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[jasonn]

EDIT:

Front: 19x9.5 +22 offset
Rear: 19x10.5 +25 offset

My questions

• Possible to fit 2007 e90 335i?
• If possible, will fit without too much stretched tire? <-- what's a good brand of tires to avoid too much of the stretched look?
• If possible, how?

I would really rather NOT have the rim poking out too much--I'm not a fan of that look. Please advise on how to achieve this as best as possible? Will camber adjustment solve everything?

This guy's setup doesn't look too stretched and it's more aggressive than mine will be.

Fenders already rolled.

All input appreciated.

[VMRWheels]

Front and rears are aggressive, so you'll have to run a stretched tire.

Fronts you'll probably want to run with either a 225 or a 235 tire to clear the outside fender.

For the rear, you'll probably want to run at least a 255 or narrow 265 to help clear the outside fender with a fender roll.

-Charles@VMRWheels

[jasonn]

Originally Posted by VMRWheels

Front and rears are aggressive, so you'll have to run a stretched tire.

Fronts you'll probably want to run with either a 225 or a 235 tire to clear the outside fender.

For the rear, you'll probably want to run at least a 255 or narrow 265 to help clear the outside fender with a fender roll.

-Charles@VMRWheels

Thanks so much for your reply! What brand tires? Everyone says Toyo T1Rs stretch well. Any other recommended brands?

I made a mistake, it's actually +22 in front and +25 in the rear, but the same advice right? Will the rim be poking out like this with a 235/265 tire? (this is really not my preference and would like to avoid if possible):

[VMRWheels]

Originally Posted by jasonn

Thanks so much for your reply! What brand tires? Everyone says Toyo T1Rs stretch well. Any other recommended brands?

I made a mistake, it's actually +22 in front and +25 in the rear, but the same advice right? Will the rim be poking out like this with a 235/265 tire? (this is really not my preference and would like to avoid if possible):

Toyo T1R's stretch very wheel since they run narrow with a short/rounded sidewall. Falken FK452's are also a good tire to look into.

Since you plan on stretching a 265 on a 10.5, you'll probably be looking at something similar to that photo.

-Charles@VMRWheels