What did you do to your MINI today?

I think the offset of my 15" rims is +28. If I find some adapters that are 20 mm, it should put me back to stock. And the rims are supposedly made to accommodate bigger calipers so I'm hoping they'll fit. We'll see once I wear through my new tires in a year or so, and I switch to the 15" wheels.
Adapters/spacers reduce the offset. You'd end up at 8mm.
 
Got it, thanks. I should drill new holes.
What about to use wheels adapters these bolt onto your cars existing hub pattern and provide a different set of studs for 15” wheels which I belive is a safest most common alternative. Those 15” wheels should fit SE
 

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Dropped my 23 off at the dealer Friday afternoon for a clunk in steering and overall check. They put me in a 25 Countryman SE loaner. I didn’t think I would like it because of its size but damn is this thing fun. It carries its weight surprisingly well, loves to rotate and gets off the line very quick. I like it.
 
Please report back with the outcome here. I have the same issue.
Usually top mounts. Mine survived the 50k warranty period, despite all the autocrossing.

I did not like the U25 loaner that I had. Favourite loaner was the F57 Justa. Mini missed a trick not mass producing an F57SE, they would have sold like hotcakes.
 
Usually top mounts. Mine survived the 50k warranty period, despite all the autocrossing.

I did not like the U25 loaner that I had. Favourite loaner was the F57 Justa. Mini missed a trick not mass producing an F57SE, they would have sold like hotcakes.
Based on what I have read/experienced, inadequate lubrication of the intermediate steering shaft seems more likely. (I first noticed the "knock" or "clicking" when stopped/at very low speed at @~10k miles.)
 
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