AC Schnitzer Type IV Alloys

Beastman · 08-31-2020, 02:17 PM

Hi
looking for advice on fitting AC Schnitzer Type 4 alloys onto my 2013 640d GC. Always loved these wheels and have found set fronts 20x9 et42 rears 20x10 et33 or set from an E65 being 21" same widths and offset.

I imagine I'll need front spacers and wondered about best tyre size/aspect ratio and run flat or not? Only downside is apparently my TPMS sensor dont fit these wheels so would need it coded out.

TIA

readyplayerone · 09-10-2020, 08:36 AM

Well i would go with the original tyre's recommended, front 245/35R20 and rear 275/30R20, these will both fit the new wheels, however you might need spacers as the inner rim of the new wheels will be 15.4mm closer to the suspension strut based on willtheyfit.com and https://www.bmwstylerims.com/bmw-wheel-fitting-chart/

Have them mounted and check the clearance 15.4mm shouldn't be to much, but better safe then sorry.

08-31-2020, 02:17 PM	#1
Beastman Registered 0 Rep 2 Posts Drives: BMW 640d GC Join Date: Aug 2020 Location: Bonnie Scotland iTrader: (0)	AC Schnitzer Type IV Alloys Hi looking for advice on fitting AC Schnitzer Type 4 alloys onto my 2013 640d GC. Always loved these wheels and have found set fronts 20x9 et42 rears 20x10 et33 or set from an E65 being 21" same widths and offset. I imagine I'll need front spacers and wondered about best tyre size/aspect ratio and run flat or not? Only downside is apparently my TPMS sensor dont fit these wheels so would need it coded out. TIA
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09-10-2020, 08:36 AM	#2
readyplayerone New Member 2 Rep 28 Posts Drives: E90 Join Date: Sep 2020 Location: Hungary iTrader: (0)	Well i would go with the original tyre's recommended, front 245/35R20 and rear 275/30R20, these will both fit the new wheels, however you might need spacers as the inner rim of the new wheels will be 15.4mm closer to the suspension strut based on willtheyfit.com and https://www.bmwstylerims.com/bmw-wheel-fitting-chart/ Have them mounted and check the clearance 15.4mm shouldn't be to much, but better safe then sorry.
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