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      05-06-2011, 03:48 PM   #1
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18 x 8.5F/9.5R Fitment Questions E92 335xi

Would I be able to run the following spec wheels? And which size tires would be appropriate?

18 x 8.5 +43 <--- Should get a 10mm spacer I'd assume?
18 x 9.5 +27 <--- will this rub or require me to pull my fenders?

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Other members will have to chime in but the +27 in the rear is waaaaaaaaaaaaay to far out.. you will need to pull em down the street do fit. lol

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Fronts can use about a 10mm spacer. The rears are fairly aggressive and will require a fender roll if you plan on running a 265 tire.

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