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      12-16-2013, 08:08 AM   #1
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Tire recommendations

Ok I've been bouncing around from 225 all the way up to 275 for these wheels. I come from the Vw/Audi world so I'm not new to having stretch on my tires. Having a rwd BMW has really changed my mind set into having that stretched look anymore so I'm going closer to the square look but not quite fully there.

I recently purchased a set of avant garde m550's. Specs are 19x8.5 front with et 35 and rear is 19x9.5 with et of 33. I have a e90 lci lowered on st coilovers. I'm definitely all about 0 wheel gap and I don't mind a little bit of tuck. However I don't think it will be possible to get any tuck with the offset of these wheels, depending on the camber I suppose.

Basically need recommendations on which tire sized to get.. I've been thinking 225/35 for the front and a 245/35 rear. However I've also consider 245/35 front and 275/30 in the rear. What do you guys think? Here is a picture of my car on stock wheels. I realize with the 19's I'll have to raise it quite a bit.
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Bump.. Anyone have any past experience with the m550's on an e90 lci non m
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Standard sizing is 235/35 front and 265/30 rear. Should fit fine with that height with maybe a slight fender roll in the rear. Or dial in some more negative rear camber and 0 rear toe.
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