Offset Help for 2011 E92

wlanier25 · 09-23-2016, 12:30 PM

Ok, I have searched but havent found the exact answer this morning for my quesion.
I want to put avante garde wheels on but only if they will fit my car. I have a 2011 335iS E92 Coupe. Non M. The wheels that I am looking at are 19" avante garde M359 wheels.
Now with the following specs, please let me know if these will fit without rubbing and not be outside the fender. I would like them to sit flush but not too drastic.
Specs:
19x9 with ET +18
19x10 with ET +25

Tires that will run on this will be 235s in the front and 265s in the rear.
Thank you for your time.

bmw201113 · 09-23-2016, 01:21 PM

The fronts shouldn't be a issue I'm running a more aggressive offset for the front and the only issue I had was my wheel was hitting my coilover on sharp turns I ended up putting a 3mm spacer to fix that issue the rear will rub for sure. I have to roll my fenders still. A buddy of mine says just let the tire rub haha and eventually it will go away I'm still picky about that so ima roll the fenders and possibly even trim haven't decided yet. My offset are 19x9.5 +22 with a 3mm spacer so it brings it to +19 and my rears are 19x10 +15

09-23-2016, 12:30 PM	#1
wlanier25 Private 4 Rep 64 Posts Drives: 11' 335is Join Date: May 2009 Location: jacksonville iTrader: (4)	Offset Help for 2011 E92 Ok, I have searched but havent found the exact answer this morning for my quesion. I want to put avante garde wheels on but only if they will fit my car. I have a 2011 335iS E92 Coupe. Non M. The wheels that I am looking at are 19" avante garde M359 wheels. Now with the following specs, please let me know if these will fit without rubbing and not be outside the fender. I would like them to sit flush but not too drastic. Specs: 19x9 with ET +18 19x10 with ET +25 Tires that will run on this will be 235s in the front and 265s in the rear. Thank you for your time.
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09-23-2016, 01:21 PM	#2
bmw201113 Private First Class 24 Rep 149 Posts Drives: Bmw 328i coupe Join Date: Aug 2016 Location: Arizona iTrader: (0)	The fronts shouldn't be a issue I'm running a more aggressive offset for the front and the only issue I had was my wheel was hitting my coilover on sharp turns I ended up putting a 3mm spacer to fix that issue the rear will rub for sure. I have to roll my fenders still. A buddy of mine says just let the tire rub haha and eventually it will go away I'm still picky about that so ima roll the fenders and possibly even trim haven't decided yet. My offset are 19x9.5 +22 with a 3mm spacer so it brings it to +19 and my rears are 19x10 +15
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