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      07-21-2012, 09:26 PM   #1
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Upsized Tires Plus Lowered Suspension

Guys, I want to get the Michelin PSS tires and am considering a bit larger for my 335is, 235/35x19 front and 265/30x19 rear. Plus I am considering the BMW Performance Suspension which apparently lowers the car 10mm.

Will I create a rubbing issue?
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Guys, I want to get the Michelin PSS tires and am considering a bit larger for my 335is, 235/35x19 front and 265/30x19 rear. Plus I am considering the BMW Performance Suspension which apparently lowers the car 10mm.

Will I create a rubbing issue?
It shouldn't. I am running 235/35/19 and 265/30/19 on 35mm (19x9 fronts and 19x10 rears)

I am lowered with a tad bit of wheel tuck on ST coilovers and I don't rub at all. even with a full load of 4 passengers.
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Guys, I want to get the Michelin PSS tires and am considering a bit larger for my 335is, 235/35x19 front and 265/30x19 rear. Plus I am considering the BMW Performance Suspension which apparently lowers the car 10mm.

Will I create a rubbing issue?
This should work well with no problems. Great tire choice!

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You should be in the clear! 235/265's is a great combo for the 3-series. You'll surely be happy with PSS's as well!
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