Any recommendation of rims to go with this color?

I think this isn't something new but just wanted to share with you guys anyway. So I had my rims scratched against the curb few weeks ago, heart damn pain but oh well, shit happens and I kind of like this rim style, so I didn't feel the need to change it.



As I look around for solution to fix the curb rashes I came across a rims repairing shop in Bandar Sri Damansara near Public Bank. I asked the tech guy and to explore my options.

1. He can get the scratched area fixed. Not 100% but hardly noticeable unless you go real near to see it.

2. Skimming that can give the wheel a surface polished look to create the dual tone color.

The second option interested me and I always find the stock silver color to be somewhat dull and don't compliment the brake caliper all that much so I went ahead with it, gloss black with machine polished surface. This is the result.

Before:


After:


Total damage was Rm500. If repair and touch up it would be about RM100+.

Honestly speaking, I love how the polished surface looks but at the same time makes me appreciate the original look as well. If I didn't scratch the rims, I will keep the stock look. Then again, makes me smile whenever I look at the wheel and caliper as the black wheel exaggerate the caliper's size and color hahaha

The advanti Hybris is one sweet ass looking rims lol. Too bad it does not have bolt pattern 120x5.

Well, yeah, lol but I'm sticking to OEM rims. Would have bought the M-Performance 20 inch rims if it weren't for their weird offsets and width lol.

20x8 front and 20x8.5 rear. What the hell is BMW thinking lol, 8.5 width for a 20 inch!?

They are very light though lol, iinm it's about 9kg only. About 2kg+ lighter than the stock 18inch wheel. Harsher though yeah. 19' is the maximum size I will ever go for this car haha. 20 inch looks too huge and not a fans of it.

I don't know man, gotta wonder why BMW just makes 20" OEM wheels for the F30.

19" looks alright to me. This is from the F20, 19" 624M.

True lol, it seems to me like the 19" is the "new" 18" standard nowaday.
There are many people that say 18 incher on a compact sedan is small LOL!

Agreed. But the bling factor prevails lol. Not everyone can utilize the horses all the time but everyone can look at their car and go "damn that looks hot!" Haha

Don't need to change the suspension lah. Just make sure the new rims and tyre gives you the same diameter as the 16". Make sure the offset and width is suitable for your car so it doesn't cause fender rubbing and/or hitting your suspension.