Whats the best way to make these wheels fit? Thanks for the help!

[10bmw10]

Please help me figure out how I can fit my Audi BBS LMs fit my car.

2016 BMW M3

Wheels 19x9.5 5x112 et32 (front and back)
Tires 265/35/19 (front and back)

I'm assuming I could buy:
https://wheeladaptersusa.com/product...=5456747823135

What else do I need?

Would i need spacers?

Any info helps.

Thanks

[F80Speed77]

The wheel adapters are technically a spacer so that should be all you need. I think you'll want a little less thickness on the adapter like maybe closer to a 10mm or 12mm if possible. Also I think youll want 5x120 to 5x112 adapters not the other way around like you have in that link.

[f80er]

Why though?

[10bmw10]

Originally Posted by F80Speed77

The wheel adapters are technically a spacer so that should be all you need. I think you'll want a little less thickness on the adapter like maybe closer to a 10mm or 12mm if possible. Also I think youll want 5x120 to 5x112 adapters not the other way around like you have in that link.

Thank you!

[10bmw10]

Originally Posted by f80er

Why though?

Mainly because I spent 5k on wheels and tires a few months ago for my Audi and reselling wheels doesn't get me enough to do it all again for this car.

[Justin.AutoTalent]

Fitment isn't going to be all that great another concern is will it clear the brakes. I know that on the RS5 that fitment requires a spacer to clear

[10bmw10]

Originally Posted by Justin.AutoTalent

Fitment isn't going to be all that great another concern is will it clear the brakes. I know that on the RS5 that fitment requires a spacer to clear

They fit on my 2013 S5 with no spacers.

As far as clearing my m3s brakes, do you think I should also add spacers?

[Justin.AutoTalent]

Originally Posted by 10bmw10

They fit on my 2013 S5 with no spacers.

As far as clearing my m3s brakes, do you think I should also add spacers?

I wouldn't really be able to give you much advice without seeing the barrel clearance. You're going to need spacers regardless to make the fitment flush

Fitment would probably be 10mm front and 18-20mm rear

The straightforward answer would be to not waste your time making it work. Coming from a wheel whore, I would take the loss on the wheels and recycle the money to another option for the M3.

Only if you don't have the S5 anymore though