Bbs rm

  1. #1
    I've seen on a few threads posted that you can fit BBS rm wheels onto saxos.
    I want to purchase some but wasn't sure how to fit them because I have been told that I need to buy an adaptor for the wheels?
    Anyone help me out.
    Cheers.
  2. #2
    i brought a set of them wheel for my saxo at the start of the year never got round to fitting the wheel or anything so sold the wheels on, iv got a set of adapters to fit vw fitment wheels to your citreon and pug if you wanna buy them brand new never ever used them.
  3. #3
    Is your car 3 stud? Because if it is that'll make it quite an issue to fit them!
    If not Saxo's are 4x108 and most BBS's available seem to be 4x100 so you'll need adaptors to bolt them on, but when you fit adaptors they also space the wheels out so you need to make sure the initial offset is that, so they sit right with the adaptors.
    The other option you've got (which is what we did) is get the wheels re drilled to fit your car.
    There are BBS's out there with the correct offset and stud pattern etc but all BBS (RS's at least) were oe wheels, and not available as after market wheels so you have to pick wheels off another car that will fit yours (mine are off a Lancia Delta Intergrali)
    There are BBS lists out there giving you the model number, stud pattern, offset and the original car they are off out there, but everyting depends entirely on whats for sale (on eBay) at the time.

    Good luck with all this
  4. #4
    Mine is 4 stud.
    I've got 106 Rallye wheels on it atm, but I want to buy some decent deep dish wheels and my brother has BBS RM's on his Jazz.
    I want to do the same but just wondered what size i would need and whether I needed an adaptor.
    So I need to get 4x100's?
    Cos I've only found 4x108's on ebay.
  5. #5
    I meant to put 4x100's on ebay.
    I couldn't find 108's.
    So your saying i could either get adaptors for the wheels or redrill them?