E36 roll/pull fenders for 10Jx17" wheels?

Hello guys.
I am buying a new set of wheels and it is very hard for me to find proper spec wheels for my E36. So finally I found a nice set of RH ZW1 or ZW3 wheels, but I know it is going to be very very hard to fit them, but I've seen people doing it.
Specs are:
RH ZW3 9x17 front ET22 215/45/17 Dunlop SP9000
RH ZW3 10x17 rear ET10 235/40/17 Dunlop SP9000



or use another ones:
RH ZW1 9Jx17 front ET27 215/45/17 Dunlop SP9000
RH ZW1 10Jx17 rear ET15 235/40/17 Dunlop SP9000



Question:
Where can I find body shop to do all necessary fender work to stretch those wheels in?

Appreciate for your help.
Cheers.

Oh, come on, I am not track driving, so I wouldn't even feel a loss of handling on the Irish street.
It looks good and I like it. So, where could I roll my fenders for about 20mm?

 

Edited by DJ Genius

Kin Mak wrote: I hate that look of tyres stretched to fit a rim. Looks like you bought the wheel and could not afford tyres.

Ah man i cant see why anyone would want to not keep a bm original. im not saying you shouldnt, each to their own but just not for me! You will attract major attention from the An Garda with those arches and wheels, althought i do think it looks well (in a non bmw way) The saloon in the pic above looks sweet

Go for it - tis your car and the Eurostyle look can be very cool.

The ride will suffer though - stretching the 235s across a 10" rim will reduce the effective profile of the tyre a good bit.

I can't name anyone off the top of my head to do the work, but a mate of mine used do 1-off bodykits etc and was always rolling arches for people. There's a tool he had for it if I recall... any decent body repair crowd should be able to do it handy enough and for not alot of money. Hope that helps, and best of luck with it.

He's not really doing that work any more I'm afraid. And he's in Cork, so you're bound to find someone more local to you in Dublin.

9" sound a nice compromise - should look great!