2008 BMW 135i

2008 BMW 135i wheel fitment at a glance

This 2008 BMW 135i is running OZ Racing Wheels Ultraleggera, staggered: 18x8 +40 up front and 18x9 +40 in the rear, wrapped in 225/40R18 front and 225/35R18 rear Michelin Pilot Sport PS 2 tires.

It sits on KW V3 lowering springs with a flush stance, meaning the wheel face lines up with the fender.

If you are searching for BMW 135i wheel fitment, OZ Racing Wheels Ultraleggera on a BMW 135i, 18x8 +40 wheels on a 135i, or what tire size goes with that setup, this build is a real-world answer, photographed and measured by the owner.

OZ Racing Wheels Ultraleggera 18x8 +40 specs (staggered)

The wheels are 18-inch in diameter and 8 inches wide with a +40 offset up front, and 18-inch by 9 inches at +40 in the rear.

A +40 offset on a 8-inch wide wheel puts the wheel face in a mild push toward the fender. Lower offset moves the wheel outward; higher offset tucks it in. The rear +40 offset on the 9-inch wheel keeps the rear in line with the front.

OZ Racing Wheels Ultraleggera 18x8 +40 on a BMW 135i is a common 135i question, and this page shows exactly how it sits, how it clears, and what the owner changed to make it work.

225/40R18 / 225/35R18 tires on 18x8 wheels

The tire size is 225/40R18 front and 225/35R18 rear: a 225 mm section width with a 40 aspect ratio on the 18-inch wheel, which gives a meaty fit (the tire is wider than the wheel, so the sidewall bulges a little and gives more cushion).

The owner chose Michelin Pilot Sport PS 2. We stock Ironman IRON iMOVE Gen 3 AS 225/40ZR18XL at $89 each in this size, and other 225/40R18 tires through the 225/40R18 tire search.

Searching for 225/40R18 tires on a BMW 135i, or the right tire size for 18x8 +40 wheels? This is one owner's proven combination, and every wheel and tire package we sell ships mounted, balanced and ready to bolt on.

Suspension, stance and clearance

The drop comes from KW V3 lowering springs, the simplest way to close the fender gap on a BMW 135i while keeping the factory shocks.

No rubbing at all, front or rear, no spacers, rolled fenders. Rolling or pulling the fender is what most owners do once the wheel sits this close; it keeps the tire from catching the lip over bumps.

Stance: flush. The wheel face lines up with the fender. Flush fitment on a BMW 135i comes down to the offset and width above; copy them and you get the same result.

Will 18x8 +40 fit a BMW 135i?

Will OZ Racing Wheels Ultraleggera 18x8 +40 fit a 2008 BMW 135i? This owner's answer is yes, on KW V3 lowering springs, with no rubbing.

6 other BMW 135i builds in the gallery run sizes like 17x8, 19x8.5 / 19x9.5, 18x8.5 / 18x9.5, 17x9, 18x8.5, so you can compare offsets, tire sizes and suspension before you order. See all BMW builds.

Our fitment guarantee covers wheels bought through wheels that fit the 2008 BMW 135i: pick the car, and every size shown is one we have checked for bolt pattern, hub bore and clearance.

Buy the same wheels and tires for your BMW 135i

OZ Racing Wheels Ultraleggera is not something we carry today. For the same look on your 135i, browse wheels that fit the 2008 BMW 135i in 18-inch sizes near +40 offset; the BMW 135i wheel and tire packages there ship mounted and balanced.

Financing is available on every set, and 2008 BMW 135i wheels ship free when bought as a wheel and tire package.

About this build

Every car in the Threepieceus gallery was submitted by its owner or collected from real builds, with the wheel size, offset, tire size, suspension and clearance recorded as fitted. Check two or three builds with the same BMW 135i and size before you order, and add your own ride once it is done so the next owner can see what fits.