BMW 6 Series Tires — Fitment by Year

I see a lot of 6 Series come through here—everything from the 2004 coupes to the '19 models—and they all want the same thing: tires that match what came on the car. OE size is typically 245/45-18 up through 245/35-20 depending on your year and trim, with some models running 275s on the rear. Bolt pattern's 5x120 across the whole run, hub bore 72.56mm, and those rim diameters sit between 18 and 20 inches, so there's real range to dial in.

I stock both straight OE replacements and upgrade options for these cars. If you're running a 245/45-18, I've got those on the rack. Same with the 275/35-19 and 275/30-20 combos—load rating's important on these, and I make sure whatever I pull matches or exceeds the factory spec so you're not sacrificing handling or ride. Some owners come in wanting to go one size wider or drop to a lighter wheel for feel, and I talk them through what works without throwing off your speedometer or TPMS.

When your 6 Series rolls into the bay, my crew runs road-force balance on every wheel—no guessing. We check your hub-bore fit tight, torque everything to spec in the right sequence, and scan your TPMS to make sure it's talking to the car. We've been doing this in-house for fifteen years here in Marietta, and I do the work myself or oversee it. Bilingual shop, so if Spanish works better, we're there. Walk-ins are welcome any time.

We mount these for folks across East Cobb, Sandy Springs, Kennesaw, and all over the Atlanta side. If you want to spread the cost, Synchrony financing runs six months promo on orders $199 and up, and Acima lets you lease-to-own starting at ten bucks. Give us a call at (678) 400-6467, or drop by 1585 Roswell Rd and we'll get you sorted same day.