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Recently updated on August 20, 2016 at 12:54 am
New wheels for this white BMW 320i F30 from the rim manufacturer Klässen ID Wheels. The owner of this BMW 320i F30 has chosen a much more stylish alternative to the standard bike with a set of Klässen ID Wheels M52R in 20 × 9 in front and 20 × 11 in rear. By the way, we've already had the rims on our big brother, the BMW M4 F82 seen. We already know a few technical details about this wheel set and about the other modifications to the car. What we have learned we have listed below for you in a small summary. Unfortunately we have only received the pictures and an extremely short "short version" of Klässen ID Wheels so that we cannot list all the details yet, sorry for that.
(Photos: hawknpoke)
These are the previously known data for the BMW 320i F30. Please note that we can only identify the changes based on the pictures and thus everything is more or less "guessed":
- darkened windows
- possibly an increase in performance - Chiptuning, tuning box (info is still pending)
- Klässen iD M52R 20 × 9 from and 20 × 11 inches rear (matt gray)
- Pirelli P Zero 245 / 35 front and 275 / 30 rear
- H&R sport springs
- M Sport package
- M Sport front splitter
- M Sport spoiler lip
- M Sport roof spoiler
- Eisenmann 4 pipe sports exhaust system
- black BMW kidneys
- Carbon mirror caps
Certainly there will be new information soon and certainly new pictures and Videos in the net. As soon as this is the case, we will of course put this online and inform you about it.
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Hi all,
I read your reports about the vehicles with the rims from the American manufacturer Klässen ID. I also intend to get the Klassen ID rims for my Dodge Challenger SRT, especially the CS 05T in 20 inches. Unfortunately, there is only one dubious dealer on the German market. After a long search, I have now found a tuning company in Berlin that could get these rims. Unfortunately, the boys cannot guarantee that I will get the rims registered. With rims in this price range, this is of course an enormous risk that I would take. Now to my real question; do you know a workshop / tuning company where you can get the rims registered? Where would not matter, the main thing in Germany.
Thank you for your information