BMW 120 2000 Black 6 Spoke 17 inch Alloy Wheels, 65-70

This is a set of 4 wheels for the BMW 2000 65-70. These wheels are supplied with the required hardware to fit them to the car. Tyres are not included. They are a 17 inch by 7.5 inch wheel (17 x 7.5) and are ideally suited to tyres in the 215 to 235 width range. These are common tyre sizes and therefore there is a wide range of tyres available from budget to slick options. These have an offset when fitted with the supplied hardware of ET23. This means that they have around -23mm of poke over the standard wheels for the car. Prior to ordering, please check you have the required arch clearance. If not, you will need to modify the arches for a safe fitment. Product Fitment Data: Additional Poke – -23mmWheel Spacer Included? – Yes – 15mm Stud Conversion? – YesWheel Offset When Fitted – ET23Wheel Nuts – 17mm – Black   Vehicle Fitment Data: Make – BMWModel – 2000Chassis Code – 120Production Years – 65-70Hub PCD – 4 x 100Hub Bolt/Stud Thread – M12 x 1.5OE Offset – ETSpigot – 57.1mmNotes – n/a Wheel Data: Colour – BlackStyle – 6 SpokeMaterial – AluminiumConstruction – One PieceDiameter – 17Width – 7.5Wheel PCD – 5 x 114.3Offset – 38ETPocketed – Yes Barbarian Racing BDW Wheels The Barbarian Racing wheels are only available in a 5 x 114.3 PCD which means less options to hold in stock and greater availability. If your car doesn’t use a 5 x 114.3 PCD then a hub adapter will be supplied. The details of any spacer can be found above along with the theoretical PCD which is what we have used to calculate the extra poke once fitted. Should you damage a wheel/s then replacements are available as singles.  Fitment considerations Arch clearance – Our calculations are done from OE wheel fitment data which does not indicate the distance the wheel arch is from the hub. Before buying, be sure to measure your arch clearance and if in doubt, contact us prior to purchase. Brake clearance – Brake caliper size data is not available and therefore we cannot confirm if the wheel will clear the caliper. If these wheels are the same size or larger than what is currently on the car, you will likely have no cause for concern here. If however, you are downsizing the wheels, it’s important to check clearance.