BMW X5 E70

BMW X5 is one of the most important cars in BMW's catalogue, and the second generation – the E70 produced from 2006 to 2013 – is a prime example of this. The car has improved significantly compared to its predecessor. On our website we offer selected BMW X5 E70 rims – new, reliable, safe and available at a favorable price.

Information on the key rim parameters in the E70 generation of the BMW X5 model

In the BMW E70, rims have a decisive impact on the appearance of this car, which is why its owners often decide to change them. We offer, among others, silver, gray, graphite or black variants, differing in size – up to 22” – as well as finish (gloss, satin or matte).

What is the rim diameter in the BMW X5 E70?

BMW X5 E70 rims are available in completely different sizes – from a compact 18” diameter for this body to as much as 22”. Which variant to choose depends on your own assessment, and in practice solely on taste. The smallest BMW E70 rims increase comfort and reduce the sensation of vibrations caused by driving on uneven terrain, while the largest ones draw attention and catch the eye. The BMW X5 E70 19-inch rims are versatile – they combine the advantages of both extreme diameters well. Moreover, the BMW X5 E70 20-inch rims can be just as good a choice, but due to their larger size they will be more eye-catching.

What is the bolt pattern in the BMW X5 E70?

The bolt pattern of the BMW X5 E70 rims in this generation is 5x120 – just as in the previous one and, as it turns out, also in the next one. It is a parameter that has a direct impact on the possibility of installation.

What is the rim width in the BMW X5 E70?

X5 E70 rims also differ in width, i.e. the distance between the two edges of the wheel. In the BMW X5 gen. II, this parameter ranges from 8” to 11.5”. It affects both how the wheel fits within the wheel arch and the price of the tyres – wider ones tend to be slightly more expensive.

What is the ET of the rim in the BMW X5 E70?

All BMW E70 rims have ET 30-46. This parameter determines the distance of the rim's mounting surface relative to its axis of symmetry.