[Kevdicko84]

Originally Posted by 213e90n51

Hows the ride quality and what springs you using?

Rides mint and smooth. Handles corners well at speed or slideways haha. Not sure on what springs they are sorry

[A///MG_Power]

219M

[B1MMM3R]

403m wheels on e90 and 300m wheels on f15

[213e90n51]

Style 197 Oem Spec tire size. American Special

[Mister_R]

my E93 on Style 37 Staggered M-Parallels.

[SAWWCEE]

Waiting for the mpars

[309xi]

Took this after the derecho.

Type 285

[N54weezy]

437m 19" 235/35F 275/30R
Eibach lowering springs on xdrive

[213e90n51]

Style 197 Stock tire sizes. Now Its on apex arc 8. These wheels were good and will be missed. BBS

[vuthy335]

Oem style 311

[_poseidan]

Pre LCI E90 on Style 269s

[mapleleaf1773]

I just found this thread today. A thread like this will help e90 owners have some visuals on oems. Some interesting setups. Let's keep this thread alive gals and guys. I'm in the middle of getting new wheels. I'll post mine when I get them on my car.

[Daxsandman912]

Here's my e90 on e39 M parallel

[Raees89]

Hi for the 442M alloys what tyre size for front and rear for the E generation. F gen is 40 at front and 35 on rear so I’m assuming that for E gen it is 35 at front and 30 on the rear?

[Kevin_The_Clean1]

Originally Posted by Daxsandman912

Here's my e90 on e39 M parallel

What sizes are these for the front & rear... ? In other words, what are the widths & is this a staggered setup... ?

I'm pretty sure the wheels are discontinued & it would be hard to find a clean set for a decent price. But I've been thinking about these.

[TitanLH8]

Style 313 on my E91

[Onizukachan]

In f30 post this thread subject is covered in the “Doing it wrong” thread…

Love it!

Pre LCI E91 on staggered bronze Style 95

[Kevin_The_Clean1]

Originally Posted by Onizukachan

In f30 post this thread subject is covered in the “Doing it wrong” thread…

Love it!

Pre LCI E91 on staggered bronze Style 95

I wonder of these same wheels would fit on my 2011 335i M-sport sedan... ? Since the LCI cars have a wider axle, I'm guessing fitting the rears might take some extra work.

[Onizukachan]

The style 95 already require a hard roll in pre LCi and smooth faced round shouldered continentals instead of Michelin or other square shoulder tire to fit, so I’m sure you’d have to convert back ot preLCI hubs to fit them. But it’s possible.

LCi hubs effectively have an 8mm spacer built in per side, so to get the same fitment you’d be looking at an 10” et32 on LCI, or retrofitting the backdated hubs.

[Kevin_The_Clean1]

Originally Posted by Onizukachan

The style 95 already require a hard roll in pre LCi and smooth faced round shouldered continentals instead of Michelin or other square shoulder tire to fit, so I’m sure you’d have to convert back ot preLCI hubs to fit them. But it’s possible.

LCi hubs effectively have an 8mm spacer built in per side, so to get the same fitment you’d be looking at an 10” et32 on LCI, or retrofitting the backdated hubs.

This is awesome news man & had no idea that's what made the difference. I actually have a set of brand new rear LCI hubs + bearings waiting to be installed. So it's early enough to still return them. I'll check Real OEM parts right now & see what the new part numbers are. I can't thank you enough & wish someone would've told me this sooner. This will make wider wheel choice options a little better & easier to work with now.

[Onizukachan]

Happy I could help!


Here’s the part numbers, you need both the hubs AND the wheel carriers themselves both to convert. (Because in making the hubs more inboard, the caliper has mount more inboard too)
Apparently e87 LCI parts are also a source according to thread I read about it from.
E91s are always big bearing big handbrake, e90s depends on engine, e92/93 don’t apply.


https://www.e90post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1607686

01 Wheel carrier, rear left 1 33326774809
01 Wheel carrier, rear right 1 33326774810
01 Drive flange hub 2 33416760056