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[nickgosh20]

i was thinking about putting some stock m3 rims (model 220M) on my 2008 335i sedan.
would they fit? ive heard from some people that they fit no problem and others say i might need to get my fenders rolled. and bmw told me that i just cant do it, but ive seen it before on 3 series

[csupernova]

There you go
http://www.e90post.com/forums/showth...light=sumitomo

[jrobwitt05]

Originally Posted by nickgosh20

i was thinking about putting some stock m3 rims (model 220M) on my 2008 335i sedan.
would they fit? ive heard from some people that they fit no problem and others say i might need to get my fenders rolled. and bmw told me that i just cant do it, but ive seen it before on 3 series

I did a lot of searching on this same topic and it seems as though without a decent amount of work, time and money to your 335 you will have fitment issues. Probably better off getting m220 reps.

[Gavin@MMW]

It will fit, its going to be flush and you will want to change the front tire to the back rims and get a new front and you will be good to go.

depending on your drop it shouldnt rub with the right tire choice.

[LazyEye]

I got M220 reps (with spacers) for my E90. The quality is very good

[02themax]

Originally Posted by LazyEye

I got M220 reps (with spacers) for my E90. The quality is very good

Me too, check my sig for pics and tire specs.