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Hernandiaz11 · 03-05-2014, 12:15 PM

I just took delivery of my Alpine White 435i last week. It came with summer tires (not all-season) and obviously do not suffice for any type of snow. I had a set of Style 95 wheels with brand new continental DWS tires stored in my garage for a few months. I know that 19” wheels with Conti DWS tires is not the best setup for winter but it’s better than the sport tires that were on the car when I received it. I originally had plans of installing this setup my E92 335xi; however, I ended up selling the car. I did some mild research on the fitment of style 95 on E9X cars and they appeared to fit well with minimal rubbing issues on cars with stock sport suspension and even on cars with H&R or Eibach springs. After installing the wheels I was surprised to see that the rear “pokes out” more than it does on the E92.
So I started this thread to help anyone out who is looking to change the wheels on their car. The specs on the style 95 are as follows:

Front: 19x9 ET24 225/35 R19
Rear: 19x10 ET24 265/30 R19

Miscellaneous cell phone pics at work and home:

03-05-2014, 12:15 PM	#81
Hernandiaz11 Banned 56 Rep 278 Posts Drives: 2014 435i M-Sport 6-Speed Join Date: Jun 2013 Location: Michigan iTrader: (3)	(F32) Official ALPINE WHITE 4 Series Photo Thread I just took delivery of my Alpine White 435i last week. It came with summer tires (not all-season) and obviously do not suffice for any type of snow. I had a set of Style 95 wheels with brand new continental DWS tires stored in my garage for a few months. I know that 19” wheels with Conti DWS tires is not the best setup for winter but it’s better than the sport tires that were on the car when I received it. I originally had plans of installing this setup my E92 335xi; however, I ended up selling the car. I did some mild research on the fitment of style 95 on E9X cars and they appeared to fit well with minimal rubbing issues on cars with stock sport suspension and even on cars with H&R or Eibach springs. After installing the wheels I was surprised to see that the rear “pokes out” more than it does on the E92. So I started this thread to help anyone out who is looking to change the wheels on their car. The specs on the style 95 are as follows: Front: 19x9 ET24 225/35 R19 Rear: 19x10 ET24 265/30 R19 Miscellaneous cell phone pics at work and home:
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