# oem 18" m3 wheels

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**Post date:** [August 3, 2012, 7:07am UTC](https://forums.speedlife.net/t/oem-18-m3-wheels/264582/12 "2012-08-03T07:07:08Z")

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> [@Frank Clark discussin Lynch now](https://forums.speedlife.net/t/frank-clark-discussin-lynch-now/50332/12):
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> I’m 100% sure.
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> E39s and E70s (X5) had a 74.1mm hub diameter, all other 5-lug BMWs (1, 3, 7, X3, E53 X5, etc) have a 72.56mm hub diameter.
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> Some wheels may or may not fit, especially aftermarket which can have a higher center bore than stock, but almost all of the OEM wheels for the cars have a matched center-bore for the hub

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