Hi greydog,
Thanks for the info, as I said, still pretty green when it comes to cars In truth, so wouldn't have any idea that 22" are technically too big for my X5. I had an idea they would compromise my ride and give a harsh feel to it, as profile of tyre is so low.
I know they are not standard bmw alloy or recommended size.
I will check site you suggested and put a little more effort into checking manufacturer and searching online.
Any reasons why rear set are so deep? Is it coz of difference in depth of calipers/brake discs on front or rear axles or just for show or something?
Are they worth refurbishment and selling on do you think?
They are nice but your right regarding maintenance cost of tyres etc and ride comfort as it is an issue rather than good looks. Not to mention your point about possible cracking due to pressure/weight etc.
Plus I do feel like a big shiny d**k sometimes as people notice them.☺
Looks nice with its red brake shoes though I suppose.🙂.
You are spot on mate. 3.0l m'sport in Le mans blue. nice after decent wax and polish which i dont do enough tbh.
Thanks for your help greydog. Appreciated by this novice.👍👍👍