheap insurance against vibration — we'll include the right ones.
What about X5 and X6 fitment?
Same chassis rule applies: G05/G06 X5/X6 (2019+) are 5x112, while the older E70/F15 generations are 5x120. The X models also run a 74.1mm bore on some generations, so tell us your year and we'll nail it down.
Free shipping on orders over $1,000. Call 405-627-1620 with your year and model — we'll get your BMW dialed in.
