BMW alloy wheels....

[roundel]

Were fitted to an E9......very good condition......£400

 

[Krzysztof]

Hi. Very popular in 80's. Do you have an E9 with them on? I would love to see how does it look like.

 

[roundel]

They were on an E9 I bought in Sweden many years ago, seems the car did very few miles since they were fitted, the wheels are dated 1981. By the way all of the wheels are located in the UK.

 

[bmw2800cs]

14 inch?

 

[Markos]

@roundel,

Very interesting wheels. You might want to post them on https://www.bigcoupe.com or https://www.facebook.com/groups/66068293114/?multi_permalinks=10159972234038115.

These look almost exactly like e24 TRX wheels, but the lug indicates that they are 14x6. This wheel is a great option for folks that want an OEM look without spending $400 a piece on a metric Michelin.

 

[teahead]

reminds me of bottlecaps

 

[paul]

They look very much like FUCHES which came out on the later model Pagoda Benzs

 

[Markos]

reminds me of bottlecaps

These are the trx wheels:

Paging @Bert Poliakoff

 

[paul]

they look pretty good

 

[Oldbmwcoupes]

Funny thing.... I thought I was pretty much well versed in bmw wheels from the late 70s and 80s. I’ve never seen this design in any other dimension other than the TRX. I’m most curious what that would look like in a 14 on an e9 (or anything else from this period)

 

[HB Chris]

Similar to e30 four lug bottle cap wheel

 

[Krzysztof]

Similar to e30 four lug bottle cap wheel

These are also available in metric.

TRX were first wheels told to be like "runflat" and as such were available in "exclusive" versions of E30:

1. 325iX ECE - other shape of bottle cap (different ET) - still have genuine wheels but the problem is who knows when Michelin will produce them again and how high the price will be

2. 324td ECE - bottle cap but metric. You can tell by "TD" mark on the rim's edge, close to the valve: