BMW 328 Wheel Interchange

Compare BMW 328 wheel specifications across 12 model years. Review bolt patterns, center bore, thread size, and the years that share the same recorded mounting specs.

Years covered1999–2016

Published years12

Bolt patterns found5×120

Center bores found72.6 mm

Thread sizes foundM12×1.5, M14×1.25

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Compare BMW 328 Years

Wheel Specifications by Year

Year	Bolt pattern	Center bore	Thread size	OEM rim sizes	Offset	Details
2016	5×120	72.6 mm	M14×1.25	Not available	Not available	Open 2016 page
2015	5×120	72.6 mm	M14×1.25	Not available	Not available	Open 2015 page
2014	5×120	72.6 mm	M14×1.25	Not available	Not available	Open 2014 page
2013	5×120	72.6 mm	M14×1.25	Not available	Not available	Open 2013 page
2012	5×120	72.6 mm	M14×1.25	Not available	Not available	Open 2012 page
2011	5×120	72.6 mm	M12×1.5	Not available	Not available	Open 2011 page
2010	5×120	72.6 mm	M12×1.5	Not available	Not available	Open 2010 page
2009	5×120	72.6 mm	M12×1.5	Not available	Not available	Open 2009 page
2008	5×120	72.6 mm	M12×1.5	Not available	Not available	Open 2008 page
2007	5×120	72.6 mm	M12×1.5	Not available	Not available	Open 2007 page
2000	5×120	72.6 mm	M12×1.5	Not available	Not available	Open 2000 page
1999	5×120	72.6 mm	M12×1.5	Not available	Not available	Open 1999 page

2016

Bolt pattern: 5×120
Center bore: 72.6 mm
Thread size: M14×1.25
OEM rim sizes: Not available
Offset: Not available
Details: Open 2016 page

2015

Bolt pattern: 5×120
Center bore: 72.6 mm
Thread size: M14×1.25
OEM rim sizes: Not available
Offset: Not available
Details: Open 2015 page

2014

Bolt pattern: 5×120
Center bore: 72.6 mm
Thread size: M14×1.25
OEM rim sizes: Not available
Offset: Not available
Details: Open 2014 page

2013

Bolt pattern: 5×120
Center bore: 72.6 mm
Thread size: M14×1.25
OEM rim sizes: Not available
Offset: Not available
Details: Open 2013 page

2012

Bolt pattern: 5×120
Center bore: 72.6 mm
Thread size: M14×1.25
OEM rim sizes: Not available
Offset: Not available
Details: Open 2012 page

2011

Bolt pattern: 5×120
Center bore: 72.6 mm
Thread size: M12×1.5
OEM rim sizes: Not available
Offset: Not available
Details: Open 2011 page

2010

Bolt pattern: 5×120
Center bore: 72.6 mm
Thread size: M12×1.5
OEM rim sizes: Not available
Offset: Not available
Details: Open 2010 page

2009

Bolt pattern: 5×120
Center bore: 72.6 mm
Thread size: M12×1.5
OEM rim sizes: Not available
Offset: Not available
Details: Open 2009 page

2008

Bolt pattern: 5×120
Center bore: 72.6 mm
Thread size: M12×1.5
OEM rim sizes: Not available
Offset: Not available
Details: Open 2008 page

2007

Bolt pattern: 5×120
Center bore: 72.6 mm
Thread size: M12×1.5
OEM rim sizes: Not available
Offset: Not available
Details: Open 2007 page

2000

Bolt pattern: 5×120
Center bore: 72.6 mm
Thread size: M12×1.5
OEM rim sizes: Not available
Offset: Not available
Details: Open 2000 page

1999

Bolt pattern: 5×120
Center bore: 72.6 mm
Thread size: M12×1.5
OEM rim sizes: Not available
Offset: Not available
Details: Open 1999 page

BMW 328 Years With the Same Recorded Mounting Specs

2012–2016

5×120 · 72.6 mm · M14×1.25

These years share the same recorded core mounting specs. Wheel diameter, width, offset, brake clearance, and load rating must still be checked.

1999–2000, 2007–2011

5×120 · 72.6 mm · M12×1.5

These years share the same recorded core mounting specs. Wheel diameter, width, offset, brake clearance, and load rating must still be checked.

Wheel Specification Changes

2011 → 2012 – Thread size changed from M12×1.5 to M14×1.25

Is matching bolt pattern enough?

A matching BMW 328 bolt pattern is only the first check. The wheel still has to clear the hub, brakes, and suspension, sit at a usable offset, and use the correct fasteners and tire package.

Center bore must not be smaller than the hub. A larger bore may need hub-centric rings; it is not an automatic fit.
Offset and backspacing change inner and outer clearance even when diameter matches.
Wheel width, brake clearance, and suspension travel are trim-specific and are not proven by bolt pattern alone.
Lug-seat geometry, thread size, load rating, tire diameter, and TPMS compatibility still need a physical check.

Same recorded specifications are a candidate for further verification, not confirmation that wheels physically fit.

Frequently Asked Questions

What bolt patterns has the BMW 328 used?

Recorded BMW 328 bolt patterns for 1999–2016 are 5×120. A year may have more than one configuration, so confirm the year page before buying wheels.

Do all 328 years use the same wheel specs?

No. Recorded 328 wheel specifications change across model years, including a documented transition from 2011 to 2012. Use the year comparison tool and the specifications table on this page.

How can I compare two 328 years?

Use Compare Years at the top of this page to select a donor year and an installed-on year. The result compares recorded bolt pattern, center bore, thread size, rim diameter, rim width, offset, backspacing, and tire size, then links to both year pages and the wheel calculator.

Is matching the bolt pattern enough?

No. Matching bolt pattern alone is not enough. Center bore, offset, backspacing, wheel width, brake and suspension clearance, lug-seat geometry, load rating, tire diameter, and TPMS compatibility must still be verified.

What should I check before installing wheels from another year?

Confirm the recorded core mounting specs, then verify wheel width, offset/backspacing, brake and suspension clearance, lug-seat geometry, load rating, tire diameter, and TPMS compatibility. This page reports recorded specifications and does not certify installation.