Will these fit the E92 ?

willha418 · 03-05-2008, 01:03 PM

Just wanted if these wheels would fit on the E92 Coupe.

Front: 19 x 8.5 +35

Rears: 19 x 10.5 +40

If they do fit, would there rubbing? Is the rear going to be tucked in? Thanks

ExclusiveAlloysE90 · 03-05-2008, 02:53 PM

That is the same specs that we are using on our EX-M1 wheels and they fit perfect on the coupe. Here is a link to our thread with pictures of the wheel on a E90 post member's E92.

http://www.e90post.com/forums/showth...=117289&page=3

willha418 · 03-05-2008, 03:07 PM

Thanks Exclusive!

ExclusiveAlloysE90 · 03-05-2008, 03:15 PM

You're welcome!

willha418 · 03-05-2008, 03:17 PM

Is there rubbing? If I lowered my car, would it rub?

ExclusiveAlloysE90 · 03-05-2008, 03:23 PM

Rubbing will depend on what tire brand you use and how low you go. How low are you planning on going (springs or coil overs) and what tire brand do you prefer?

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Originally Posted by willha418

Is there rubbing? If I lowered my car, would it rub?

willha418 · 03-05-2008, 03:46 PM

Gonna drop it with maybe H&R Sports. Tires, no preference.

ExclusiveAlloysE90 · 03-05-2008, 03:57 PM

On H&R sport springs, most of the common tire brands (Falken, General, Kumho, Hankook) will fit fine when using a 235/35 front tire and 265/30 rear tire. Our EX-M1's also fit your OEM TPMS sensors which you most likely have on your factory wheels right now.

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Originally Posted by willha418

Gonna drop it with maybe H&R Sports. Tires, no preference.

ModBargains.com · 03-05-2008, 05:07 PM

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Originally Posted by willha418

Just wanted if these wheels would fit on the E92 Coupe.

Front: 19 x 8.5 +35

Rears: 19 x 10.5 +40

If they do fit, would there rubbing? Is the rear going to be tucked in? Thanks

Hate to rain on your parade (and I hope you haven't purchased those wheels yet), but I don't think these will fit your car. The rears are too wide, even if it is an ET40 (this size is like the a 19x9.5 wheel with ET30..but ET30s rub in the rear for E92s, especially upon lowering it). Well.. the wheels sit so wide it can rub the inner struts.. and there will be a problem when your shocks wear off and it starts to sag..

Plus, 265 tires will be pretty stretched out on a 10.5" wide rear wheel... You'll have to get larger tires, which means you will definitely rub in the rear. I guess if don't mind the stretched look, then go for it, but there's no protection and to me, it's hazardous. The fronts are perfect with 235/35/19 tires.

And if you're lowering your car with springs? I'm not sure if fender rolling will even do the trick of getting rid of the rubbing situation with tires larger than 265.

Good luck.

BMW F22 · 03-05-2008, 05:15 PM

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Hate to rain on your parade (and I hope you haven't purchased those wheels yet), but I don't think these will fit your car. The rears are too wide, even if it is an ET40 (this size is like the a 19x9.5 wheel with ET30..but ET30s rub in the rear for E92s, especially upon lowering it). Well.. the wheels sit so wide it can rub the inner struts.. and there will be a problem when your shocks wear off and it starts to sag..

Plus, 265 tires will be pretty stretched out on a 10.5" wide rear wheel... You'll have to get larger tires, which means you will definitely rub in the rear. I guess if don't mind the stretched look, then go for it, but there's no protection and to me, it's hazardous. The fronts are perfect with 235/35/19 tires.

And if you're lowering your car with springs? I'm not sure if fender rolling will even do the trick of getting rid of the rubbing situation with tires larger than 265.

Good luck.

Actually, these wheels will fit both the E90 and the E92. The offset is perfect for both. There shouldnt be any rubbing issue whatsoever.

ExclusiveAlloysE90 · 03-05-2008, 05:19 PM

Here a pic of it on the car. The rear fitment is not as aggressive as you think. We would not bring a wheel to the market that would not fit the car.

ModBargains.com · 03-05-2008, 05:23 PM

Great wheels

Just wondering have you lowered your car yet? And those are 265s in the rear?

ExclusiveAlloysE90 · 03-05-2008, 05:29 PM

The car belongs to a member here on the forum and he posted pics of it to show how the wheels sit on a coupe (and its very proper fitting I might add) and how the gold finish looks against a white body. I have no idea if there are future plans to lower the car. The front tire is a 235/35 and the rear is a 265/30 (Falken FK-452 model).

ModBargains.com · 03-05-2008, 05:32 PM

Hmmm interesting. I'm hoping your customer might come in and let us know. I'd like to know how it fits when it gets lowered with larger tires. I don't know, for me, I'm not into that stretched of a look, but my .02.

Thanks for the picture

ExclusiveAlloysE90 · 03-05-2008, 05:40 PM

Always here to help out the community! It must be noted that not all 265/30's look like this on our 19x10.5 rear wheel. No two 265/30 sidewall's are exactly the same size, they vary by tire manufacturer.

ModBargains.com · 03-05-2008, 05:43 PM

Correct. Do you know which tire brand it is on that vehicle?

ExclusiveAlloysE90 · 03-05-2008, 05:49 PM

Falken FK-452.

AWD Addict · 03-05-2008, 05:53 PM

It may fit, but that rubber is stretched out to the max. Personally, I wouldn't run that. I wonder if wider rubber would still fit without rubbing?

With the sidewall in that condition, I'm not sure he's getting the best performance possible either. Just because it "fits" doesn't mean it's optimal.

ExclusiveAlloysE90 · 03-05-2008, 05:59 PM

Certain 275/30 tires, such as the Michelin PS2 and Goodyear Eagle F1, most likely will not fit without rubbing because of their larger sidewall design. 285's are definitely out of the question, even on the sedan.

ontopofm · 03-05-2008, 06:16 PM

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Originally Posted by AWD Addict

It may fit, but that rubber is stretched out to the max. Personally, I wouldn't run that. I wonder if wider rubber would still fit without rubbing?

With the sidewall in that condition, I'm not sure he's getting the best performance possible either. Just because it "fits" doesn't mean it's optimal.

that's my car, it's not lowered, rear tires are very stretched, no rubbing experienced yet, hope there will not be, should have went with 275 in the rear

montreal_bimmer · 03-05-2008, 06:31 PM

it should be fine, but an excessive drop will cause rubbing due to the width of the wheel...

AWD Addict · 03-06-2008, 12:43 PM

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Originally Posted by ontopofm

that's my car, it's not lowered, rear tires are very stretched, no rubbing experienced yet, hope there will not be, should have went with 275 in the rear

Good info. Thanks for weighing in!

Either way, your car looks secks.

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ExclusiveAlloysE90 Private First Class 2 Rep 150 Posts Drives: Bee M Double U 335i 4dr Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Baldwin Park, CA iTrader: (1) Garage List 2007 335i Sedan [0.00]	Certain 275/30 tires, such as the Michelin PS2 and Goodyear Eagle F1, most likely will not fit without rubbing because of their larger sidewall design. 285's are definitely out of the question, even on the sedan.
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