BMW M5 Tire Sizes and Rim Dimensions by Model Year and Trim

The BMW M5 has been offered with various tire sizes and rim dimensions depending on the model year and specific trim level. Understanding tire size markings is essential for selecting the correct tires that match the performance and handling characteristics designed by BMW.\n\nTire size markings for the M5 typically list width, aspect ratio, and diameter (e.g., 275/35ZR19), while rim widths correspond accordingly (e.g., 9.5×19 inches). Changes in rim diameter and width occur across different model years and trims to accommodate evolving performance specs and styling.\n\nTo compare trims, verify the exact tire size indicated on the placard or owner’s manual for your model year, ensuring compatibility when replacing tires or rims. This helps maintain optimal traction, ride comfort, and safety characteristics intended by BMW.\n\nConsulting this reference allows M5 owners to identify correct tire and rim dimensions, preventing improper fitment issues and ensuring the performance integrity of the M5 across all variants.

Year
Make / model / trim Year Tire size Wheel
BMW M5 G90 M52026285/30R219.5" × 21"
BMW M5 G90 M52025285/30R219.5" × 21"
BMW M5 G90 M52023285/35R209.5" × 20"
BMW M5 F90 M52022275/35R209" × 20"
BMW M5 F90 M52021275/35R209" × 20"
BMW M5 F90 M52020275/40R199" × 19"
BMW M5 F90 M52019275/40R199" × 19"

For bolt pattern (PCD), offset ET, center bore, and mounting details, open the bolt pattern page for BMW M5.

FAQ

How do I read BMW M5 tire size markings?
BMW M5 tire sizes show width, aspect ratio, and rim diameter, e.g., 275/35ZR19 means 275mm wide tire, 35% aspect ratio, and 19-inch rim diameter.
Do tire sizes vary by BMW M5 model year?
Yes, tire sizes and rim widths can vary between model years and trims to match performance specifications and styling changes.
Can I use tires from one M5 trim on another?
It depends on matching the tire size and rim dimensions exactly; always verify your specific model year's recommended sizes for safe fitment.
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