WTT M6 Wheels

[335_MI6]

Im kinda getting bored of my m6 wheels on my 335, looking trade them i not to sure what i want but im open to check out anything.

-Set of 4 m6 wheels
-Set of 4 tpms
-Perfect condition: NO curbage, bends, cracks, or any damage (ONLY 1000 MILES)
-Toyo T1R with only a 1000 miles on it
-Tires are filled with nitrogen

[abugiacomo]

excuse my ignorance, but what exactly does filling the tires with nitrogen do?

[335_MI6]

Originally Posted by abugiacomo

excuse my ignorance, but what exactly does filling the tires with nitrogen do?

http://www.nitrofill.com/nitrogen-in-tires.aspx

[MDyDinanM]

yeah I looked into this (via forums and my own research), but regular tire air (aka oxygen) is ~80% nitrogen anyways.

unless you track your car, or putting it in storage for a long period of time etc, then its a waste of $$

I mentioned storage b/c regular air isn't as compressed as much as nitrogen is and therefore has the potential to carry more moisture which can lead to inner tire rot over very, long, extended periods of time. Nitrogen is essential "dry" air. But modern tires are pretty durable these days anyways...

don't let the dealerships sucker you into putting nitrogen into you tires saying it will hold pressure better. It does, but by a margin, and for most of us that are daily drivers, really not worth it. Just maintain proper tire pressure with regular air and you'll be fine. If you're a track rat, then i'd say yes, do it.

just my .02 cents.

and here is a thread of where i'm coming from:

http://www.m5board.com/vbulletin/e60...air-tires.html

[335_MI6]

Originally Posted by mdyaman

yeah I looked into this, but regular tire air (aka oxygen) is ~80% nitrogen anyways.

unless you track your car, or putting it in storage for a long period of time etc, then its a waste of $$

I mentioned storage b/c regular air isn't as compressed as much as nitrogen is and therefore has the potential to carry more moisture which can lead to inner tire rot over very, long, extended periods of time. Nitrogen is essential "dry" air.

don't let the dealerships sucker you into putting nitrogen into you tires saying it will hold pressure better. It does, but by a margin, and for most of us that are daily drivers, really not worth it. Just maintain proper tire pressure with regular air and you'll be fine.

just my .02 cents.

Your exactly right but my bmw is my third driver so it just sits in the garage most of the time so it was kinda worth it for me.

[WagonSquad]

are these the actual M6 wheels or replicas?

[puredrivemotors]

I'm in the market for some M6 wheels. Can you give me a call?
Drew
317-590-3545
or email
drew@puredrivemotors.com