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    BMW M adds centrelock wheels to M Performance Parts program

    By Khulekani On Wheels / on November 21st, 2023 / in Car News, featured

    BMW M adds centrelock wheels to M Performance Parts program

    By Khulekani On Wheels / on November 21st, 2023 / in Car News, featured

    By Otsile Kadiege

    The retrofit products from the BMW M Performance Parts program not only enhance numerous current BMW models but also provide an additional touch of motorsport feeling to the high-performance sports cars of BMW M. New to the catalogue is centre-lock wheels which are

    developed for motorsport, where they enable particularly fast wheel changes and, consequently, short pit stops. Instead of the usual five screws, each wheel is attached to the wheel hub with only one central screw. This technology not only makes pure racetrack DNA tangible during wheel changes but also reduces rotating masses and optimizes the exclusive appearance through a distinctive design in the hub area.

    Available on select M Performance models

    The M Performance centre-lock wheels will be available on select BMW M models, namely BMW M2, BMW M3, and BMW M4. They are offered as a combined set in sizes 19 inches for the front axle and 20 inches for the rear axle. The lightweight forged wheels in Y-spoke design, in Jet Black matte color, feature a milled M Performance lettering and come equipped with tires in dimensions 275/35 ZR19 for the front and 285/30 ZR20 for the rear.

    M Performance Parts exterior

    Like the centrelock wheels, other products from the BMW M Performance Parts program are based on the development know-how and more than five decades of motorsport experience of the BMW M GmbH. The diverse range includes retrofit options in the areas of suspension, drivetrain, aerodynamics, and cockpit, enabling a performance-oriented customization and providing a racetrack feeling in everyday traffic. For a targeted boost in dynamics and agility, options such as the M Performance suspension with height-adjustable spring perches and the M Performance sport brake system are available.

    Additionally, the athletic appearance of a BMW M car can be enhanced with model-specific carbon components. The BMW M Performance Parts for the exterior are mostly made of carbon fiber-reinforced plastic (CFRP), sealed with clear lacquer for a high-quality finish. Model-specific options such as the M Performance front attachment carbon, the M Performance rear diffuser, or the M Performance side sill insert carbon give the vehicle a characterful appearance in a racing-style.

    M Performance interior

    Inside, M Performance Parts adds high-quality carbon and Alcantara elements that convey the motorsport genes of BMW M into the cockpit. M Performance knee pads with Alcantara surface provide optimized grip during particularly dynamic cornering. And both the M Performance steering wheel Pro and the M Performance armrest Alcantara offer perfect conditions for an especially intense driving experience.

    Categories: Car News, featured  /  Tags: bmw, BMW M, BMW M Performance Parts, BMW M2, BMW M3, BMW M3 Competition Touring, BMW M4
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