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View Poll Results: are you getting the 19"ers?
Yes they are a god value and you can't notice the weight 24 20.00%
yes because the looks 49 40.83%
No they are too expensive 3 2.50%
No they are too heavy 5 4.17%
No I don't like the looks 10 8.33%
No I am getting aftermarket wheels 23 19.17%
No 19" are harder ride or less suited for bumpy roads 6 5.00%
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      04-16-2008, 02:12 PM   #45
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That was the weight of the E46 18s - 26#F, 28#R.

based on the e46 18 inch wheels I bet the new 19's weigh LESS.
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Rear shot of the 19" with Sparkling Graphite. If you all are interested, I can post another shot where you can see a little better how the colors work together.

I will be running 18" when next winter comes along...with winter tires. Groan.
can you post more Sparlking Graphite photo pls, that alongside SSII and Space Grey are in my short list

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I may get 18"s btw bcoz of

1. cost savings in MSRP
2. I like the way it looks in Graphite or Space grey color
3. I can always get the 19"s as takeoffs from someone upgrade to market market in a few years
4. or may invest in BBS or CSL type wheels in the future.
5. I've had those wheels on my e46 M3 and Im tired of it
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The best way to resolve this once and for all is to weigh the 18s and 19s bare on the same scale.
actually I am just as happy to know the difference in wieght between the two WITH tires. that is actually more important. why get lightweight wheels if the same brand tire in +1 size is 8 pounds heavier.
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18's do look really good in person, and especially when dirty with a lot of brake dust on it.
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