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12mm = .47"
5/120 bolt pattern; 72.5 center bore
DR type = spacer fits in between the wheel and the hub. Longer wheel bolts are required.
Hubcentric = Yes, this spacer comes with a new hubcentric lip for the wheel to rest on

H&R's 12mm wheel spacers are Made in Germany and are TUV approved. H&R manufacturers their spacers from a super lightweight aluminum/magnesium alloy for excellent strength and also to save unsprung weight. The spacers are drilled for additional lightness and easy fitment. They are then hard anodized for durability. These are not low quality universal spacers - the bolt pattern, hub sizing, and other dimensions are designed to be used on BMW models only. This spacer has a larger mounting surface specifically designed for the larger mounting pad of the latest BMW wheels.

Longer wheel bolts are required.
 

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This item fits the following BMWs:
2012+ F30 BMW 320i 320i xDrive 328d 328d xDrive 328i 328i xDrive 335i 335i xDrive - Sedan - Front Only
2013+ F31 BMW 328i xDrive 328d xDrive - Wagon - Front Only
2013+ F32 BMW 428i 428i xDrive 435i 435i xDrive - Coupe - Front Only
2013+ F33 BMW 428i Convertible 428i xDrive Convertible 435i Convertible - Convertible - Front Only
2014+ F36 BMW 428i Gran Coupe 428i xDrive Gran Coupe 435i Gran Coupe 435i xDrive Gran Coupe - Front Only
2012+ F10 BMW M5 (front and rear)
2012+ F12 BMW M6 (front and rear)
2013+ F06 BMW M6 Gran Coupe (front and rear)

2015+ F80 BMW M3 Sedan - Front Only
2015+ F82 BMW M4 Coupe - Front Only
2015+ F83 BMW M4 Convertible - Front Only

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