Offset for our cars (e60)
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20 inchers are too much for the E60.
In my opinion 19" is max.
But use Search and see also the Parts, Accessories and Mods section.
This has been discussed many a times...
In my opinion 19" is max.
But use Search and see also the Parts, Accessories and Mods section.
This has been discussed many a times...
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Originally Posted by m7ich7ael7' post='479214' date='Oct 8 2007, 11:52 AM
Will the following application fit?
20x9 front +19 offset
20x10 rear + 19 offset
If so, what's the ideal tire size?
Please advise.
Thanks in advance
20x9 front +19 offset
20x10 rear + 19 offset
If so, what's the ideal tire size?
Please advise.
Thanks in advance
20x8.5 et20mm fronts with 245/30/20
20x10 et25mm rears with 285/25/20
no rubbing in the rears, but the fenders were rolled in the front.
To keep the ride height the same as stock I went with the following ^^ tire sizes. Surprisingly, the 20s w/non-run-flats are actually smoother than the 18" run-flats.
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Originally Posted by mrfva' post='479292' date='Oct 8 2007, 03:40 PM
Looks like those should fit. I'm running the following set-up:
20x8.5 et20mm fronts with 245/30/20
20x10 et25mm rears with 285/25/20
no rubbing in the rears, but the fenders were rolled in the front.
To keep the ride height the same as stock I went with the following ^^ tire sizes. Surprisingly, the 20s w/non-run-flats are actually smoother than the 18" run-flats.
-frank
20x8.5 et20mm fronts with 245/30/20
20x10 et25mm rears with 285/25/20
no rubbing in the rears, but the fenders were rolled in the front.
To keep the ride height the same as stock I went with the following ^^ tire sizes. Surprisingly, the 20s w/non-run-flats are actually smoother than the 18" run-flats.
-frank
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The 20" wheels with 19 offset is fine. You may have to roll the rear fenders depending on your choice of tires.
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as vegastrashed has said, if you use the 245/35/20 front and 275/30/20 rear combination, these will fit without rolling the arches and not rub.
If you use 285/25/20 or 295/25/20 you'll be better of to roll the rear arches.
If you use 285/25/20 or 295/25/20 you'll be better of to roll the rear arches.
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