BMW 7 Series Wheels

OE on a 7 Series runs 5x112 bolt pattern with a 66.56mm hub bore, and rim diameter sits anywhere from 18 to 20 inches depending on the year and trim you're looking at. I've had everything from '89 models through 2022 come through here, and fitment's straightforward once you nail down your year and current size. We keep common sizes on the rack — 245/50-18, 245/45-19, 245/40-20, and the 275 widths for the bigger setups.

You can go OE-style replacement if you want to match what came on the car, or step up to a plus-size upgrade. I run 19 and 20 inch options in gloss black, machined silver, bronze — whatever suits the car. Offset and brake clearance matter here, especially if you're running the larger diameter. The 66.56mm hub bore is tight, so I always use hub-centric rings to keep things centered and vibration-free.

When my crew installs a set, we check that hub-centric fit first, reseat and re-code the TPMS sensors, run road-force balance on every one, and torque the lugs to spec. I've been doing this work in Marietta for fifteen years now — the family started the shop in 2010 — and these German cars need that attention to detail. We do the whole job in-house, no outsourcing.

We mount these for folks across Marietta and East Cobb, plus Roswell, Sandy Springs, and the broader Atlanta side. If you want to finance, we've got Synchrony for six months promo on orders $199 and up, or Acima lease-to-own starting at $10. Walk in at 1585 Roswell Rd, call (678) 400-6467, or book online below.