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      03-23-2011, 11:27 PM   #1
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Question Tires on an E92 w/ 19x9/19x8 wheel

Is there any impact on running a thicker sidewall on the following wheel specs? I know the diameter won't match up as close, and I'm wondering if there's any downside to that?

19 x 8 +37mm with 235/35/19 (typically run 225/35/19)
19 x 9 +39mm with 265/30/19 (typically run 255/30/19)
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Is there any impact on running a thicker sidewall on the following wheel specs? I know the diameter won't match up as close, and I'm wondering if there's any downside to that?

19 x 8 +37mm with 235/35/19 (typically run 225/35/19)
19 x 9 +39mm with 265/30/19 (typically run 255/30/19)
Those sizes should be no problem.

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      03-25-2011, 10:52 AM   #3
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Id say most people who have these size OEM rims are running that setup. I am on my style 230's with absoloutley no issue and I will do so again on my next set of tires.
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Id say most people who have these size OEM rims are running that setup. I am on my style 230's with absoloutley no issue and I will do so again on my next set of tires.
You must be the one in a million who hasnt had a 230 crack... make sure to knock on some wood
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Is there any impact on running a thicker sidewall on the following wheel specs? I know the diameter won't match up as close, and I'm wondering if there's any downside to that?

19 x 8 +37mm with 235/35/19 (typically run 225/35/19)
19 x 9 +39mm with 265/30/19 (typically run 255/30/19)
I run those non RFTs on my 230s now. Love them. They look completely normal and fit.

Oh, and I have cracked a 230 rim too.... thank God I purchased rim and tire insurance on purchase of the car. The rim was $930 plus tax at the dealer....
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Can anyone post up a picture of 230 wheels on 235/35/19 & 265/30/19? Im also on the market for tires, Thanks!
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