[alohasurftoad]

Originally Posted by Pingdot

Thank you soooo much!!! Its what i needed
Out of curiosity, would it be possible to fit 255 in the rear at all with those rims? And still loook good...? Or is it too big of a stretch?

you can put 255/35/19(slight stretch) in the rear but you'll have to change the front to 225/40/19(stretched) or 245/35/19 to maintain diameter differences for x-drive. wheel gap will be similar to wheel gap with staggered oem sized tires.

[Pingdot]

Originally Posted by alohasurftoad

19x9.5 +22 will be poking too much. you need to get 19x9.5 +40 rear, 19x8.5 +35 front with 265/35/19, 235/40/19. nice fitment, no rub, no issues with x-drive.

40mm looks too flat can i run

19×8.5. Offset 35 front
19×9.5. 33rear
Which is also better tire options?
225/40/29f 255/35/19r
Or
235/40/19f 265/35/19r

Or whats best option with that offset?

[alohasurftoad]

Originally Posted by Pingdot

40mm looks too flat can i run
19×8.5. Offset 35 front
19×9.5. 33rear
Which is also better tire options?
225/40/29f 255/35/19r
Or
235/40/19f 265/35/19r
Or whats best option with that offset?

you can run +33 in the rear if you desire it will be poking a bit while your front will be about flush.

245 fits on 8.5 perfect and 265 fits on 9.5 perfect. 225 is a 20mm stretch on 8.5, 255 10mm stretch on 9.5. 235 is 10mm stretch on 8.5.

run 225/255 if you want stretched look or 235/265 to reduce fenderwell gap. the poking rear tire will reduce fenderwell gap somewhat also.

[Pingdot]

Originally Posted by alohasurftoad

you can run +33 in the rear if you desire it will be poking a bit while your front will be about flush.

245 fits on 8.5 perfect and 265 fits on 9.5 perfect. 225 is a 20mm stretch on 8.5, 255 10mm stretch on 9.5. 235 is 10mm stretch on 8.5.

run 225/255 if you want stretched look or 235/265 to reduce fenderwell gap. the poking rear tire will reduce fenderwell gap somewhat also.

Pocking how? Having more than 2 people in the back or just driving on highway with bumps?

[alohasurftoad]

Originally Posted by Pingdot

Pocking how? Having more than 2 people in the back or just driving on highway with bumps?

if you want deep concave you need wide width and low offset. without the flares of the m-cars these types of wheels tend to stick out passed the fenders on our f-series cars. some people don't mind or even desire it. if you lower your car and it's sticking the tire could rub. here is an example, but yours would not be as much.

[Pingdot]

Originally Posted by alohasurftoad

if you want deep concave you need wide width and low offset. without the flares of the m-cars these types of wheels tend to stick out passed the fenders on our f-series cars. some people don't mind or even desire it. if you lower your car and it's sticking the tire could rub. here is an example, but yours would not be as much.

I am going stock suspension
So 19×8.5. Offset 35mm
19×9.5. 40mm
235/40/19
265/35/19


100% great fitment no problems such as rub or mess with the xdrive..right?

[alohasurftoad]

Originally Posted by Pingdot

I am going stock suspension
So 19×8.5. Offset 35mm
19×9.5. 40mm
235/40/19
265/35/19
100% great fitment no problems such as rub or mess with the xdrive..right?

yes sir, perfect...your rear wheels will stick out just 5mm further than @wdeerfield (x-drive at stock height) https://f30.bimmerpost.com/forums/sh...+265%2F35%2F19

[Pingdot]

Can i fit 235/35/19 264/30/19 cuz im finding it hard to find the other set up in same brand

[alohasurftoad]

you can use those sizes however by reducing the sidewall height with a lower profile you will be increasing the front wheel gap 1/4" and rear wheel gap 3/8" more than the gap that exists with the stock x-drive height. if you don't lower your car, it'll look hideous. if you don't mind, have at it

EDIT Also, 275/30/19 would be a better match with 235/35/19 since they are the same 25.5" diameter.

[Pingdot]

Originally Posted by alohasurftoad

you can use those sizes however by reducing the sidewall height with a lower profile you will be increasing the front wheel gap 1/4" and rear wheel gap 3/8" more than the gap that exists with the stock x-drive height. if you don't lower your car, it'll look hideous. if you don't mind, have at it

EDIT Also, 275/30/19 would be a better match with 235/35/19 since they are the same 25.5" diameter.

I dont want to go too wide in the back looks tooo aggressive...its just a 328 lol

[Pingdot]

Originally Posted by alohasurftoad

you can put 255/35/19(slight stretch) in the rear but you'll have to change the front to 225/40/19(stretched) or 245/35/19 to maintain diameter differences for x-drive. wheel gap will be similar to wheel gap with staggered oem sized tires.

Can you give me a great rim and tire set up for my particular f30 model but not to look too agressive cuz it is a 328i xdrive so i want it to look nice but not like its some drag racing car

[Pingdot]

Actually i just saw a car in person with 285 and looked okay so new questions is

19'8.5
19'9.5
275/35/19
245/40/19 would this set up work?? If not whats next best set me... sorry for being sooo annying but give me 1 best option and ill leave you guys in peace but id appreciate alot

[Pingdot]

I just 1 question...will 245/40/19 19×8.5 front 275/35/19 fit a 19×9.5 rear on a 2013 bmw 328i xdrive f30 n20?if not whats best option

[alohasurftoad]

oem diameter is 26"

245/40/19, 275/35/19 have diameters 26.7" and 26.6". difference 0.4% will work for x-drive. fills fenderwell gap the most. taller/heavier/wider tires will slow your acceleration. personally, i find the look too "beefy" anyhow.

235/40/19, 265/35/19, 26.4" and 26.3", 0.4%. fills fenderwell gap, slightly greater than oem size. imo, best sizes for your stock height x-drive with 8.5" and 9.5" wheels, but you said the tires you wanted did not come in this size.

245/35/19, 255/35/19, 25.8" and 26", 0.8%. reduced understeer while retaining sharp turn in for best handling. front fenderwell gap increased slightly at stock xdrive height

oem sizes 225/40/19, 255/35/19. front tires 20mm stretch on 8.5"

forgot this one... 255/35/19 square. slight oversize on 8.5 front, slight stretch on 9.5 rear

[Pingdot]

Originally Posted by alohasurftoad

oem diameter is 26"

245/40/19, 275/35/19 have diameters 26.7" and 26.6". difference 0.4% will work for x-drive. fills fenderwell gap the most. taller/heavier/wider tires will slow your acceleration. personally, i find the look too "beefy" anyhow.

235/40/19, 265/35/19, 26.4" and 26.3", 0.4%. fills fenderwell gap, slightly greater than oem size. imo, best sizes for your stock height x-drive with 8.5" and 9.5" wheels, but you said the tires you wanted did not come in this size.

245/35/19, 255/35/19, 25.8" and 26", 0.8%. reduced understeer while retaining sharp turn in for best handling. front fenderwell gap increased slightly at stock xdrive height

oem sizes 225/40/19, 255/35/19. front tires 20mm stretch on 8.5"

forgot this one... 255/35/19 square. slight oversize on 8.5 front, slight stretch on 9.5 rear

Very informative thank you for that. I planning to go wit
Avant grande m510
19×8.5. Offset 35mm
19×9.5. 33mm or do i have to change it to 40mm rear?

I like the 235/40/19 front and 265/35/19 rear. Idea

[alohasurftoad]

+33 more concave* but will have some poke. however, since you are not lowering you wont have to worry about rubbing even with people in the back seat. personally, i'd do +40 since it is flush and will sling less debris on the rear bumper.

EDIT...note, +33 may not be more concave than +40. they might use the same face and have 7mm of thickness at the hub to get to +33 from +40

[Pingdot]

Originally Posted by alohasurftoad

+33 more concave* but will have some poke. however, since you are not lowering you wont have to worry about rubbing even with people in the back seat. personally, i'd do +40 since it is flush and will sling less debris on the rear bumper.

EDIT...note, +33 may not be more concave than +40. they might use the same face and have 7mm of thickness at the hub to get to +33 from +40

So, 235/40/19 and 265/35/19 r perfect since ill keep stock suspension?

[obzen]

I have a f36 2017 with 442 19s staggered. Im looking at a winter set 19's stag 235/35/19 and 255/35/19 with +30 mm offset, would this offset be an issue for my car?

[Pingdot]

Originally Posted by Pingdot

So, 235/40/19 and 265/35/19 r perfect since ill keep stock suspension?

Yeah you should be good, on e90s 19 will rub but on f30s it works good

[Thinkology]

Seeing that this has resurrected, I’ll ask because I’m not entirely sure.

I have a 2015 F30 with 225/50-R17 on The original stock wheels. I’m looking at a staggered stock wheel that is, I believe, the 397 model. Would the following wheel sizes work and the tire sizes be correct?

Front: 18 x 8 34mm and would put on 225/45-R18
Rear: 18 x 8.5 47mm and put (I think) 255/40-R18

Is this correct for both the wheels and tires?

AND, if I chose not to stagger them, would the 18 x 8 34mm setup mentioned above work all the way around?


Thanks,
-Mike

[F30BLKSPHR]

Whats up guys,

I have a stock f30 and I want to upgrade my rims.
Size 17" x 7.5"
Diameter 17"
Width 7.5"
Lugs 5
Bolt Pattern 120mm
Offset 37mm

Thats what I'm running now (Stock )

And I was wondering if you guys could help me determine if these would fit & what tires sizes I could fit on them?

Brand: XXR
Model: 530
Color: Flat Black
Backspacing: 6.25
Offset: +35
Wheelsize: 19
Wheelwidth: 8.75
Hubbore: 73.10
Loadrating: 1580
Wheel Exposed Lugs: Yes
Wheel Material: Alloy
Wheel Structure: One Piece
Wheel Spoke Number: 7
Wheel Style: Mesh
Bolt Patterns: 5x100 5x4.5 5x4.5 5x120

Thanks!!!

[desmat]

Hey guys, quick confirmation before I buy those:

I should be fine with going from rear ET47 to ET37 using stock xDrive suspension right ? Only poke more 10mm

Found a (rare) set of Style 216 with those specs:
Front: 18 x 8 34mm and would put on stock size 225/45-R18
Rear: 18 x 8.5 37mm and would put on stock size 255/40-R18

Currently running staggered style 400M setup on my F31:
Front: 18 x 8 34mm and 225/45-R18
Rear: 18 x 8.5 47mm and 255/40-R18

Thanks!