[Roadcrew]

Finally mounted the HRE FF10 wheels. It's been a journey. I now know things about wheels that I never even had an inkling about prior to this endeavor.
Offsets, offset calculators, backspacing, tire fitment, center bore, bolt patterns, load rating, GAWR etc. Finding the information about a specific wheel and the specifications of the existing wheels is really a lot more difficult than it should be. BMW Genius should have the information about the wheels that came with the car. That was not my experience.

So to start with my car is a '23 M440xi convertible. I ordered all-season tires on 19 792m wheels.
Tires are 225/40/19 squared (replaced the all-season with Pirelli Sottozero 225/40/19 winter)
The wheels are 19x8
offset is 27
center bore is 66.56
bolt pattern is 112x5
no idea what the load rating is for the 792m wheels

I spent a lot of time looking for wheels that I liked the look of. I found a few I liked but either they were ridiculously expensive or only came in black. I found a set of HRE FF10 wheels for sale on this forum. I would have bought these new, I liked them so much. Getting a reduced price is a plus.

The HREs are 19x9
offsett 25
center bore is 66.56
bolt pattern 112x5
load rating is 650kg (rear axel is 1280kg so the 650kg is fine)
tires installed are pirellis PZeros 245/35/19 performance
no spacers involved!

I would have liked to use the 225/40/19 that came with the 792m wheels but dealer wasn't comfortable with using them.

And yes these are a pita to clean, still love em. Minor inconvenience for the look.
Now for the pictures:

Information on the back of the HRE FF10 wheels










If it pokes at all, it's very little

[AM340iMiami]

I aint see no poke. Looks good.

[VIBE Motorsports]

Fitment looks perfect! (no poke) Thanks for sharing the photos

[RTPenland]

Originally Posted by Roadcrew

Finally mounted the HRE FF10 wheels. It's been a journey. I now know things about wheels that I never even had an inkling about prior to this endeavor.
Offsets, offset calculators, backspacing, tire fitment, center bore, bolt patterns, load rating, GAWR etc. Finding the information about a specific wheel and the specifications of the existing wheels is really a lot more difficult than it should be. BMW Genius should have the information about the wheels that came with the car. That was not my experience.

So to start with my car is a '23 M440xi convertible. I ordered all-season tires on 19 792m wheels.
Tires are 225/40/19 squared (replaced the all-season with Pirelli Sottozero 225/40/19 winter)
The wheels are 19x8
offset is 27
center bore is 66.56
bolt pattern is 112x5
no idea what the load rating is for the 792m wheels

I spent a lot of time looking for wheels that I liked the look of. I found a few I liked but either they were ridiculously expensive or only came in black. I found a set of HRE FF10 wheels for sale on this forum. I would have bought these new, I liked them so much. Getting a reduced price is a plus.

The HREs are 19x9
offsett 25
center bore is 66.56
bolt pattern 112x5
load rating is 650kg (rear axel is 1280kg so the 650kg is fine)
tires installed are pirellis PZeros 245/35/19 performance
no spacers involved!

I would have liked to use the 225/40/19 that came with the 792m wheels but dealer wasn't comfortable with using them.

And yes these are a pita to clean, still love em. Minor inconvenience for the look.
Now for the pictures:

Information on the back of the HRE FF10 wheels










If it pokes at all, it's very little

wow - absolutely stunning look - nicely done

ps- not sure how you ended up with HRE heritage center caps on Flow Form wheels, but the splash of blue on the caps is a nice subtle detail with the color of your car

[Roadcrew]

Thanks for the comments AM340iMiami, VIBE Motorsports, RTPenland and a big thanks to chenry.

Off to go driving!

[-JLT-]

Originally Posted by Roadcrew

Finally mounted the HRE FF10 wheels. It's been a journey. I now know things about wheels that I never even had an inkling about prior to this endeavor.
Offsets, offset calculators, backspacing, tire fitment, center bore, bolt patterns, load rating, GAWR etc. Finding the information about a specific wheel and the specifications of the existing wheels is really a lot more difficult than it should be. BMW Genius should have the information about the wheels that came with the car. That was not my experience.

So to start with my car is a '23 M440xi convertible. I ordered all-season tires on 19 792m wheels.
Tires are 225/40/19 squared (replaced the all-season with Pirelli Sottozero 225/40/19 winter)
The wheels are 19x8
offset is 27
center bore is 66.56
bolt pattern is 112x5
no idea what the load rating is for the 792m wheels

I spent a lot of time looking for wheels that I liked the look of. I found a few I liked but either they were ridiculously expensive or only came in black. I found a set of HRE FF10 wheels for sale on this forum. I would have bought these new, I liked them so much. Getting a reduced price is a plus.

The HREs are 19x9
offsett 25
center bore is 66.56
bolt pattern 112x5
load rating is 650kg (rear axel is 1280kg so the 650kg is fine)
tires installed are pirellis PZeros 245/35/19 performance
no spacers involved!

I would have liked to use the 225/40/19 that came with the 792m wheels but dealer wasn't comfortable with using them.

And yes [...]

nice! now lower her

[Sergey40]

320d, with adaptive suspension and m-sport brakes, squared setup.

Rims: Slik L-854, Forged, 8.5J ET29, 18”
Tyres: 225/45 R18

[lebaaron]

Apex for the win -

$pec$:
. VS5-RS Staggered
. 19x9 ET25
. 19X10 ET38

Tire$:
. Khumo Ecsta PS71
245 40 19
275 35 19

[peelerec]

Originally Posted by lebaaron

Apex for the win -

$pec$:
. VS5-RS Staggered
. 19x9 ET25
. 19X10 ET38

Tire$:
. Khumo Ecsta PS71
245 40 19
275 35 19

Lowered on what setup? Any spacers used on the front?

[lebaaron]

Originally Posted by peelerec

Lowered on what setup? Any spacers used on the front?

Lowered on Dinan Springs with bump stops and no spacers for the front -

[peelerec]

Originally Posted by lebaaron

Lowered on Dinan Springs with bump stops and no spacers for the front -

And no camber plates up front? Any rubbing?

[lebaaron]

Originally Posted by peelerec

And no camber plates up front? Any rubbing?

No camber plates and no rubbing at full lock -

[peelerec]

Originally Posted by lebaaron

No camber plates and no rubbing at full lock -

Good to know, thanks!
I plan to run 255 front and 275 in the rear.

[lebaaron]

Originally Posted by peelerec

Good to know, thanks!
I plan to run 255 front and 275 in the rear.

Nice, I'm interested to see that, you are RWD?

[peelerec]

Originally Posted by lebaaron

Nice, I'm interested to see that, you are RWD?

Yes, and also ordered the same size in VS-5RS! It is listed as an alternative tire size option on the Apex figment guide. However front camber plates and spacers may be necessary for me to run.

[lebaaron]

Originally Posted by peelerec

Yes, and also ordered the same size in VS-5RS! It is listed as an alternative tire size option on the Apex figment guide. However front camber plates and spacers may be necessary for me to run.

I followed their recommandation and it worked out great so you may be fine -
Almost went 255/285 but didn't want to run into too much tweaking since it's my daily -

[vitooo]

Originally Posted by peelerec

Yes, and also ordered the same size in VS-5RS! It is listed as an alternative tire size option on the Apex figment guide. However front camber plates and spacers may be necessary for me to run.

Sorry to butt in - but you should be good unless you're lowered on coils. I'm running that same setup on H&R springs, no camber plates or spacers, with zero rub.

Thought I'd share to save you a few bucks.

[peelerec]

Originally Posted by vitooo

Sorry to butt in - but you should be good unless you're lowered on coils. I'm running that same setup on H&R springs, no camber plates or spacers, with zero rub.

Thought I'd share to save you a few bucks.

Good to know! Either way I need to run front camber plates. The shoulders/outside of my PS4S are clearly wearing out faster on the track due to lack of enough camber up front.

[acudaf82]

I am not a fan of the bi-color wheels...but liked the pattern. So I had the dealer do a "Dusted Black" powder, which is a pearl black with silver metallic flake. Looks great and is super durable. This will work until I can go fully forged with some Klassen or Vorsteiner.

[Montaver]

Originally Posted by acudaf82

I am not a fan of the bi-color wheels...but liked the pattern. So I had the dealer do a "Dusted Black" powder, which is a pearl black with silver metallic flake. Looks great and is super durable. This will work until I can go fully forged with some Klassen or Vorsteiner.

Looks good, very meaty. Any rubbing with the 245/40?

[acudaf82]

Originally Posted by Montaver

Looks good, very meaty. Any rubbing with the 245/40?

No rubbing at all. This is The OEM setup so that is not surprising - I have the ZTK pkg - staggered setup. Drives and corners super nice. I have adaptive suspension as well.

Wheel and Tire sizes are Front = 19x8.5J - 245/40 R19 and Rear 19x9J 255/40 R19

[yoon_209]

Originally Posted by lebaaron

Apex for the win -

$pec$:
. VS5-RS Staggered
. 19x9 ET25
. 19X10 ET38

Tire$:
. Khumo Ecsta PS71
245 40 19
275 35 19

looks great. for your rears is there any poke? did you have run any camber? if so what?