To mark the 50th anniversary of the BMW M brand, the German automaker will not only introduce a series of limited edition models, but also a new roundel inspired by the classic “BMW Motorsport” logo. Our article from yesterdayfocused exclusively on the European market, but as always, the U.S. customers will have a different choice. According to BMW of North America, all the BMW M models (M3, M4, X3 M, X4 M, X5 M and X6 M), with a production date from March 2022, will have their vehicle’s front, rear and wheel hubs adorned with by this classic roundel logo.
@@stephenwilson2793 don't know what that guy is talking about, the look OEM to me, you don't even show the back, so how can he say the smal tabs fold round the back, ignore that comment, garbage comment
@@stephenwilson2793 ahh yes, doh, bt they are most DEF BMW, you can see the BMW logo in the plastic at the 6 o'clock position. I'm guessing tabs or no tabs BMW does change designs plus also the BMW part number is clearly shown Bimmer Part Number 36136783536
i bought one with LED on it... i not sure if i kept the led or cut the cable... the caps i bought had a internal energy generator for the leds and i saw the power cable between it looks nice because of stable logo, but the LED confuses me, is cool or too much? well for now i will kept on hahaha
@@FLOORitofficial is pretty decent actually, i install last friday and take my car to wash place, and they are making 1 year party, everyone are talking about, even in pure sun day light. Nice stuff, i chat a about cars with random people, had some nice food and free chopp. Of course, all kind of pandemic rules are followed
Diameter: 65 mm for alloy wheels with a pitch circle diameter of 120 mm which are a majority of standard OEM wheels. I don’t have the exact part number to hand but if you google ‘bmw floating centre caps’ there is only 1 option 😁
@@FLOORitofficial thank you! But it’s two options to choose from. And when I measure mine it comes out to 68mm, but I wanted to make sure that they fit before I spend $100 on some potential paperweights 😬
If you go here you can put in your VIN to make sure they are right but from what I heard they are almost completely universal on standard wheels (custom unsure on) 😁 shop.bmw.co.uk/bmw-uk/en_GB/p/genuine-bmw-accessories/gifts/bmw-floating-hub-cap/PID_616785/
@@FLOORitofficial I have the style 95 wheels off of a 7 series. Ive seen people with the floating caps in them, but they never respond on which ones they have. idk if the 65mm ones will fit. the Style 95's are 68mm, hence my comment above.
I have a 2002 330ci and I can't put the floating cap on my front wheels because there's a metal piece inside that takes the space of the float behind the custom center cap.🤬.......but I got em on the back tho.
Older video but wow, no wonder those wheels are all scratched up around the caps. Next time take them off the correct way by removing the wheels and push them out from the back. Granted those wheels are curbed to hell anyways so not like it really matters.
To mark the 50th anniversary of the BMW M brand, the German automaker will not only introduce a series of limited edition models, but also a new roundel inspired by the classic “BMW Motorsport” logo. Our article from yesterdayfocused exclusively on the European market, but as always, the U.S. customers will have a different choice. According to BMW of North America, all the BMW M models (M3, M4, X3 M, X4 M, X5 M and X6 M), with a production date from March 2022, will have their vehicle’s front, rear and wheel hubs adorned with by this classic roundel logo.
A simple but effective video.
The ones removed are not the originals tho.
Thanks Stephen ☺️ how do you know that?
@@FLOORitofficial because of the small tabs that fold round the back. Oem are a moulded rondel.
@@stephenwilson2793 don't know what that guy is talking about, the look OEM to me, you don't even show the back, so how can he say the smal tabs fold round the back, ignore that comment, garbage comment
@@sparklytoyz6882 ehhh? 1:40 he shows the rear of them. Oem of that age did not have the tabs. Thx fir playing along.
@@stephenwilson2793 ahh yes, doh, bt they are most DEF BMW, you can see the BMW logo in the plastic at the 6 o'clock position. I'm guessing tabs or no tabs BMW does change designs plus also the BMW part number is clearly shown Bimmer Part Number 36136783536
Where did you buy these from? Are they all standard size?
Bought them straight from BMW! Yes I think they are all the same size!
@@FLOORitofficial how much they cost you? I want some lol. Not sure if with or without LED
I think they were about £50. Without LED 100%
i bought one with LED on it... i not sure if i kept the led or cut the cable... the caps i bought had a internal energy generator for the leds and i saw the power cable between it looks nice because of stable logo, but the LED confuses me, is cool or too much? well for now i will kept on hahaha
Oh wow! Never seen a light up centre cap before! If you think it looks good bud keep it 🤙🏻
@@FLOORitofficial is pretty decent actually, i install last friday and take my car to wash place, and they are making 1 year party, everyone are talking about, even in pure sun day light. Nice stuff, i chat a about cars with random people, had some nice food and free chopp. Of course, all kind of pandemic rules are followed
Where can I get these
These were bought straight from a BMW garage ☺️
I found where's Waldo!
What size are these? And part #?
Diameter: 65 mm for alloy wheels with a pitch circle diameter of 120 mm which are a majority of standard OEM wheels. I don’t have the exact part number to hand but if you google ‘bmw floating centre caps’ there is only 1 option 😁
@@FLOORitofficial thank you! But it’s two options to choose from. And when I measure mine it comes out to 68mm, but I wanted to make sure that they fit before I spend $100 on some potential paperweights 😬
If you go here you can put in your VIN to make sure they are right but from what I heard they are almost completely universal on standard wheels (custom unsure on) 😁 shop.bmw.co.uk/bmw-uk/en_GB/p/genuine-bmw-accessories/gifts/bmw-floating-hub-cap/PID_616785/
@@FLOORitofficial I have the style 95 wheels off of a 7 series. Ive seen people with the floating caps in them, but they never respond on which ones they have. idk if the 65mm ones will fit. the Style 95's are 68mm, hence my comment above.
I have a 2002 330ci and I can't put the floating cap on my front wheels because there's a metal piece inside that takes the space of the float behind the custom center cap.🤬.......but I got em on the back tho.
Oh no! At least the back wheels are floating then 😂
Just use m3 tape and it will come off in 1 sec💯
Older video but wow, no wonder those wheels are all scratched up around the caps. Next time take them off the correct way by removing the wheels and push them out from the back. Granted those wheels are curbed to hell anyways so not like it really matters.
So 6min video to show 12sec installation and then doesn't even show the car moving.
Think it’s pretty obvious what happens when the cars moving…