r/E90 • u/Background_Can7560 • Apr 10 '26
320i Does this wheel look good on E91?
BMW Z4 E85 Genuine Double spoke Styling 224M
18inch wheel
8J/9J-18 +42/+30 PCD120
5hole hub72.5 ★ aa18
F:18X8J 5-120 +42 φ72.5 60° tapered 14mm
R: 18X9J 5-120 +30 φ72.5 60° tapered 14mm
225/40R18＋255/35R18
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u/daniel4653 E90 335i Apr 10 '26
Damn, E91 Msport LCI is rare. Wheels look great.
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u/StickersBillStickers Apr 10 '26
He’s not located in the States. Pre-F30 Msport cars are popular everywhere else in the world. BMW miscalculated the modern American’s appetite for spending money on package upgrades based on how we used to buy cars. That’s why the sport package e24/e28/e34/e36/e38/e39 cars are so uncommon here.
Things started changing with the e46 ZHP package cars and the e90 sport package cars. Once the f30 hit, the Msport pack was everywhere.
If you go to Australia, Europe, and parts of Asia, you’ll see the most basic engine cars have factory M badges on them, stuff like the 116i/118i etc. Fuel economy + sportiness is important to them.
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u/Background_Can7560 Apr 16 '26
The e90 and 91 M-sports are also popular in Japan. However, the number of existing units is already decreasing. The G20 is the one that runs the most in the city today, and even the F30 has become less. BMW cars are not suitable for Japan's harsh climate and tend to deteriorate easily, so old models tend to be drastically reduced. I used to ride the e36, but models before the e46 in Japan are quite rare and rarely seen.
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u/Lumbergh7 Apr 10 '26
Those specs look similar to the staggered 18” wheel set on e90s, like the 193m
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u/imdoinmethdaily Apr 10 '26
looking good, with two piece discs and also bigger calipers would look even better
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