[Eternalthinker]

Looking to get a new set of lugs. Where is a good place to purchase OEM lugs online? Thank you.

[Wild Blue]

www.getbmwparts.com

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[Eternalthinker]

Originally Posted by Wild Blue

www.getbmwparts.com

Also a forum sponsor

Thank you very much!

[exokiss]

Originally Posted by Eternalthinker

Looking to get a new set of lugs. Where is a good place to purchase OEM lugs online? Thank you.

I just did some balancing and the guy told me I'm missing one of those bolts with the code on the front left wheel. It's less than a year custom ordered vehicle, never been in the shop and I still can't explain to myself why? Now looking at those four here(Code#32,34,34,37) https://www.getbmwparts.com/search?s...#38;ptid=10954 I wonder which one exactly?

[Rublezz]

Originally Posted by exokiss

I just did some balancing and the guy told me I'm missing one of those bolts with the code on the front left wheel. It's less than a year custom ordered vehicle, never been in the shop and I still can't explain to myself why? Now looking at those four here(Code#32,34,34,37) https://www.getbmwparts.com/search?s...olt&ptid=10954 I wonder which one exactly?

Looks like this one - 36-13-6-795-153

UPD: Checked on online parts catalogue. It is bolt for X7, black.

[dmanb2b]

Originally Posted by Rublezz

Looks like this one - 36-13-6-795-153

UPD: Checked on online parts catalogue. It is bolt for X7, black.

Always use realoem.com to look up part# by your specific vin#

[Rublezz]

Originally Posted by dmanb2b

Always use realoem.com to look up part# by your specific vin#

It is mostly applicable to specific parts, such as trims, upholstery, optional electronics. Bolt is generic part for whole model.

[Auricom]

Originally Posted by dmanb2b

Always use realoem.com to look up part# by your specific vin#

RealOEM is negligently out of date.

I personally prefer Bimmercat and it's more up to date and provides a better user experience with identical data.

[dmanb2b]

Originally Posted by Auricom

RealOEM is negligently out of date.

I personally prefer Bimmercat and it's more up to date and provides a better user experience with identical data.

Good to know...never heard of bimmercat

[dmanb2b]

Originally Posted by Rublezz

It is mostly applicable to specific parts, such as trims, upholstery, optional electronics. Bolt is generic part for whole model.

Yup, I get that...it's just what I do for any part before going to a retailer and relying on their advice. Sounds like bimmercat may be a better option

[Rublezz]

Originally Posted by dmanb2b

Yup, I get that...it's just what I do for any part before going to a retailer and relying on their advice. Sounds like bimmercat may be a better option

BMW parts searching is straight forward. Real pain is Audi/VW. Even if you have vin it will not help you, sticky paper tag in trunk is best way to know exact options installed.

[exokiss]

Originally Posted by dmanb2b

Always use realoem.com to look up part# by your specific vin#

Honestly, I don't trust realoem.com. Whoever owns it don't seem to care for everything up-to-date, but advertising profit. I find it obsolete and a source with inaccurate information. Thanks for the advice, anyway.

[dmanb2b]

Originally Posted by exokiss

Honestly, I don't trust realoem.com. Whoever owns it don't seem to care for everything up-to-date, but advertising profit. I find it obsolete and a source with inaccurate information. Thanks for the advice, anyway.

No worries, and up until the post above I had never heard of bimmercat but good to know. I don't mind the ads...I don't expect an online parts catalogue, searchable by vin, to be free...but like you, I agree that sucks that it's not reliable. It has treated me well on my older BMWs.