Help with Identifying these Aftermarket Rims

[95BMWIC]

I have a set of these wheels (4) in which one is bent / cracked. I am trying to identify them to see if I can possibly replace one. I am aware that I may be able to have the bent one straightened .

These were on a 1995 BMW 325i. The rim pic shows a date of 2002. (Yes I know) but there might be a chance someone might have some insight.


I googled the numbers I see and any ID marks I could find with little or nothing. I cannot locate a catalog.

I believe the Center Cap comes back to MSR part number (3122) and the imprint on the inside is AEWC - American Eagle Wheel Company. - But not sure..

The number 1833-8821-1-AA is on a tag on all 4, however the barcode is 120 208 20 with 40 and 41 and 42 and 43 the last 2 digits on the other wheels

317139 is also stamped on inside casting

Any help on identifying these is appreciated.

[reelizmpro]

I remember Eagle wheels. They were a low cost knock off brand you could get from most wheel shops like Discount tire, etc. Their chrome 5 spoke Fittipaldi reps were quite popular back in the day. These appear to be their version of Hartge reps.

[TobyB]

"Petra Lemus" inspected your wheel. For some reason, that sounds both exciting and slightly... dirty.

Also makes me think 'Made in Poland' which, in 2002, was a good thing. (I know it says USA, but, hmmm)

no help here,
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would straighten that sort of wheel with a dead- blow hammer. Also, ET45? A 5- lug Honda?