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DO I NEED TO ROLL FRONT FENDERS?
Fronts 20*8.5 offset 13mm
Rear 20*10.5 offset 26mm
I am told that front fenders need to be rolled (tirerack) is this correct information?
- I believe I seen members on this forum with similar offset, even with 21s not rolling fenders..
Do I need to roll front fenders?
Fronts 20*8.5 offset 13mm
Rear 20*10.5 offset 26mm
I am told that front fenders need to be rolled (tirerack) is this correct information?
- I believe I seen members on this forum with similar offset, even with 21s not rolling fenders..
Do I need to roll front fenders?
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I dont think you need to unless you are planning on lowering it.
I suggest you try driving the car without rolling the fender first, then if you are rubbing then roll it.
I suggest you try driving the car without rolling the fender first, then if you are rubbing then roll it.
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My Ride: Titanium Gray 550i, Cold Weather Package, Premium Sound Package, Sport Package, Shadowline trim, Parking Distance Conrol, Xenon, Adaptive Headlight Control, Navigation System, Satellite
Originally Posted by bentree' post='987241' date='Aug 24 2009, 12:49 PM
DO I NEED TO ROLL FRONT FENDERS?
Fronts 20*8.5 offset 13mm
Rear 20*10.5 offset 26mm
I am told that front fenders need to be rolled (tirerack) is this correct information?
- I believe I seen members on this forum with similar offset, even with 21s not rolling fenders..
Do I need to roll front fenders?
Fronts 20*8.5 offset 13mm
Rear 20*10.5 offset 26mm
I am told that front fenders need to be rolled (tirerack) is this correct information?
- I believe I seen members on this forum with similar offset, even with 21s not rolling fenders..
Do I need to roll front fenders?
Front 20X8.5 offset +15mm Tire 245/35/20
Rear 20X10 offset +22mm Tire 285/30/20
What size tires?
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Originally Posted by radzM550i' post='987726' date='Aug 24 2009, 08:40 PM
I dont think you need to unless you are planning on lowering it.
I suggest you try driving the car without rolling the fender first, then if you are rubbing then roll it.
I suggest you try driving the car without rolling the fender first, then if you are rubbing then roll it.
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Tires will be:
245/30/20
295/25/20
Tirerack said rears will be fine.. but they originally recommended 255/30/20 for fronts but i am going with 245s hoping 10th of a difference would help.
245/30/20
295/25/20
Tirerack said rears will be fine.. but they originally recommended 255/30/20 for fronts but i am going with 245s hoping 10th of a difference would help.
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Originally Posted by bentree' post='988404' date='Aug 25 2009, 03:29 PM
Tires will be:
245/30/20
295/25/20
Tirerack said rears will be fine.. but they originally recommended 255/30/20 for fronts but i am going with 245s hoping 10th of a difference would help.
245/30/20
295/25/20
Tirerack said rears will be fine.. but they originally recommended 255/30/20 for fronts but i am going with 245s hoping 10th of a difference would help.
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From: Nebraska
Originally Posted by Speed_Force_E60' post='989350' date='Aug 26 2009, 12:55 PM
Go with the 245's on fronts and 275 on the rears... tirerack is on crack.
245 on the front for sure!!
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