Can I fit a 275 tire without rubbing?

SilverJester · 02-27-2017, 04:46 PM

I have a 2008 e92 with the stock sport suspension option. I just ordered a set of Linea Corse LC818 19x8.5 +30 (front) and 19x10 +37 (rear). I plan on ordering a set of Pilot Sport 4S's probably 235/35/19 for the front, but was wondering if I could fit 275/30/19 in the rear without rubbing? I don't plan on doing any suspension mods other than a set of front lowering spring perchs (which lowers the front 10 - 15 mm). My rear fender are actually rolled right now because my stock wheels were rubbing on big bumps thanks to my spacers (which won't be needed with the new wheels). I want to fit the biggest tire in the rear I can without any rubbing. So should I go with 265 or 275?

techwhiz · 02-27-2017, 10:54 PM

275. I run a 275/30-19 on the rear of my car with 19x9.5. No rubbing.
I'm also running a 5mm spacer to get them as close to the fender as I can.
My car is a Pre-LCI E90.

fmoua916 · 03-01-2017, 09:33 PM

You shd be fine

SilverJester · 03-01-2017, 10:10 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by techwhiz

275. I run a 275/30-19 on the rear of my car with 19x9.5. No rubbing.
I'm also running a 5mm spacer to get them as close to the fender as I can.
My car is a Pre-LCI E90.

But you have a an e90, and from what i understand, more room than an e92.

Anyone with an e92 running a 275 without issue?

Underground6t9 · 03-02-2017, 11:18 AM

I run a 275, had to get my fenders rolled. It would rub when it hit dips. I'm also lowered on KW's but I have them all the way up. Current specs are:
Front 19x8.5 et35 235/35/19
Rear 19x9.5 et40 275/30/19

SilverJester · 03-03-2017, 04:53 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Underground6t9

I run a 275, had to get my fenders rolled. It would rub when it hit dips. I'm also lowered on KW's but I have them all the way up. Current specs are:
Front 19x8.5 et35 235/35/19
Rear 19x9.5 et40 275/30/19

e92? Do you rub anymore after rolling your fenders?

Underground6t9 · 03-04-2017, 12:40 PM

Yes, E92 no i don't rub anymore

AtlasM · 03-09-2017, 06:16 PM

I have 275/30-19 on 19x9.5" +32. I had to roll my fenders. Mostly rubbed over big bumps but it was annoying enough to need the roll.

SilverJester · 03-11-2017, 05:12 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Underground6t9

Yes, E92 no i don't rub anymore

Quote:

Originally Posted by AtlasM

I have 275/30-19 on 19x9.5" +32. I had to roll my fenders. Mostly rubbed over big bumps but it was annoying enough to need the roll.

Good to know thanks guys. I'm gonna order 275 then, my rear fenders are already rolled so i should be go to go.

Christopher John · 03-29-2017, 11:38 AM

I'm also going to try 255 up front and 275 down rear. Whatever it takes.

Velocity26 · 03-29-2017, 04:02 PM

Note to all, take a peek at the tire sizes of the Michelin PSS and the new 4S tires.

For some reason, the new 4S tires are substantially narrower than their PSS counterparts. I have 265/30/19 PSS and the 275/30/19 4S is narrower than my 265's according to Michelin. They show the 275 4S to be comparably as wide as a 255 PSS.

Even if a 275 PSS is close, the 4S should give you more room.

On the original topic, I have 275/17 M/T Drag radials (bigger than PSS for the size) and they fit my e92 but rub on large bumps too. I do not think it is the width, but the height that is causing my problem, they scrub the plastic liner at the top of the fender well.

02-27-2017, 04:46 PM	#1
SilverJester Private 3 Rep 63 Posts Drives: '08 Evo X GSR Join Date: Mar 2014 Location: United States iTrader: (0)	Can I fit a 275 tire without rubbing? I have a 2008 e92 with the stock sport suspension option. I just ordered a set of Linea Corse LC818 19x8.5 +30 (front) and 19x10 +37 (rear). I plan on ordering a set of Pilot Sport 4S's probably 235/35/19 for the front, but was wondering if I could fit 275/30/19 in the rear without rubbing? I don't plan on doing any suspension mods other than a set of front lowering spring perchs (which lowers the front 10 - 15 mm). My rear fender are actually rolled right now because my stock wheels were rubbing on big bumps thanks to my spacers (which won't be needed with the new wheels). I want to fit the biggest tire in the rear I can without any rubbing. So should I go with 265 or 275? __________________ 2008 335i MT VRSF Inlets \| VRSF Chargepipe \| MMP Outlets \| Turbosmart Race Port \| VRSF D-Pipes \| VRSF 7" FMIC \| BMS DCI \| BMS Cowl Filters \|Spec 3+ Clutch \| mFactory Flywheel \| UUC SSK \| UUC DSSR \| Rouge Engineering Trans Mounts \| TWM A6 Leopard Shift Knob (1.07lbs) \| Boost Concepts FPM-1 \| JB4 G5 ISO \| MHD Flasher \| Linea Corse LC818 \| Pilot Sport 4S Last edited by SilverJester; 03-17-2017 at 11:51 AM..
	Appreciate 0 Tweet Quote

02-27-2017, 10:54 PM	#2
techwhiz Colonel 454 Rep 2,973 Posts Drives: e90 335i Sedan - Arctic Join Date: Feb 2012 Location: Bay Area, Ca iTrader: (4)	275. I run a 275/30-19 on the rear of my car with 19x9.5. No rubbing. I'm also running a 5mm spacer to get them as close to the fender as I can. My car is a Pre-LCI E90. __________________ Arctic Metallic\CF Splitters, Spoiler, Mirror Covers\LED Tails\LSD\Tinted\Coded\Apex Square SM10-19"\LED Angel Eyes\Gloss Black Grill\Integrated V1 & Galaxy Tab\M-Performance Brakes\Cobb Tuned\xHP Flash\Resonator Removed and -> is your friend.
	Appreciate 1 feuer4285.00 Quote

03-01-2017, 09:33 PM	#3
fmoua916 First Lieutenant 72 Rep 385 Posts Drives: 335i Join Date: Sep 2015 Location: sacramento iTrader: (1)	You shd be fine
	Appreciate 0 Quote

03-02-2017, 11:18 AM	#5
Underground6t9 Lieutenant Colonel 317 Rep 1,735 Posts Drives: BMW 335xi, Lexus is250 Join Date: Jan 2014 Location: Eugene, OR iTrader: (2)	I run a 275, had to get my fenders rolled. It would rub when it hit dips. I'm also lowered on KW's but I have them all the way up. Current specs are: Front 19x8.5 et35 235/35/19 Rear 19x9.5 et40 275/30/19
	Appreciate 2 feuer4285.00 Aseneph36.50 Quote

03-04-2017, 12:40 PM	#7
Underground6t9 Lieutenant Colonel 317 Rep 1,735 Posts Drives: BMW 335xi, Lexus is250 Join Date: Jan 2014 Location: Eugene, OR iTrader: (2)	Yes, E92 no i don't rub anymore __________________ \|instagram@underground6t9\|
	Appreciate 0 Quote

03-09-2017, 06:16 PM	#8
AtlasM Captain 286 Rep 615 Posts Drives: '11 E92 335xi 6MT Join Date: Jun 2013 Location: Rockville, MD iTrader: (0) Garage List 2011 BMW 335i xDrive [8.00]	I have 275/30-19 on 19x9.5" +32. I had to roll my fenders. Mostly rubbed over big bumps but it was annoying enough to need the roll.
	Appreciate 0 Quote

03-29-2017, 11:38 AM	#10
Christopher John Private 13 Rep 77 Posts Drives: 2012 335is Join Date: Jan 2017 Location: Sparks, NV iTrader: (0)	I'm also going to try 255 up front and 275 down rear. Whatever it takes.
	Appreciate 0 Quote

03-29-2017, 04:02 PM	#11
Velocity26 Resident old fart 146 Rep 575 Posts Drives: 2010 335i M-Sport Join Date: Oct 2011 Location: Florida iTrader: (4)	Note to all, take a peek at the tire sizes of the Michelin PSS and the new 4S tires. For some reason, the new 4S tires are substantially narrower than their PSS counterparts. I have 265/30/19 PSS and the 275/30/19 4S is narrower than my 265's according to Michelin. They show the 275 4S to be comparably as wide as a 255 PSS. Even if a 275 PSS is close, the 4S should give you more room. On the original topic, I have 275/17 M/T Drag radials (bigger than PSS for the size) and they fit my e92 but rub on large bumps too. I do not think it is the width, but the height that is causing my problem, they scrub the plastic liner at the top of the fender well.
	Appreciate 0 Quote