Cheap BMW i7 Wheel Trims

The BMW i7 is a luxury electric saloon that is fitted exclusively with alloy wheels across all variants — it was never manufactured with steel wheels, so plastic wheel trims (the type that clip over steel wheels) were never a factory fitment on any i7. If you are looking for the large aerodynamic covers that sit over the alloy wheels on the i7 (sometimes called aero wheel covers or alloy wheel covers), those are a different part entirely and do exist on the i7. Alternatively, if you need alloy wheels, wheel centre caps, or tyre pressure sensor components, a breaker specialising in BMW EVs should be able to help.

Yes, the BMW i7 does use aerodynamic covers that sit over the face of its alloy wheels, designed to reduce drag and extend range; these are sometimes mistakenly searched for as 'wheel trims' but are properly described as aero wheel covers or alloy wheel covers. The i7 (G70 generation, launched in the UK from 2023) is the only generation of this model, so there is no cross-generation fitment complexity at this stage. Confirm the exact wheel size fitted to your car with the breaker against your registration, as different i7 variants may use different wheel diameter options.

Trim and powertrain level do not fundamentally affect the fitment of aero wheel covers in terms of the mounting mechanism, but different i7 variants are offered with different wheel sizes (for example, the M70 xDrive may be fitted with larger diameter wheels than a standard xDrive60), which means the covers themselves will differ by wheel size rather than by trim name. Always confirm the wheel diameter and part number with the breaker against your registration before ordering. Cosmetic differences between variants are possible, so check the finish matches what you expect.

The BMW i7 sits within the G70 generation introduced in the UK from 2023, and no significant mid-generation facelift affecting wheel cover fitment has been publicly confirmed at the time of writing. That said, BMW does periodically revise wheel options within a generation, so it is worth confirming with the breaker that the specific wheel size and cover style from the donor car matches your registration. Never assume fitment without that check, particularly if the cars are from different model years.

The i7 and the G70 7 Series share the same platform and generation, so there is a possibility that some wheel and cover combinations overlap, but this is not guaranteed as wheel specifications can differ between the electric i7 and the combustion-engined 7 Series variants. The i5 is a smaller model on a different platform and is very unlikely to share wheel covers directly with the i7. Route this question to your breaker, giving them both registrations, so they can cross-reference part numbers before you commit to a purchase.