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Fitment on a used wheel trims varies by vehicle, so a bit of detail goes a long way. Our request form covers what breakers need to know, so every quote you get back is for the correct part:
The BMW M5 has never been fitted with wheel trims — wheel trims (the plastic or metal covers used on steel wheels) are not part the M5's specification, as the M5 has always been supplied with alloy wheels from the factory across every generation. If you're looking to replace or source wheels for your M5, you need to search for alloy wheels rather than wheel trims. If you've lost a centre cap from an alloy wheel, that's a separate part — search for BMW M5 alloy wheel centre caps instead.
It's theoretically possible a previous owner fitted steel wheels with trims as a winter set-up, but this would be a non-standard modification and any such parts would not be original M5 fitment. If you're sourcing replacements for a car in this unusual configuration, the trims would be generic steel-wheel trims rather than M5-specific parts. A breaker is unlikely to have these listed as M5 parts — you'd be better served searching for universal or BMW-range steel wheel trims by rim size.
Listings described as 'BMW M5 wheel trims' are almost certainly either mislabelled, referring to alloy wheel centre caps, or aftermarket accessories not related to original M5 specification. The M5 was never manufactured with steel wheels or plastic wheel trims as standard equipment across any of its generations (E28, E34, E39, E60, F10, F90). If you need centre caps for your M5 alloys, search specifically for those using your generation and wheel size.
If your M5 alloy wheels are damaged or you want replacements, search for 'BMW M5 alloy wheels' filtered by generation — for example the F10 M5 (2011–2016) uses different wheel specifications to the F90 M5 (2018-onwards). If you've lost a centre cap from the alloy, search for 'BMW M5 alloy wheel centre cap' or 'BMW M roundel centre cap' for your wheel diameter. A breaker can confirm the correct fitment against your registration number.