[Justinandwhat]

finally locked my eyes on XO Verona 20'' wheels. its kinda a replica of the vorsteiner v103 but cheaper... so i have 335i xdrive on stock suspension. wondering what set up i should get without rubbing. 8.5vs9 Front, and 8.5vs9vs10 Rear. what about tires? im just looking for cheap tires.. below 200 each would be great.
thanks

[cfm56d7b]

The tires on xDrive models should have the same circumference. There are several threads on this topic in the forum. If you have questions, the team at TireRack is always helpful.

The base suspension on your xDrive vehicle may not tolerate 20 inch wheels well, especially if the new wheels are substantially heavier than the current ones. Compare the weight before purchasing.

[Justinandwhat]

Originally Posted by cfm56d7b

The tires on xDrive models should have the same circumference. There are several threads on this topic in the forum. If you have questions, the team at TireRack is always helpful.

The base suspension on your xDrive vehicle may not tolerate 20 inch wheels well, especially if the new wheels are substantially heavier than the current ones. Compare the weight before purchasing.

I see lots of ppl here do staggered on xDrive but I will ask more people. Thanks for the heads up

[cfm56d7b]

BMW offers staggered wheel configuration on xDrive models. My vehicle is 2013 BMW 335i xDrive sedan ordered with 19" 401 Style wheels and staggered tires. The key is maintaining the same circumference on front and rear tires from day one.

[Justinandwhat]

Originally Posted by cfm56d7b

BMW offers staggered wheel configuration on xDrive models. My vehicle is 2013 BMW 335i xDrive sedan ordered with 19" 401 Style wheels and staggered tires. The key is maintaining the same circumference on front and rear tires from day one.

How to maintain them when the width is different???

[UPWheels]

Originally Posted by Justinandwhat

How to maintain them when the width is different???

You can use tire calculators to determine the overall diameter of your wheel and tire. Please see link below.

http://www.wheel-size.com/calc/?whee...cl=50mm&sr=0mm


245/30/19 and 295/25/20 for 8.5 and 10-10.5 wide setup has less than a 1% difference in overall diameter. 2058mm for fronts, and 2059mm for rears.


***Typo Correction - 245/30/20

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[cfm56d7b]

As a reference point - OEM 19" wheels / tire sizes on 2013 BMW 335i xDrive sedan:

Front: 225/40-19
Rear: 255/35-19

[Justinandwhat]

Originally Posted by UPWheels

You can use tire calculators to determine the overall diameter of your wheel and tire. Please see link below.

http://www.wheel-size.com/calc/?whee...cl=50mm&sr=0mm


245/30/19 and 295/25/20 for 8.5 and 10-10.5 wide setup has less than a 1% difference in overall diameter. 2058mm for fronts, and 2059mm for rears.

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Sales @ UPWheels.com * Ph. 657.888.4UPW * FacebookDOTcom/UPWheels

So I put front setup on the left and read setup on the right so compare?

[UPWheels]

Originally Posted by Justinandwhat

So I put front setup on the left and read setup on the right so compare?

Correct. Then you can compare front and rear specs by scrolling below.

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[Justinandwhat]

Originally Posted by UPWheels

Correct. Then you can compare front and rear specs by scrolling below.

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I see I see. All I care is the overall?

[.BMW.]

Originally Posted by UPWheels

245/30/19 and 295/25/20 for 8.5 and 10-10.5 wide setup has less than a 1% difference in overall diameter. 2058mm for fronts, and 2059mm for rears.

More then one typo in this post.

Staggered diameters front to rear isn't common, even though it's possible.

245/30-20 and 285/25-20 has matched diameters, 255/30-20 and 295/25-20 match as well.

However those sizes are a bit wide for F30.

I would recommend a square setup:
8.5x20, 245/35-20

[UPWheels]

Originally Posted by Justinandwhat

I see I see. All I care is the overall?

For x-drive, yes, you need to check the overall diameter.

[Justinandwhat]

Originally Posted by UPWheels

For x-drive, yes, you need to check the overall diameter.

Thank you