[NYCMCBM3]

anyone ever tired these or have any input on the quality of them

this site has some great deals

http://www.oemwheelsplus.com/bmw/19-wheels.html

[JayKay335i]

You drive the most expensive 3 and you're buying reps?

[NYCMCBM3]

no no, i was just serching on ebay for some parts and these things came up, im just curious

[JayKay335i]

I've personally never heard of them. Prices are pretty cheap. I doubt I'd trust them.

Plus, you'll destroy even the best of rims in NYC.

[CollinsE90]

HRE or BBS for an M3

[balance]

i say you take one for the team pull the trigger on one of them and let us know how they are!
im looking for some m5 reps for my moms e60

[NYCMCBM3]

^maybe we should all chip in a do a groupe buy on it ?


they all look just like oem rims, only thing i can see going wrong is them being made of plastic

[akh23456]

they will bend real quick

[Joonsup]

There's nothing wrong with reps as long as you get a reputable brand. I'd stay away from some no name brands found on ebay. If you check out the wheel section on this forum you'll see more than a few different companies selling rep wheels. And if you inquire about any of those I'm sure you'll have people chime in with their feedback on how satisfied/dissatisfied they are with them.

As for myself, I'm on my third set of Linea Corse wheels from wheeldude. Not b/c each of the previous cracked or bent, but I got bored of the style after owning each for a year. I'm not the one to say rep wheels are better than BBS or HRE's etc.. If you can afford it and won't put too much of a dent in your bank account, go for them. Yes I drive a 50K car but that doesn't mean I paid 50K cash. If I did, I probably could afford some BBS LM's (so sexy). For my financial situation, rep wheels made sense to me.

But for sure I would stay away from no name ebay wheels. If something happens to them, it seems impossible to be able to get them warrantied, etc..

[akh23456]

look into vmr they look great