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| 04-11-2018, 01:56 PM | #1 |
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e90 LCI sedan with oem m4 style 437M wheels tire question?
Hey guys. I have an 11 LCI e90 sedan, 335d if it matters, taht I bought a set of oem style 437m wheels for. I am wondering what the largest size tires would be for a sport suspension that doesn have any fitment issues or rubbing. Basically I dont want to bacon the fenders and dont want to rip wheel liners out. But I need all the tire I can get for this amount of torque. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks in advance.
I saw only one post that had someone run a 235/35/19 front and 275/30/19 rear but he said he thought a 245 would work. Basically since these have been around a bunch I am hoping someone can give me the info without trial and error on my part. |
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| 04-12-2018, 03:17 PM | #3 |
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Sure. The 437m specs are 19x9 et 29 front and 19x10 et 40 rear.
From the two posts I was able to find across the inter webs the rear size is pretty consistent as 275/30/19. The fronts are the only ones that see mto be variable and not concrete. I realize there are some size differences between manufacturers to throw into the equation as well. But The factory m4 size of 255/35/19 was reported to rub. Someone else ran 235/35/19 without issue. Both said 235-245/35 would probably work but nothing definitive. I do not want rubbing so I am ok with whatever size is the largest I can go without issue. 245 /35 o if I can maybe 255/30 instead of 35???? I just cant imagine this not being settled already as to what can be ran as the two threads I found were several years old. |
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| 04-13-2018, 08:56 PM | #4 |
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19x10 et40 with 275/30/19 is fine, I'm running the same size rear (et38 though) and don't rub
I recall hearing that 19x9 with 255/35/19 will work, one thing I would be a bit worried about though is at full lock if the tire contacts the inner fender. I know the 245/35 front works as I have read it on here.
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Thanks for the reply. Yeah the rear I am not much concerned with fitment wise as it seems to be pretty unanimous it works fine. For the fronts though the 255 I have read rubs in various conditions. I guess I was hoping someone would tell me a 245 is for sure no issue. As I know a 235 will work but Id like to get a little bigger if I can.
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