Look for OEM Part Numbers and Stamps

• All BMW wheels have an OEM part number stamped on them
• These are usually on the back of the spokes, around the flange on the inside of the wheel, or around the lug nut holes on the front of the wheel.
• Look for a manufacture name. OEM manufacturers include BBS, Ronal, Borbet, and more.
• Wheel specs will also be stamped on the wheel, usually near the part number.

Compare Specs and Sizes

• Fake wheels often have more universal fitment
• Research the OEM specs using trusted websites such as RealOEM.com
• Compare the factory size to the stamped size on the wheel
• If the sizes do not match, the wheel may be a replica

Watch for special wording in listings when shopping online

• Wording such as "BMW Style Wheel" or "M3 Look Wheel" indicate that the wheel is not genuine
• "Rep" or "Aftermarket" are also indicators for fake wheels.

Why it matters

• Replica manufactures are not held to the same standard as BMW
• The wheels could easily bend or crack, which would cause a safety concern
• When it comes to safety and performance, Genuine BMW wheels are worth the investment

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