[Llep64]

Nice car indeed...

[Shelah]

probably stating the obv.. but the 19" seems to look best on the 3 series
congrats!

[7iM3less]

Here's a photo of my car with my 18" 400m rims (bottom) and another just after I mounted the 19" 403m rims (top). I love them both and will be using the 18's for winter but proportionally the 19's look much more proportional.

[Llep64]

Do all 320i come with a sub??

[Kafkaesque328]

Originally Posted by Llep64

Do all 320i come with a sub??

Comes with the same base audio as every 3 series up to the 340

[Llep64]

Ok now I'm confused, would swapping my 17s with 18s oem 397 void my warranty? Brake pads etc. Someone please clarify.

[metallicpea]

Not that I can imagine. Are you just talking the new car bumper to bumper or CPO warranty? Going bigger does not effect the brakes as the same car is available with 18".

People swap wheels and tires all the time.

Someone on another thread was asking about the optional dealer tire and wheel warranty. I have no idea about that as I never option extra coverage, but I doubt thats what you are referring to anyway.

[Llep64]

Originally Posted by metallicpea

Not that I can imagine. Are you just talking the new car bumper to bumper or CPO warranty? Going bigger does not effect the brakes as the same car is available with 18".

People swap wheels and tires all the time.

Someone on another thread was asking about the optional dealer tire and wheel warranty. I have no idea about that as I never option extra coverage, but I doubt thats what you are referring to anyway.

Thanks... I bought a 2017 loaner with 4000 miles. I read in another forum that someone swapped with OEM wheels but did not replace the tpms and voided the warranty.

[metallicpea]

Well, you would bring the TPMS over to the new set right? Or they would have them already.

[oftenimitated]

I took my 2014 320 in with the 18" 397s on and wrong sensors because I hadn't had chance to swap them and they still replaced the brakes under warranty/maintenance

[7iM3less]

This is a very painful thread to read and it somehow keeps getting bumped.

OP - you can put aftermarket or oem rims on your car and it won't void the vehicle warranty. There's no warranty associated with the wheels on your car UNLESS you get a wheel protection plan in which case the dealer will look after your tires and original wheels should they get damaged. IF your car has TPMS sensors, they MUST be relocated to the new wheels otherwise you won't get your tire pressure readings.

[Llep64]

So today I fitted the 397 wheels I got here from a wonderful member and let me tell you they made a HUGE difference for the best!!! Still wheel gap but I can live with it. What to do to it next??? Thanks for all your advice
Sorry for the poor quality

[Llep64]

Here it is after H&R sport springs

[metallicpea]

Looks great, how do you like the ride?