BMW 4 Series Tires — Fitment by Year

I see a lot of these 4 Series come through—2014 to 2024 models, mix of 18 and 19-inch setups. OE fitment runs 225/45-18, 225/40-19, 255/35-19, or 255/40-18 depending on your year and trim, and the bolt pattern's 5x112 across the board. Hub bore sits at 66.56 or 66.60 millimeters. First thing I do when someone rolls in is confirm which size you're actually running, because people sometimes get it wrong on the phone.

We stock OE replacement rubber for these—Michelin, Bridgestone, Continental, Pirelli—and I can also set you up with an upgrade if you want better grip or longevity. The load rating matters here because these cars aren't light, and I'm not going to put a tire on a BMW that doesn't handle the weight. If you're running 19-inch wheels, we've got plenty of options in the 255 range. 18-inch? I keep those 225/45 sizes on the rack most of the time.

When your car comes in, I run road-force balance on every one—no guessing. I check your TPMS sensors, confirm the hub bore, torque everything to spec, and make sure the wheel sits flush. We do all the work in-house, and I've been doing this in Marietta for fifteen years with my crew, so you're not waiting on some call center or franchise manager. We're bilingual, walk-ins are welcome, and if you need to schedule, you can call me at 678-400-6467.

We mount these for folks across Marietta, East Cobb, and Sandy Springs. If you need financing, Synchrony runs a six-month promo on orders $199 and up, and we also offer lease-to-own through Acima if that works better for your budget. Walk in, call, or book online below.