E90 313 wheels

satz · 06-12-2017, 05:22 PM

Hi all

I'm looking at buying a set of used 19 inch 313-style wheels for my E90 LCI (which has the staggered 18s now).

Could someone please clarify the differences that exist in that particular wheel style? I've seen some that have 'BMW Performance', others that just have the "M" badge, and others that don't have either.

I've seen various offsets for this wheel. So, are the offsets 37 and 39 or actually 34 and 37? I'm after the ones that have the most 'concave' appearance.

And will factory wheels just bolt onto my hubs without needing any adapter?

lastly...I think the E90 LCI has a wider rear track than non-LCI, so does that mean that the same wheels will sit a little wider on the LCI?

many thanks

LMB335IS · 06-12-2017, 08:48 PM

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Originally Posted by satz

Hi all

I'm looking at buying a set of used 19 inch 313-style wheels for my E90 LCI (which has the staggered 18s now).

Could someone please clarify the differences that exist in that particular wheel style? I've seen some that have 'BMW Performance', others that just have the "M" badge, and others that don't have either.

I've seen various offsets for this wheel. So, are the offsets 37 and 39 or actually 34 and 37? I'm after the ones that have the most 'concave' appearance.

And will factory wheels just bolt onto my hubs without needing any adapter?

lastly...I think the E90 LCI has a wider rear track than non-LCI, so does that mean that the same wheels will sit a little wider on the LCI?

many thanks

The wheels with the M badge are OE wheels. The BMW Performance wheel is the same exact wheel just BMW aftermarket. Fronts are 19x8 ET37, rears 19x9 ET39. And yes, they'll bolt right up.

autoart · 06-12-2017, 11:11 PM

The 313 rims have a different offset from the Z4

satz · 06-12-2017, 11:30 PM

thanks guys. I've seen separate ads for 313 19 inch wheels stating that they have 34 and 37 offset. The only reference I can find with that offset is the 18inch version?

!LEFTCOAST! · 06-12-2017, 11:47 PM

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Originally Posted by satz

thanks guys. I've seen separate ads for 313 19 inch wheels stating that they have 34 and 37 offset. The only reference I can find with that offset is the 18inch version?

according to originalwheels.com
18's 34et/37et
19's 37et/39et

satz · 06-14-2017, 07:09 PM

Interestingly....from using a wheel offset calculator, looks like the 313s in 19 inch size will actually appear 'narrower track' on my front axle compared to my stock 18 in 287s..

Was trying to avoid using spacers, but still get a 'fuller' look.

M5_1of400 · 06-27-2017, 11:19 AM

awesome to find a thread dedicated to this type of wheels..

Just got a 2011 335D and my neighbor is selling me his 313 wheels that came off his 335is.. They are 19s

I'm not educated enough with the offsets or what those numbers mean according to the tires you have on the wheels or if they will fit without rubbing.

My neighbor recommended I get 235/35 and 275/30 tires, would this be a good combo for my 2011 335D (base)?

If not, what set of tires would you recommend I get?

Thank you and pardon my ignorance.

feuer · 06-27-2017, 02:32 PM

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Originally Posted by autoart

The 313 rims have a different offset from the Z4

Yes, the front are ET29.

satz · 06-28-2017, 05:50 PM

I'm getting 225/35/19 (F) and 255/30/19 (R) just to keep the original tyre footprint and diameter.

Lots of others use 235 and 265 combinations. In my case I couldn't justify going with fatter rubber because of the the slight extra weight and drag.

satz · 06-28-2017, 06:01 PM

DieselDemon - you need to check what size wheels and tyres you have at present. Then ensure the tyres you get for the new 19s match in overall diameter. There's an online calculator provided on the 'wheels and tires' section of this forum that you can use.

Put up some pics after you fit the 313s!

scostu · 07-18-2017, 07:16 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by satz

Hi all

I'm looking at buying a set of used 19 inch 313-style wheels for my E90 LCI (which has the staggered 18s now).

Could someone please clarify the differences that exist in that particular wheel style? I've seen some that have 'BMW Performance', others that just have the "M" badge, and others that don't have either.

I've seen various offsets for this wheel. So, are the offsets 37 and 39 or actually 34 and 37? I'm after the ones that have the most 'concave' appearance.

And will factory wheels just bolt onto my hubs without needing any adapter?

lastly...I think the E90 LCI has a wider rear track than non-LCI, so does that mean that the same wheels will sit a little wider on the LCI?

many thanks

http://www.bmwstylewheels.com/bmw/313

M5_1of400 · 02-02-2018, 06:57 AM

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Originally Posted by satz

DieselDemon - you need to check what size wheels and tyres you have at present. Then ensure the tyres you get for the new 19s match in overall diameter. There's an online calculator provided on the 'wheels and tires' section of this forum that you can use.

Put up some pics after you fit the 313s!

Little late but here it is.. running 235s in the front and 265s on the back

Soonerbilly · 02-02-2018, 08:29 AM

What offsets are those wheels demon?

M5_1of400 · 02-02-2018, 10:01 AM

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Originally Posted by Soonerbilly

What offsets are those wheels demon?

Front rim: 8Jx19 ET:37 Rear Rim: 9Jx19 ET:39

ECSTuning · 02-02-2018, 11:39 AM

Looks fantastic DieselDemonDM!

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