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[Cp009]

From the looks of it this monster blizzard smashing me in Chicago will force me to leave on the winter wheels, but that gives me plenty of time to research my options for some new wheels. I'm pretty set on vmr's 701 19''. Which leads me too my question I'm looking for the most aggressive stance I can get. I would like to avoid rolling my fenders, but it wouldn't be a problem; so what are my options as far as offset and tire size. I also plan on throwing some H&R sport springs.

Thanks in advance.

[Gavin@MMW]

You can do 19x8.5 et20 up front with a 225/35/19 and a 19x9.5" rear et22 with a 265/30/19 or 245/35/19. The front will work fine with H&R sports, the rear will need a slight roll with a 265/30 and might clear totally with a 245/35.

[Cp009]

I would like to go with a 265 in the back. Do you happen to have any pics of this set up, or anything similiar?

[Gavin@MMW]

not really, this is a pretty standard fit.

Here is Jfishers car, I did the fit on this.

19x8.5et35 front and 19x9.5 et22 rear w/ 265/30/19 VMR 701's

[Cp009]

Thank you. Anyone else have any opinions? I'm also open to other affordable wheels that give a very aggressive look. Affordable though, because I'm a broke college student.

[Gavin@MMW]

http://www.avantgardewheels.com/bmw_wheels.html

check them out, the M368 is one of my favoite wheels right now.

Avant Garde is also Low Pressure cast, so its a lighter and stronger method then a Gravity Cast wheel, while still being easily affordable for a college student

Let me know if I can help you out with anything else

[Cp009]

PM'ed you for pricing on the m310.

[VMRWheels]

19x8.5 +35 and 19x9.5 +33 with a 235/265 combo would be perfect. No modifications required and it will be sitting flush on all 4 corners of the car. You can even reuse your stock hardware as well.

Feel free to let me know if you need any additional help.

-Charles@VMRWheels