[SpaceGreyOnBlack]

Originally Posted by M4rius

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I mean an angle like this:

[old grey steve]

Originally Posted by M4rius

Looks a bit if a stretch re the tyre to me from the photo/angle.

I like the wheel actually though I do also like the MV4's too, though on your colour I'd agree with the new wheel re a subtle colour change and a small drop, re warranty if the drop directly contributed to a component failure then perhaps they'd be grounds to Devine a claim if it wee dropped (I'd only di a subtle drop at most)then I don't personally see the harm beside if you look at the offside rears of some BMW cars you can sometimes see a 12mm difference so who's the judge on rude height re suspension when there's issues straight from the factory(and it's a known issue and has plagued the brand for years)

[old grey steve]

Originally Posted by SpaceGreyOnBlack

I mean an angle like this:

Ah now that's nice looks like a set of ADV 5's

[M4rius]

Originally Posted by old grey steve

looks a bit if a stretch re the tyre to me from the photo/angle.

It's worth reading previous posts

[old grey steve]

Originally Posted by M4rius

It's worth reading previous posts

I've had a couple of beers awaiting England's kick about tonight so anything goes(as Mr Hogdson well knows)

[dest]

I dont think the angle of the 1st photo in the thread is doing the car any favours at all.
Take a photo like the one suggested, or an angle like this and it will look totally different!



Also, I will happily photoshop it for you so you can see how it would look lowered

[Greg330]

I like them, a lot! Going up a tyre size will definitely help....

Get some pictures on a flat and open location and I bet they'll look a lot better.

[SpaceGreyOnBlack]

Originally Posted by dest

I dont think the angle of the 1st photo in the thread is doing the car any favours at all.
Take a photo like the one suggested, or an angle like this and it will look totally different!

+1!!

Originally Posted by Greg330

Get some pictures on a flat and open location and I bet they'll look a lot better.

+1!!!

Exactly! Dest and Greg are on the same page! Rufnekfatbody! Im sure your alloys look great man! You just need to flaunt them properly!

[Sparky68]

Regardless of the pic angle, I think they are a very good looking wheel. Sort out the ride height and it will be spot on in my opinion.

[rufnekfatboy]

Cheers all for comments and advice, car is being valeted on wed, so will try and get some pics after it's done... Angle/location

[bill1718]

i l ike the new ones alot better

[crypticc]

Easier to clean too

[rufnekfatboy]

Originally Posted by bill1718

i l ike the new ones alot better

Top man Bill, thx

[rufnekfatboy]

Originally Posted by dest

I dont think the angle of the 1st photo in the thread is doing the car any favours at all.
Take a photo like the one suggested, or an angle like this and it will look totally different!



Also, I will happily photoshop it for you so you can see how it would look lowered

That would be great Dest, I will try sort out some better pics. Thank you...

[M4rius]

here we go,

[Jcamerz]

I prefer the new ones but needs a drop like the photoshop looks sweet

[JP.Williams]

Originally Posted by M4rius

here we go,

that looks spot on now!
and you wont see another E93 with that wheel / colour combo!

[gaza01]

Originally Posted by M4rius

here we go,

SLAP BAAAAAANG!!!!!!!!!

[rufnekfatboy]

Originally Posted by M4rius

here we go,

Oh Boy.... Wow.... Thank you M4rius..... Looks a different car

[rufnekfatboy]

As we know my tyres are too small for the rims....

Couple of questions - is there any safety issue with the tyres I have on the car at the moment as I have a long motorway trip to do next week.

I have searched for new run flats but most seem to show up XL(extra load) range in the description are these basically the same as run flats.

Thank you in advance for your superior knowledge in this subject, as I know bugger all....

[simmo1985]

Originally Posted by rufnekfatboy

As we know my tyres are too small for the rims....

Couple of questions - is there any safety issue with the tyres I have on the car at the moment as I have a long motorway trip to do next week.

I have searched for new run flats but most seem to show up XL(extra load) range in the description are these basically the same as run flats.

Thank you in advance for your superior knowledge in this subject, as I know bugger all....

With that minimal amount of stretch i cant see a major safety issue. They wont perform as well at the limit as tyre's of the correct size but aslong as your not driving like a loon you won't notice. Theres less protection from kerbs so stay away from them but that's not so much a safety issue. First contact will be your alloy instead of the tyre, which in some circumstances can minimize damage.

Regarding your other query.

http://www.theaa.com/motoring_advice...mpv-tyres.html

http://www.theaa.com/motoring_advice...lat-tyres.html

[lolololol]

Originally Posted by rufnekfatboy

As we know my tyres are too small for the rims....

Couple of questions - is there any safety issue with the tyres I have on the car at the moment as I have a long motorway trip to do next week.

I have searched for new run flats but most seem to show up XL(extra load) range in the description are these basically the same as run flats.

Thank you in advance for your superior knowledge in this subject, as I know bugger all....

Much better with drop and ditch the run flats when you go up a size !!