Miro 111 Wheels: Square Set Up Vs. Staggered
02-02-2012, 06:56 PM
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Hello to all my 5 Series brethren!!
I am in the process of finally making my purchase decision for wheels. I have decided on 20" Miro 111. I have noticed that some of the members of this forum have been running the staggered set up which is the following:
20 x 8.5 F
20 x 9.5 R
Also, other members are running a square set up:
20 x 9.5 F
20 X 9.5 R
Are there any advantages or disadvantages to running a staggered over square or vice-verse? I know that a square set up enables you to rotate you tires and have a wider tire in front, but I can't think of any other advantages. If you guys can give me some insight into this, it would be quite appreciated. Thanks
I am in the process of finally making my purchase decision for wheels. I have decided on 20" Miro 111. I have noticed that some of the members of this forum have been running the staggered set up which is the following:
20 x 8.5 F
20 x 9.5 R
Also, other members are running a square set up:
20 x 9.5 F
20 X 9.5 R
Are there any advantages or disadvantages to running a staggered over square or vice-verse? I know that a square set up enables you to rotate you tires and have a wider tire in front, but I can't think of any other advantages. If you guys can give me some insight into this, it would be quite appreciated. Thanks
02-03-2012, 08:19 AM
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Most go with the staggered set up. Rotating them all seems to be the only advantage. I plan on getting my Miro's pretty soon, 19in. If you get the same size all the way around, the front may rub thats what some may say. Good Luck...I wish I were still in Cali...no snow, potholes. Perfect for driving these awesome cars.
02-03-2012, 09:14 AM
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Hello to all my 5 Series brethren!!
I am in the process of finally making my purchase decision for wheels. I have decided on 20" Miro 111. I have noticed that some of the members of this forum have been running the staggered set up which is the following:
20 x 8.5 F
20 x 9.5 R
Also, other members are running a square set up:
20 x 9.5 F
20 X 9.5 R
Are there any advantages or disadvantages to running a staggered over square or vice-verse? I know that a square set up enables you to rotate you tires and have a wider tire in front, but I can't think of any other advantages. If you guys can give me some insight into this, it would be quite appreciated. Thanks
I am in the process of finally making my purchase decision for wheels. I have decided on 20" Miro 111. I have noticed that some of the members of this forum have been running the staggered set up which is the following:
20 x 8.5 F
20 x 9.5 R
Also, other members are running a square set up:
20 x 9.5 F
20 X 9.5 R
Are there any advantages or disadvantages to running a staggered over square or vice-verse? I know that a square set up enables you to rotate you tires and have a wider tire in front, but I can't think of any other advantages. If you guys can give me some insight into this, it would be quite appreciated. Thanks
i drive @ 20 x 10 and 20 x 9.5 :-)
it has a 285 rear tire , ... it fits nice on an e60 with M-suspension :-)
you can always adjust the camber ...
greetz
02-03-2012, 10:52 AM
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the 9.5 will look more concave. plus you get the option of rotating. will probably want to get some spacers for the rear though too.
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