[robininni]

I'm specifically interested in the 22" 755m bi-colored black v-spoke wheels that can be configured on a 2020 x7 40i. I have ordered an m50i but I really like those bi-colored black wheels.

[jmciver]

Originally Posted by robininni

I'm specifically interested in the 22" 755m bi-colored black v-spoke wheels that can be configured on a 2020 x7 40i. I have ordered an m50i but I really like those bi-colored black wheels.

Of course you can. Just go to RealOEM.com, get the BMW part number, then search the net to find the best price.....

RealOEM.com web page with 755M wheel part numbers.

Front Wheels
Rear Wheels

All kidding aside, this is probably the quickest and easiest way to search for any BMW part numbers at different vendors....

[Paultattoo]

That's what I'm getting because I could get the black ones. Want to trade? Lol

[robininni]

Thanks for the help! Which is the better tire:


CONTINENTAL Premium Contact 6 RUNFLAT BMW *
front: 275/40R22 107Y XL US$319
rear: 315/35R22 111Y XL US$328
Total: US$1293




PIRELLI P Zero PZ4 LS RUNFLAT BMW *
front: 275/40R22 107Y XL US$312
rear: 315/35R22 111Y XL US$430
Total: US$1484

[jmciver]

Unless you are a Pirelli fan, I would save some coin and go with the Continentals. While I am not specifically familiar with these tire models, both brands are reputable and make good tires. Even if the Pirelli's are "technically" the better performing tire (which I don't know), you most likely would not know the difference on the road - this a big SUV after all (even if it is a fast one ).

But since you want to swap out the Cerium wheels for black ones, why not keep the tires that came on it from the factory? They should be the same, staggered setup.

[Ken750iX7]

Originally Posted by robininni

Thanks for the help! Which is the better tire:


CONTINENTAL Premium Contact 6 RUNFLAT BMW *
front: 275/40R22 107Y XL US$319
rear: 315/35R22 111Y XL US$328
Total: US$1293




PIRELLI P Zero PZ4 LS RUNFLAT BMW *
front: 275/40R22 107Y XL US$312
rear: 315/35R22 111Y XL US$430
Total: US$1484

I have 2 sets of wheels for my X7, 755M Bi Color with Continental Premium Contact 6 and 755M Cerium Gray with Pirelli P Zero, I rotate them every 5000 miles.

IMO, I feel that Continental is a little softer ride than Pirelli (both sets have the same PSI). Noise level is very much the same or Pirelli is just a little bit louder. Pirelli has Raised Rib Tire/Rim Protector, Continental doesn't.

[like2short]

try getbmwparts.com for parts discounted off list.

Originally Posted by jmciver

Of course you can. Just go to RealOEM.com, get the BMW part number, then search the net to find the best price.....

RealOEM.com web page with 755M wheel part numbers.

Front Wheels
Rear Wheels

All kidding aside, this is probably the quickest and easiest way to search for any BMW part numbers at different vendors....

[TAG Prez]

paultattoo - I am in chicago area and just got an X7 m50i with the cerium gray wheels - if you're serious about trading for the black ones please let me know as I would prefer them on my truck with the shadow line trim

[Jspeed29]

Originally Posted by TAG Prez

paultattoo - I am in chicago area and just got an X7 m50i with the cerium gray wheels - if you're serious about trading for the black ones please let me know as I would prefer them on my truck with the shadow line trim

Originally Posted by TAG Prez

paultattoo - I am in chicago area and just got an X7 m50i with the cerium gray wheels - if you're serious about trading for the black ones please let me know as I would prefer them on my truck with the shadow line trim

Have you considered on refinishing the gray wheels to black. I went to Chicago Wheels in Elk Grove.