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10-13-2011, 09:23 AM | #1 |
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Will this wheels fit my car?
I am not very familiar with tire/wheel sizing. Anyway I have a 2008 335i sedan with sports package.. I want to get rid of the OEM setup of wheels/tires that came with it. Someone local is selling this set of wheels 18x8.5 ET 15 taken from an E46M . Will this work on my car? What size of tires do I need to get without any modification to the car?
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10-13-2011, 10:45 AM | #3 |
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These are BBS RS GT wheels.
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ET15 is very low for an offset an 8.5" wide wheel up front. I would be concerned about rubbing.
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OP - That offset is more aggressive than what we recommend by about 20mm. Depending on the tire size you could experience rubbing.
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On an LCI that is a et of 7 - which might rub depending on your ride height.
Best bet would be to run a 215/40/18 tire on it, and add some bump stops so it doesn't fully travel and rub the fender, to the upper bumper mount bolt. It will work, but it's not a fitment for everyone. Are you running this as a square setup? |
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