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      03-13-2017, 03:20 PM   #1
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Any issue to run 285/40/18 on 18*10.5 et25

Still researching about the 18" wheels. Hard to find a set of wheels with right offset. Not sure if I can run 265/40/18 on 18*9.5 et22, and 285/40/18 on 18*10.5 et 25. Will there be any rubbing issues by running these on M3 with ZCP (not lowered). I think 265/35/18 and 285/35/18 will be better, but it gonna make about 3.7% difference with the original overall diameter, not sure if an alignment is need or not. or there will be other problems other than speed variance.
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Which tires? Shouldn't be any issue unless they're extremely wide r-comps.

I'm damn close to pulling the trigger on a set of 275/40-18 R-S4s... 75% chance they fit, 25% chance they'll rub the fender liner on turns by my measurements. (Which should be fixable with a little heat gun massaging if I'm looking right)

Change wheels won't require an alignment, but if you can get more neg camber that would be good...

Edit- however those rears at et25 may be problematic... I'm looking 11s around et40-44

Anyway, all about the brand and tread width up front. We're close enough that it's going to come down to the details...
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Which tires? Shouldn't be any issue unless they're extremely wide r-comps.

I'm damn close to pulling the trigger on a set of 275/40-18 R-S4s... 75% chance they fit, 25% chance they'll rub the fender liner on turns by my measurements. (Which should be fixable with a little heat gun massaging if I'm looking right)

Change wheels won't require an alignment, but if you can get more neg camber that would be good...

Edit- however those rears at et25 may be problematic... I'm looking 11s around et40-44

Anyway, all about the brand and tread width up front. We're close enough that it's going to come down to the details...
275/40/18 shouldn't be a problem. 285/40/18 is a problem:



The picture above is 285/40/18 Hankook RS3 on Volk ZE40 18x10.5 +25
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275/40/18 shouldn't be a problem. 285/40/18 is a problem:



The picture above is 285/40/18 Hankook RS3 on Volk ZE40 18x10.5 +25

I would rather go with 285/35/18 than 275/40/18...anyway, from the picture, it looks really nice... so it's really rubbing?
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I would rather go with 285/35/18 than 275/40/18...anyway, from the picture, it looks really nice... so it's really rubbing?
Yes, this is the only angle of the rear that I took, but it's poking out about 4mm even with pretty aggressive camber
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