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Originally Posted by MACA
You just reminded me of what my father always told me  when changing the wheels on my cars, why do you want to change something that the expert engineers who developed the car chose? And the answer is very simple for me, if the car were to put it in to the track and give the most of its performance, I definitely did not change the wheels, however I use the car in the city and put some wheels that to my liking make it look even nicer  and without losing the essence of the car's engineering So why not do it?
that by the way those 20/21 wheels have also been designed by the same experts who designed the car.
By the way, I just realized that the getbmwparts.com guys already have them for sale and at an even better price than in the UK. 
https://g80.bimmerpost.com/forums/sh...ighlight=1000M
https://www.getbmwparts.com/c-g80-g8...3-m4-2021--632 |
No brother what I said was I totally get why people want different looking wheels. What I don’t get is why would they change the size of the wheels and in this case mostly revolving around M cars. When I owned a Mercedes Benz C450 it came stock with some pretty ugly 18 inch wheels. However it didn’t come stock with that size because it was best for the car they probably did it because of cost. So people were putting 19 inch and 20 inch wheels on that model all over the place and they worked great. However with the M cars they are looking for a performance and they experiment with every size. So when they are done I assume they go with whatever wheels perform the best. Of course I could be wrong. According to my wife I’m wrong often so there you go.