Aftermarket Wheels and suspensions for Xi
05-09-2013, 06:47 PM
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based on my setup? I've been on my current setup for over 5 years so yeah I'm pretty sure of no rubbing based on mine ... 
... and I'm so certain & planning on going wider on the rear on my next tire set from 275 -> 285.
... or you mean rubbing issue with style 95? If yes, I think if you use that offset your fender lip will be over top of the tire so when hitting something like road dip it'll rub.
... and I'm so certain & planning on going wider on the rear on my next tire set from 275 -> 285.
... or you mean rubbing issue with style 95? If yes, I think if you use that offset your fender lip will be over top of the tire so when hitting something like road dip it'll rub.
I saw this thread and dreamed it would work
. I'm glad I checked here..
05-10-2013, 03:53 AM
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My Ride: MY07 525xi Silver Gray
Model Year: 2007
So ET25 and 255 rear width using what profile? And what width & profile up front ... 'cuz xi/xDrive must have a specific tire characters for matching rolling diameter.
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05-10-2013, 06:45 AM
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Front: 19x8, ET40 with 225/40R19
Rear: 19x10, ET25 with 255/35R19
0.23% rolling diameter difference front to rear, no problems with AWD.
05-10-2013, 09:21 AM
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Ummm, stupid question. In the case of an emergency like a blowout, would it be ok to use the donut tire that came with the car, would it screw up the tcase in anyway running the 19s I currently have on and 1 spare?
