Who Actually Makes BMW Alloy Wheels?
Images: BMW style 875 Genuine BMW Alloy Wheels and Tyres Set for Sale at MT Auto Parts Here’s something most BMW owners do not know: BMW does not actually manufacture its own alloy wheels. Every BMW alloy wheel, from the humble 16-inch steel-look rim on an entry-level 1 Series to the polished 21-inch M Sport wheel on an X5, is made by a third-party manufacturer, then fitted to the car at the factory. That is completely normal in the car industry. BMW designs the wheels and specifies exactly what it wants. The making is handled by specialist wheel manufacturers, most of which are based in Germany, Italy, or elsewhere in Europe. Understanding who those manufacturers are, and what the difference is between an OEM wheel and a cheap aftermarket copy, can save you a lot of money and a lot of frustration when it comes to replacement. About MT Auto Parts MT Auto Parts supplies used BMW alloy wheels and other BMW spares for F, G, and U-generation models from 2012 onwards. All wheels com...
