[ieicholtz]

Does anyone know if the Alufelgen SF-71 for the 1 series would fit the 235?

19x8.0" ET 45
19x9.0" ET 48

Expecting delivery in early April so trying to find a 19 solution before the car arrives.

[ska///235i]

Well, member MBarnes provided a pic of a hatch setup and the specs for the rear is 9.5 ET50 (aggresive setup)

So that looks like it'll work

[GFK007]

Originally Posted by ieicholtz

Does anyone know if the Alufelgen SF-71 for the 1 series would fit the 235?

19x8.0" ET 45
19x9.0" ET 48

Expecting delivery in early April so trying to find a 19 solution before the car arrives.

Looking at the same rim, but just don't know what to do as far as fitment goes.

Let me know what kind of progress you make.

[Quick135]

In for the answer, as well. Id really like to take the SF-71s off my 135 and drop them on the 235 but some posts re: offsets and rubbing on stock 235 suspension has me concerned. My 135 with SF-71s is sitting on eibachs and I don't have any rubbing--not even out of the passenger rear. So if it rubs on stock suspension on the 235...well, that's a problem for me.

If I had one complaint about the 135 it was the narrow selection of wheels for the car given the offset. The initial gossip for the 235 is making it sound like its actually going to be worse--if thats even possible.

[M.barnes]

There is very limited choice on f20 1 series and 2 series will be similar for a while.

Stock rear is 18x8 et52 so going to 9" et48 is going to make the wheel stick out about 0.5" more either way. Reckon that'll work but don't hold me to it!

[jarret3699]

Originally Posted by Quick135

In for the answer, as well. Id really like to take the SF-71s off my 135 and drop them on the 235 but some posts re: offsets and rubbing on stock 235 suspension has me concerned. My 135 with SF-71s is sitting on eibachs and I don't have any rubbing--not even out of the passenger rear. So if it rubs on stock suspension on the 235...well, that's a problem for me.

If I had one complaint about the 135 it was the narrow selection of wheels for the car given the offset. The initial gossip for the 235 is making it sound like its actually going to be worse--if thats even possible.

I would really like to see the 19" SF-71s on the M235i and see how they fit with the offset. Are you going to take the pair you have on your 135i and test fit them on your 235i?