Tires size
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i'm using 20' donz wheels on my non sport setup, i used 245/35-20 front, 275/35-20 rear
it rides, handles and able turning at U turn like standard setup,
but the road noise is more noticeable while driving on a highway..
now i am considering to put an X5 19' wheels.. since it has the same offset as 5 series..
does anyone have try x5 wheels on E60???
it rides, handles and able turning at U turn like standard setup,
but the road noise is more noticeable while driving on a highway..
now i am considering to put an X5 19' wheels.. since it has the same offset as 5 series..
does anyone have try x5 wheels on E60???
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Originally Posted by limbows' post='980766' date='Aug 18 2009, 11:23 AM
i'm using 20' donz wheels on my non sport setup, i used 245/35-20 front, 275/35-20 rear
, that sounds off. Usually if you're going to run 35/front, the rears ought to be 30-series.
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Originally Posted by mrfva' post='980780' date='Aug 18 2009, 11:36 PM
, that sounds off. Usually if you're going to run 35/front, the rears ought to be 30-series.
this doesn't help the OP does it......
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Nice tires for the price 
if they really do have so few miles on them - especially 
Should not rub if you're running stock height on non-sport. But if you end up getting these, please do report how they fit - I'm also considering going these sizes when I get 19s.
if they really do have so few miles on them - especially Should not rub if you're running stock height on non-sport. But if you end up getting these, please do report how they fit - I'm also considering going these sizes when I get 19s.
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Originally Posted by edkwok99' post='980960' date='Aug 18 2009, 12:26 PM
Anyone know if these size fit on E60?
https://5series.net/forums/index.php?showtopic=82706
https://5series.net/forums/index.php?showtopic=82706
Fit? Yes, and it's a great price, but they might rub. Especially if you are ever planning a drop.
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Originally Posted by edkwok99' post='980981' date='Aug 18 2009, 02:33 PM
I have non-sport, and not planning on a drop.
Those are great prices.
Those are great prices.
Consider this, you're already raising the car by 0.5" running 35/30 series tires.
Now, you're looking at 40/35 that's another 0.5" ...
So now you just bumped your non-sport car up another 1.0", that's rolling 4x4
Just a suggestion, at least I wouldn't do it...
Check out TireRack for the Hankook Ventus V12 evo. They have great deals
right now + a $50 rebate from Hankook (4 tire purchase) + 4% cash-back
from MrRebates. It's about $150-$200, but you're getting new tires and at
the right size.