BMW F20 F21 F22 F23 Grey Alloy Wheel Rim 17" Star Spoke 379 7,5J ET:43 6850151

BMW F20 F21 F22 17" 7.5J 6850151 Alloy Wheel is an original, grey wheel from the Wheels category, designed for discerning users who value driving precision and the car's stylistic consistency. This used OEM part ensures a factory fit for BMW models, maintaining the correct geometric parameters of the rim. It's a practical solution for both replacing a damaged wheel and for planned wheel set upgrades.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: 6850151-3
• Mark: BMW (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 6850151
• Substitutable numbers: 36116850151, 6850151
• Color: Grey
• Rim diameter: 17"
• Rim width: 7.5
• Offset (ET): 43
• Hole diameter: 120
• Number of holes: 5
• Category: Rims

Technical Characteristics of the BMW Alloy Wheel

The presented alloy wheel has been designed to maintain appropriate mounting parameters for selected BMW F-series models. The rim's construction is optimized for proper wheel seating within the wheel arch and compatibility with the factory suspension system. The used bolt pattern and hole diameter, along with the matched offset, allow for safe load transfer during daily operation.

The grey finish of the wheel complements both light and dark body paint colors, emphasizing the car's cohesive, understated character. The aluminum construction contributes to the reduction of unsprung mass, which can positively impact suspension response and driving comfort.

Intended Use and Application in BMW Vehicles

The wheel has been developed as an OEM part for selected BMW F-family models, meaning it adheres to factory quality and dimensional standards. This makes it suitable as a replacement for a damaged rim or as part of a set when assembling seasonal wheel packages. Original origin promotes proper interaction with the vehicle's suspension, braking, and safety systems.

The wheel's mounting parameters are adapted to the typical bolt pattern used in this generation of BMW, facilitating integration with the hub and minimizing the risk of improper wheel seating. This is particularly important for maintaining driving stability, even tire wear, and the correct operation of driver-assistance systems.

Benefits of Choosing an Original Used Wheel

Choosing a used OEM alloy wheel offers a sensible compromise between cost and maintaining factory driving parameters. Original rim geometry promotes even load distribution, which is important for the durability of tires, bearings, and suspension components. For many users, it's also a way to maintain the car's consistent appearance without investing in entirely new wheel sets.

The grey wheel will perform well in both daily city driving and on longer journeys, providing an aesthetic appearance and predictable vehicle behavior. A used part allows for reduced repair costs after damage to a single rim, without the need to replace the entire set.

BMW Wheel Selection and Compatibility

When selecting a wheel for a specific BMW model, it is crucial to match the mounting parameters such as rim diameter, width, offset, hole diameter, and the number of mounting holes. For this product, all these values are defined in the technical specifications, making it easier to verify compatibility with your vehicle. This allows for a precise assessment of whether the wheel is suitable as a replacement or as part of a seasonal wheel set.

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of the running gear in your BMW and need other parts from the same group, such as additional rims, wheel sets, or alternative rim designs, check the available parts in the BMW Wheels category.

Expert Support for Purchasing Used Wheels

When choosing a used alloy wheel, it's worth paying attention to aspects such as dimensional compatibility, surface condition, and the possibility of refurbishment. To better prepare for the purchase and to consciously assess the potential for rim restoration, a practical guide describing the process of selecting and refurbishing wheels will be helpful. Detailed tips can be found in the article Used Wheels Like New: A Guide to Buying and Refurbishing Alloy Wheels, which discusses key technical and operational issues.