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03-21-2011, 06:40 PM | #1 |
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Is this tire any good?
Going to be ordering new rims in the next upcoming days, looking for a quality tire at an affordable price. I see Kumho Ecsta SPT's are very affordable and have a good amount of tread wear compared to a lot of other Z-Rated tires.
Anybody who has ever ran these on their wheels, how were they?? Also anyone know what size tires are recommended for 19x8 ET:37 and 19x9 ET:39 staggered wheels on a 2007 328xi Coupe, e92? |
03-21-2011, 08:00 PM | #2 |
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Iv personally run Kumho SPT's on my own car and I do like them a lot. They have done great for the price they are worth. Its one of the most bang for the buck tires I would recommend.
225/255 or a 235/265 combo would work on your setup. You can throw on another 12mm spacer in the rear if you would like a more flush fitment. -Charles@VMRWheels
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What would be a safer size to run, would 225/255 be stretching the tires alittle? I know a 235/265 prob would add a little more meat to the tires, protecting the lip if i ever come close to a curb ![]() |
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