Your wheels look great until you see them from behind, tucked a few millimeters too far inside the fenders. Or a big brake upgrade leaves the caliper kissing a spoke. Six millimeters per side is often all it takes to fix both.

Dinan 6mm Wheel Spacers move each wheel 6mm further out from the hub on BMW E and F chassis cars with the 5x120 bolt pattern and 72.6mm center bore. They are CNC-machined from 6061 aluminum, finished in anodized black, and sold as a set of 2 to do one axle.

Why Dinan 6mm Wheel Spacers

Six millimeters is a small, clean step. It fills the wheel well a touch and opens up caliper clearance without pushing the tire toward the fender lip. The 72.6mm center bore matches the BMW hub, so the spacer locates on the hub the way your wheel does. Dinan machines each one from 6061 aluminum with a weight saving design, then anodizes it black so it disappears behind the spokes.

Two things to know before you order. First, you need longer lug bolts. Your factory bolts will not reach through a 6mm spacer with enough thread engagement, so buy the correct Dinan bolts with the spacers (listed below). Second, check which bolt pattern your car uses. Dinan groups fitment by chassis family, and some F-chassis cars use the G-chassis 5x112 spacer instead. Dinan part number D210-2036. Sold by AutoTecknic, an authorized Dinan dealer.

What's Included

  • 2 Dinan 6mm wheel spacers, 5x120, 72.6mm center bore

Lug bolts are not included and are sold separately.

Key Features

  • 6mm thickness per spacer
  • 5x120 bolt pattern with 72.6mm center bore
  • CNC-machined 6061 aluminum
  • Weight saving design
  • Anodized black finish
  • Set of 2, one axle
  • Dinan suggested bolts: D220-0011 (M12x1.5 cone seat, 35mm) for E chassis, D220-0004 (M14x1.25 cone seat, 35mm) for F chassis

Vehicle Fitment

Fits BMW models by chassis family, as published by Dinan:

  • BMW E chassis with 5x120 bolt pattern (M12x1.5 lug bolts)
  • BMW F chassis with 5x120 bolt pattern (M14x1.25 lug bolts)

Exceptions apply. Dinan lists the F9x M5 / M8 and the F48 X1 / F39 X2 as exceptions: they use the G chassis spacer fitment (5x112, M14x1.25 bolts) and need a different spacer. G chassis cars are not covered by this part. If you are not sure which pattern your car uses, contact us with your VIN before ordering.

Installation Notes

Any DIYer who can change a wheel can fit these. Use a torque wrench, and always use the correct longer bolts.

  1. Loosen the lug bolts, raise the car safely and remove the wheel.
  2. Clean any rust or debris from the hub face so the spacer sits flat.
  3. Slide the spacer over the hub and line up the bolt holes.
  4. Refit the wheel with the longer Dinan lug bolts and snug them in a star pattern.
  5. Lower the car, torque the bolts to the factory specification, and recheck torque after the first 50 to 100 miles.