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[bb1857]

Originally Posted by Fundguy1

Should fit. I have et35 with those and no issues. There's a pinky width between my fender and the tire and I'm lowered 1/2" past stock sport height.

Cool thank you for the reply!

[hz_diesel]

It seems et 35 is the ideal set up for the rear? Does anyone know if et 30 works without rolling the fenders? for 19 x 9.5 on 265/30?

[Fundguy1]

Originally Posted by hz_diesel

It seems et 35 is the ideal set up for the rear? Does anyone know if et 30 works without rolling the fenders? for 19 x 9.5 on 265/30?

It'll be close but should be ok. Depends on the tire, camber, and lowering. I have a pinky width of space on my 2008 e93 with 275 pss lowered 1/2" past stock sport suspension and Oem camber on +35.

[hz_diesel]

Originally Posted by Fundguy1

It'll be close but should be ok. Depends on the tire, camber, and lowering. I have a pinky width of space on my 2008 e93 with 275 pss lowered 1/2" past stock sport suspension and Oem camber on +35.

Yeah, it seems like people are running +33 but I really would prefer having a hub centric spacer. I will be on Continental DW + KW V1's.

[Teufel_Hunden]

Originally Posted by hz_diesel

It seems et 35 is the ideal set up for the rear? Does anyone know if et 30 works without rolling the fenders? for 19 x 9.5 on 265/30?

I have 19x8.5 et35 front with 12mm spacers and 19x9.5 et 35 rear with 15mm spacers. 235 up front and 265 in the rear with stock msport suspension. No rubbing at all.

The et I mentioned above is before adding the spacers.

[hz_diesel]

Originally Posted by 335iM-Sport

I have 19x8.5 et35 front with 12mm spacers and 19x9.5 et 35 rear with 15mm spacers. 235 up front and 265 in the rear with stock msport suspension. No rubbing at all.

The et I mentioned above is before adding the spacers.

Very interesting. I plan to do KW v1s too but I won't slam. Maybe I'll give the 10s a try then since you aren't having issues.

[Teufel_Hunden]

Originally Posted by hz_diesel

Very interesting. I plan to do KW v1s too but I won't slam. Maybe I'll give the 10s a try then since you aren't having issues.

I think the rear on my e92 is perfect, but I do want to get rid of the wheel gap in the front.

[Mr. DAK]

Will 20x10.5 wheels fit on my 2007 e92 335i? NOT lowered yet. stock suspension.

[FUKTHISFORUM]

Originally Posted by kOncept

Front 19x9 +29 (Continental - 235/35/19)
Rear 19x10 +29 (Continental - 265/30/19)

Will it rub? Stock height/lowered?

Did you ever do this set up? Did you have to roll your fenders?

[Fundguy1]

Originally Posted by Mr. DAK

Will 20x10.5 wheels fit on my 2007 e92 335i? NOT lowered yet. stock suspension.

Why? You like the donk look? Bigger isn't always better. 20s on an e9x are s prime example.

[Fundguy1]

Originally Posted by M Bison

Did you ever do this set up? Did you have to roll your fenders?

Without the year, model, and bodystyle, etc, fitment questions are moot.

[FUKTHISFORUM]

Originally Posted by Fundguy1

Without the year, model, and bodystyle, etc, fitment questions are moot.

I was looking @ one of your old posts. What specs did you end up going with? Unless I misunderstood, I believe you have a e92.

[Fundguy1]

That setup will probably fit a prelci e92 but be questionable for an lci e92. Lci have less room than prelci.

[RMNB]

Originally Posted by Fundguy1

That setup will probably fit a prelci e92 but be questionable for an lci e92. Lci have less room than prelci.

I run AG 359's 19x9 ET 35 and 19x10 ET 38. No issues except the wheels are too wide for my taste. Can't go any bigger on tires unless I want to rub with stock suspension even. Conti DWS won't even stretch enough for me. Got the wrong wheel size imo. Going 8 and 9 front back if I can find something I like.

[FUKTHISFORUM]

19x10 et30 275/30/19 Rear
19x8.5 et30 235/35/19 Front
slight fender roll

[Andym3100k]

Hi Guy, what must I do in order to go for a 295 rear? Tyre will be Toyo R888 which I think is much wider than most of the tyres out there? Et of 35 or maybe 40 will work? I'm heading for traction for drag race, camber should be stock or even +stock. Is on a pre-lci E92 335, I need a very light rim too any advice? Thanks

[Fundguy1]

Go et 45. On an 11" wide wheel. I did et 43 on a 305 re11. It's a lil wider than the Toyo. I had to roll and stretch 5mm more to fit. You could go bigger et like 50 and space if needed. Might get away with a roll only then.

[bmw201113]

Originally Posted by Fundguy1

That setup will probably fit a prelci e92 but be questionable for an lci e92. Lci have less room than prelci.

It's already been shown that e92 Pre lci and lci have the same tracks in rear therefore same amount of room

[Fundguy1]

Originally Posted by bmw201113

It's already been shown that e92 Pre lci and lci have the same tracks in rear therefore same amount of room

It's slightly more narrow rear from everywhereI've seen due to rear quarters.

[Aus335iguy]

Apologies if I'm missing something - in my opinion this thread should be stickied... Its got lots of information on different rims, tyres and offsets.... I wouldn't have started my own

[AviatorBimmerFL]

Will the following tire/wheel combo work?

Front Tire: 225/35/19 (Michelin PSS)
Front Wheel: 19x8.5 ET35 (VMR V803)

Rear Tire: 255/30/19 (Michelin PSS)
Rear Wheel: 19x9.5 ET35 (VMR V803)


This is for a 2007 E92 with Koni Yellows on stock sports package springs.

Thanks for any help!

[Aus335iguy]

Originally Posted by AviatorBimmerFL

Will the following tire/wheel combo work?

Front Tire: 225/35/19 (Michelin PSS)
Front Wheel: 19x8.5 ET35 (VMR V803)

Rear Tire: 255/30/19 (Michelin PSS)
Rear Wheel: 19x9.5 ET35 (VMR V803)


This is for a 2007 E92 with Koni Yellows on stock sports package springs.

Thanks for any help!

Basically the stock Msport setup apart from ride height so you shouldn't have any issues.