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      09-22-2022, 04:31 PM   #1
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Winter Tires Set - 2023 X7 M60i TPMS

I am shopping for a winter set for my M60i. The parts department at my dealership is saying that i have to go with the approved winter set they have ( 754 with Pirelli Scorpion Winter ) as the LCI models have a different sensor.

Does anyone know if this is true and whether i can use the older BMW winter set ( 752 ) ?

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What model year was the previous car.
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2019 X7 M50i
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I'll be going next week to order the winter wheel/tire set for my 23 M60, will let you know if I am told the same
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sensors for the 2023 are :
36106877937

I asked getbmwparts and they did a lookup by my vin, and those are the sensors for a 2023 X7.they are also the same sensors as for 2022.

very likely the HUF RDE077V21 will work for the 2023. they are cross compatible with a few bmw sensor part numbers including 36106877937.
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sensors for the 2023 are :
36106877937

I asked getbmwparts and they did a lookup by my vin, and those are the sensors for a 2023 X7.they are also the same sensors as for 2022.

very likely the HUF RDE077V21 will work for the 2023. they are cross compatible with a few bmw sensor part numbers including 36106877937.
Thank you.. that helps
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I am shopping for a winter set for my M60i. The parts department at my dealership is saying that i have to go with the approved winter set they have ( 754 with Pirelli Scorpion Winter ) as the LCI models have a different sensor.

Does anyone know if this is true and whether i can use the older BMW winter set ( 752 ) ?
I need to order a winter wheel/tire set for my 23 M60i, anyone have photos of good looking sets?
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      09-24-2022, 05:05 PM   #8
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I am shopping for a winter set for my M60i. The parts department at my dealership is saying that i have to go with the approved winter set they have ( 754 with Pirelli Scorpion Winter ) as the LCI models have a different sensor.

Does anyone know if this is true and whether i can use the older BMW winter set ( 752 ) ?
I need to order a winter wheel/tire set for my 23 M60i, anyone have photos of good looking sets?
I was thinking of searching for a winter wheel and tire set on tirerack.com …

Pros

Cons

Anyone?
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      09-24-2022, 06:41 PM   #9
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I need to order a winter wheel/tire set for my 23 M60i, anyone have photos of good looking sets?
You can try ordering a wheel and tire package from tirerack or the BMW ones. These are the approved one we have in Canada for the X7 LCI
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I was thinking of searching for a winter wheel and tire set on tirerack.com …

Pros

Cons

Anyone?
I guess it depends on budget and what wheel design you are after. It will be same tires any way

Pro: more wheel designs to choose from and you can control the cost Vs the BMW approved winter sets

Cons: I can’t really think of one. I read a lot of positive posts here about tirerack packages
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I was thinking of searching for a winter wheel and tire set on tirerack.com …

Pros

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I guess it depends on budget and what wheel design you are after. It will be same tires any way

Pro: more wheel designs to choose from and you can control the cost Vs the BMW approved winter sets

Cons: I can't really think of one. I read a lot of positive posts here about tirerack packages
Thank you much!

Now i would like to find something like a thread with photos of X7s with winter wheel and tire packages.

If you have a thread in mind please share.
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Thank you much!

Now i would like to find something like a thread with photos of X7s with winter wheel and tire packages.

If you have a thread in mind please share.
- https://g07.bimmerpost.com/forums/sh....php?t=1656186
- https://g07.bimmerpost.com/forums/sh....php?t=1792430
- https://g07.bimmerpost.com/forums/sh....php?t=1872840

I am sure you will find a few more if you search for “Winter Tires” here in this forum

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      09-25-2022, 01:09 PM   #13
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Winter Tires Set - 2023 X7 M60i TPMS

Are separate rims a must-have for you? Personally I've never gotten dedicated rims to be mounted to my winter tires; I always have the dealer swap and mount the rims between my summer and winter tires. Sometimes I feel like I'm in the minority doing that but I always get rims I really like and like my cars looking the same all year round.

I also keep the stock staggered tire size in my winters. I usually order them on TireRack with each new vehicle. X-Drive does an excellent job allocating power appropriately. I feel like an unstoppable tank on my country back roads.
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Are separate rims a must-have for you? Personally I've never gotten dedicated rims to be mounted to my winter tires; I always have the dealer swap and mount the rims between my summer and winter tires. Sometimes I feel like I'm in the minority doing that but I always get rims I really like and like my cars looking the same all year round.

I also keep the stock staggered tire size in my winters. I usually order them on TireRack with each new vehicle. X-Drive does an excellent job allocating power appropriately. I feel like an unstoppable tank on my country back roads.
Good point till you factor in that It is $3200 to get winter tires for the 22in wheels that come with M60i. The BMW 21in winter set ( wheels and tires ) goes for $3850. For me, It is more value for money to get the 21in winter set.
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Are separate rims a must-have for you? Personally I've never gotten dedicated rims to be mounted to my winter tires; I always have the dealer swap and mount the rims between my summer and winter tires. Sometimes I feel like I'm in the minority doing that but I always get rims I really like and like my cars looking the same all year round.

I also keep the stock staggered tire size in my winters. I usually order them on TireRack with each new vehicle. X-Drive does an excellent job allocating power appropriately. I feel like an unstoppable tank on my country back roads.
Good point till you factor in that It is $3200 to get winter tires for the 22in wheels that come with M60i. The BMW 21in winter set ( wheels and tires ) goes for $3850. For me, It is more value for money to get the 21in winter set.
Yeah that certainly makes sense. They're a bit cheaper down here in the States (the tires are, anyway); I paid $2330 after rebate on TireRack for my 22s matching the OEM, staggered setup.
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sensors for the 2023 are :
36106877937

I asked getbmwparts and they did a lookup by my vin, and those are the sensors for a 2023 X7.they are also the same sensors as for 2022.

very likely the HUF RDE077V21 will work for the 2023. they are cross compatible with a few bmw sensor part numbers including 36106877937.
My dealer is telling me the 752 sensors are not compatible with my 2021 M60i. I just asked this very question today. I was going to buy the 752 set up.
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My dealer is telling me the 752 sensors are not compatible with my 2021 M60i. I just asked this very question today. I was going to buy the 752 set up.
whats the p/n for the sensors in the 752?

thats what getbmwparts (tischer bmw) told me were the tpms sensors for my car, verified by vin. 2023 X7

they could be right, depends on what sensor they used for the winter tire set and if the sensor is cross compatible.

i ended up getting the HUF RDE077V21 as they are cross compatible with all of the recent bmw sensors.
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My dealer ordered the 752 winter package for my 23 M60. He asked for my year and model after I told him the part number. Parts guy said yes, it will work. Order was placed but maybe I need to go back with my VIN to have them verify? Would hate to get the wheels and it not work...
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My dealer ordered the 752 winter package for my 23 M60. He asked for my year and model after I told him the part number. Parts guy said yes, it will work. Order was placed but maybe I need to go back with my VIN to have them verify? Would hate to get the wheels and it not work...
I think the wheels and tires are fine fitment wise, if I understand it correctly it's confirming if the TPMS will work with the '23s.
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My dealer ordered the 752 winter package for my 23 M60. He asked for my year and model after I told him the part number. Parts guy said yes, it will work. Order was placed but maybe I need to go back with my VIN to have them verify? Would hate to get the wheels and it not work...
I have been getting mixed responses from different dealerships as well. Can you let me know if you get a confirmation from your dealership that the 752s will work. Worst case scenario, you will have to get new sensors ( they are not cheap though )
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Are separate rims a must-have for you? Personally I've never gotten dedicated rims to be mounted to my winter tires; I always have the dealer swap and mount the rims between my summer and winter tires. Sometimes I feel like I'm in the minority doing that but I always get rims I really like and like my cars looking the same all year round.

I also keep the stock staggered tire size in my winters. I usually order them on TireRack with each new vehicle. X-Drive does an excellent job allocating power appropriately. I feel like an unstoppable tank on my country back roads.
Swapping tires sets on one set of rims creates wear and tear on both the tires and rims, and the balance weights need to be removed and new weights added. A second set of wheels lets me store and swap sets at my convenience, and it takes less time than driving to the dealer.
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I have been getting mixed responses from different dealerships as well. Can you let me know if you get a confirmation from your dealership that the 752s will work. Worst case scenario, you will have to get new sensors ( they are not cheap though )
Update: I just got off the phone. I gave my Vin to verify if 752 would work. The answer was No. They are processing a refund. The only option showing for X7 LCI currently is the 750 wheel with 255/55/20 Continental. That would not work with the M60 according to him so no options lol
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