[TN_3]

F30 335i M-Sport

Breyton GTS

Front 19x8.5 ET 30mm 235/35-19
Rear 19x9.5 ET 35mm 265/30-19

Tirerack doesnt list this fitment for the F30 (they suggest 19x8.5 all around) but do you guys see any issue with this setup? I'm a little worried about the 35 offset on those rears...

[Number]

35mm on a 9.5 is pretty agro. But I would love to see these wheels on a lowered F30.

[///Mhead24]

I just got my Stance SC-5ive installed today and they are the EXACT same dimensions. They look perfect with zero chance of rubbing. I do need to put the sport springs on when the weather starts to get better.

[TN_3]

How do you think this fitment would work if I bumped the tire sizes to

245/35
275/30

These are closer to the stock diameters, but I'm afraid the wider rears might rub...

[///Mhead24]

Originally Posted by TN_3

How do you think this fitment would work if I bumped the tire sizes to

245/35
275/30

These are closer to the stock diameters, but I'm afraid the wider rears might rub...

Well with the same offset, mine are clear, but anything wider would be pushing the limit. In fact, I am sure the rear fenders would have to be rolled if you were planning on dropping it at all.

[TN_3]

Originally Posted by phishhead24

Well with the same offset, mine are clear, but anything wider would be pushing the limit. In fact, I am sure the rear fenders would have to be rolled if you were planning on dropping it at all.

you have 245/35 275/30 with same offset on stock suspension and it doesnt rub?

[///Mhead24]

Originally Posted by TN_3

you have 245/35 275/30 with same offset on stock suspension and it doesnt rub?

No........I am running 235/35-19 front and 265/30-19 rear with 30 offset front and 35 rear. They are about as close as I would ever consider without rolling the fenders.

[KITT]

Originally Posted by phishhead24

No........I am running 235/35-19 front and 265/30-19 rear with 30 offset front and 35 rear. They are about as close as I would ever consider without rolling the fenders.

Your tires ZP or non-ZP?

[///Mhead24]

Originally Posted by KITT

Your tires ZP or non-ZP?

My tires are Hankook V12 Z rated, but I don't know what ZP stands for.

[Buzzman]

Originally Posted by phishhead24

My tires are Hankook V12 Z rated, but I don't know what ZP stands for.

ZP = Zero Pressure = Run Flat. I know this is what Michelin uses to designate their run flat series.

[///Mhead24]

Originally Posted by Buzzman

ZP = Zero Pressure = Run Flat. I know this is what Michelin uses to designate their run flat series.

Ok gotcha......they are non ZP then. Just normal Hankook Ventus V12s.