[NJ330i]

Hi, can someone help me out on this? Thanks

http://www.e90post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=538696

[madeinhongkong]

Originally Posted by NJ330i

Hi, can someone help me out on this? Thanks

http://www.e90post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=538696

Ppl have ran 19" OEM forged wheels on e90's. You prob need spacers tho. G Luck

http://www.e90post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=262356

[D335NUTZ]

Originally Posted by NJ330i

Hi, can someone help me out on this? Thanks

http://www.e90post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=538696

They have have the same offsets as the ZCP e46 m3 wheels then 15mm spacers on the front for a flush fitment and you need to roll the rear fenders for the rear.

[NJ330i]

Originally Posted by Wilazn

They have have the same offsets as the ZCP e46 m3 wheels then 15mm spacers on the front for a flush fitment and you need to roll the rear fenders for the rear.

Ok thanks, but I want to know what other bmws they fit on without problems.
All e46s? all e90s?

[D335NUTZ]

Originally Posted by NJ330i

Ok thanks, but I want to know what other bmws they fit on without problems.
All e46s? all e90s?

Sorry forgot to add that what I said pertains to e92s

[_shim]

Originally Posted by NJ330i

Ok thanks, but I want to know what other bmws they fit on without problems.
All e46s? all e90s?

They should fit on all e36 to e90.

[NJ330i]

Originally Posted by shim!

They should fit on all e36 to e90.

We tried on an e46 323 last night and they rub in the back.

[_shim]

Originally Posted by NJ330i

We tried on an e46 323 last night and they rub in the back.

lol yeah, the rear e46 m3 wheels are too wide for the e36 or e46 body.. if you look around on e46 forums, you'll see that a lot of the non-m guys are running 4 front wheels.

the e90 on the other hand can fit the e46m wheels. sorry i wasn't clear earlier, i thought you were just asking about like bolt patterns and the hubcentric thing, lol.

[_shim]

also, what are the tire sizes?

[NJ330i]

Originally Posted by shim!

also, what are the tire sizes?

Thanks for your help.

Im not sure about the tires, im just trying to help my friend, he is trying to sell these and we want to know where they fit

Thanks

[Mi2Wilson]

I'm actually about to put on 18in e46 m3 wheels on my e90 335xi. 225-45s front and 255-40s rear. Any ideas if this would fit? I think i should be fine, but not 100% sure.

[shock2314]

I been struggling with this for a while now, I have my rear fenders rolled and I tried e46 m3 19's and 18's with 40 profile tire and it rubs, the 19's rubbed a lot more than the 18's but will only rub when u take a dip or have people in the car, also it will rub like a savage on the rear passenger side because the BMW's are lower on that side to compensate for the weight of the driver.
Right now I just switched to a 35 profile to see if it works better.

About spacers, you will def need them in the front, might need at least a 20 mm. Looks more than a 15mm if you want a flush look

[gustnyc]

Originally Posted by shock2314

I been struggling with this for a while now, I have my rear fenders rolled and I tried e46 m3 19's and 18's with 40 profile tire and it rubs, the 19's rubbed a lot more than the 18's but will only rub when u take a dip or have people in the car, also it will rub like a savage on the rear passenger side because the BMW's are lower on that side to compensate for the weight of the driver.
Right now I just switched to a 35 profile to see if it works better.

About spacers, you will def need them in the front, might need at least a 20 mm. Looks more than a 15mm if you want a flush look

I'm running e46 m3 19" rims.. 235/35/19 and 265/30/19 rears.. No rubbing and no fender roll needed..

[Mi2Wilson]

Nice!! I hope i'll be ok then with the 18s. Any pics???

[shock2314]

With a 30 profile I guess you are doing good but if you got with the 40 profile it would def rub, stock size tires for the m3 19's are 40 profile rear and 45 on front

Originally Posted by gustnyc

I'm running e46 m3 19" rims.. 235/35/19 and 265/30/19 rears.. No rubbing and no fender roll needed..

[shock2314]

I need to correct myself
With e46 m3 19's the rear profile should be 35
And for the 18's is 40 profile
I had 40 profile on the 19's and 18's and both rubbed when I had people in the car or hit a dip and my fenders are rolled.

[gustnyc]

Originally Posted by shock2314

I need to correct myself
With e46 m3 19's the rear profile should be 35
And for the 18's is 40 profile
I had 40 profile on the 19's and 18's and both rubbed when I had people in the car or hit a dip and my fenders are rolled.

I think everyone who's on 19's rubs on dips.. Just gotta snake it when u see one coming up..

[itsbrokeagain]

Originally Posted by gustnyc

I think everyone who's on 19's rubs on dips.. Just gotta snake it when u see one coming up..

My girls car doesnt. 19x10 +25 in the rear with a good roll and 265/30s and no rubbing here

They also said 19x10 +22 wouldnt fit in the back of a coupe because it will rub badly. Not so

[redline2001]

I might be wrong but I swore you couldnt run M3 rims on an E92 because the offsets are too extreme, fender roll or not. On a E90 its not a problem as long as your rubbers are correct. Just going on what I have read many times on the wheel/tire forum.

[shock2314]

right now i switched to the m3 18's with 255/35/18 on the rear and no rubs so far.
anything thicker than that rubs