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      09-16-2009, 10:21 AM   #1
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WTB - Winter Tires/Rims for 335i - Ottawa

Looking for Winter Tires/Rims for 335i for pickup near Ottawa
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      09-17-2009, 04:21 PM   #2
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for an e90 or e92? I have set of 16" BMW steelies with Blizzak RFTs that will fit an e90.
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335's require 17" minimum
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i have a set, but i am in edm, give me an offer, i need them to go!!!

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Thanks, but 18" is way too low profile, I don't like the idea of 17's, but that's the best we can fit in a 335
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Not sure how bad the snow is in Ottawa vs the GTA, but I had way better traction with 18s and snow tires than on the stock 17s with all seasons - 18s are not that bad at all...
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Always use a higher profile and narrower tire in winter, 205's on 16's would likely be the best, but you need 17's on 335's due to the brake size, so 205/17's are the best for snow and ice.

225's and up have too wide contact patch, bad in snow.
18" rims have too much of a low profile, hit a pothole at -30 deg and your' hear "crack" and you'll be hitchhiking home
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