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Hey, I'm currently looking at getting new set of wheels. I'm stuck on what size I will be able to run. I have a Xdrive F30 that has Adaptive suspension and I have plans to lower the car in the future. The setup I have been looking at is Arc-8 19x9 ET28 and 19x9.5 ET33 or EC7 19x9 ET30 and 19x9.5 ET33. Would these setups work?
The 19x9 ET28 and the 19x9 ET30 are essentially going to be sitting the same way on the car as it is only a 2mm (less than an 1/8 inch) difference. This setup can work fine, but note that your tire sizing is crucial to make sure your X-drive system is happy. You can run a 235/35-19 front and 265/30-19 rear OR 245/35-19 front and 275/30-19 rear tires.

That said, you will likely have to roll your rear quarts, and likely add negative camber to the front to help the fit.

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The 19x9 ET28 and the 19x9 ET30 are essentially going to be sitting the same way on the car as it is only a 2mm (less than an 1/8 inch) difference. This setup can work fine, but note that your tire sizing is crucial to make sure your X-drive system is happy. You can run a 235/35-19 front and 265/30-19 rear OR 245/35-19 front and 275/30-19 rear tires.

That said, you will likely have to roll your rear quarts, and likely add negative camber to the front to help the fit.

- Jasper
There is no need to do any arch work at all on the rear to facilitate 9.5J ET33 / 10J ET40 - 265/35 clears perfectly with no rubbing on a lowered car.

Fronts, same story - 9J ET28 / 9J ET30 clear with no need for any modifications on a lowered car, when using 245/35 or 235/40.
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Stblues - I'm considering the same setup on my F30. Do you have any issues with tire rubbing?
I had a set of ARC8s in 18X9 +30 and with 255/40 Michelin MPSAS I had some rubbing in the rear on bumps and the front at full lock. I switched to 245/40 (same tires) and never had another issue. When I went to the 19” I went with 245/3519 and have had zero issues. I hope that helps.
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