Wheels Advise!!
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I am planning to purchase some new Rims this week, and have not decided on to get 19 or 20's.. What do you guy think? Not planning to lower the vehicle..
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My Ride: 2007 Black Sapphire 535i
Kane,
I recently put new shoes on my car for the summer too. I went with 20" Lexani LSS-10 wheels. These are staggered with 245/30/r20 fronts and 285/25/r20 rears. 20x8,5mm front rims and Deep dish 20x10mm rears.
I recently put new shoes on my car for the summer too. I went with 20" Lexani LSS-10 wheels. These are staggered with 245/30/r20 fronts and 285/25/r20 rears. 20x8,5mm front rims and Deep dish 20x10mm rears.
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Thanks guys. Kane, you just gotta learn to drive real slow I could almost drive to work in the morning with my eyes closed now and swerve around every pothole, sewer grate and crack in the pavement. Ha ha.
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You probably will be better off with 19s.
Are you looking for a custom one off wheel or a standard replica style?
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Living and driving on the streets of NYC, 20s would be perfect......if you long for bent/cracked rims and bubbled/blown tires. Even 19s, which is what I roll on for my summer shoes, is a major PITA. I have replaced more tires and rims than I can count due to the finest streets that a 50 percent state, city and federal tax burdeen can pay for. :thumbsdown:
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