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[saint]

What would fit the best on my E92, lowered on KW var 1:

Rims are 19", front 8,5": offset 15 or 35 ? rear 9,5" : offset 20 or 32 ?

What tires should I get, without rubbing or rolling the fenders:

front 235/35 or 245/35 ? rear 265/30 or 275/30 ?

[remmib]

Originally Posted by saint

What would fit the best on my E92, lowered on KW var 1:

Rims are 19", front 8,5": offset 15 or 35 ? rear 9,5" : offset 20 or 32 ?

What tires should I get, without rubbing or rolling the fenders:

front 235/35 or 245/35 ? rear 265/30 or 275/30 ?

I guess thats the two different Dotz Mugello offsets

The 15 and 20 are for the 5 series.

At the front you have to go with ET 35, and on the rear you have to go with the 32 offset if you dont want to rub or roll the fenders, especially on the e92 that has less space in the rear wheelwells than the e90.

I guess you should be fine with 275 and ET 32 on the e92, but I'm not sure. I know I could run 275 on my e90, but not sure on the e92.

[remmib]

Found something interesting in this thread, look at post #9

http://www.e90post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=59540

[saint]

Originally Posted by remmib

Found something interesting in this thread, look at post #9

http://www.e90post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=59540

Thanks remmib, I look into the thread and he has 275 but with et 30 in the rear so the rim comes more out of the fender then et 32 right?

What do you think of 245 in the front remmib?

[remmib]

Originally Posted by saint

Thanks remmib, I look into the thread and he has 275 but with et 30 in the rear so the rim comes more out of the fender then et 32 right?

What do you think of 245 in the front remmib?

Yes, et 30 sticks more out than et 32.

I've always had 235 on my 19" wheels, I like it because they are closer to OEM diameter and often cheaper than the 245. But if you want 245, you can

[saint]

Originally Posted by remmib

I guess thats the two different Dotz Mugello offsets

The 15 and 20 are for the 5 series.

At the front you have to go with ET 35, and on the rear you have to go with the 32 offset if you dont want to rub or roll the fenders, especially on the e92 that has less space in the rear wheelwells than the e90.

I guess you should be fine with 275 and ET 32 on the e92, but I'm not sure. I know I could run 275 on my e90, but not sure on the e92.

Could it be, normally the coupe has larger wheel fenders then the sedan?
I don't know if i could run rims for the 5 series, I really wont that my fenders are filled, and not with spacers. I have had a lot of problems with my E46 with that

[remmib]

Originally Posted by saint

Could it be, normally the coupe has larger wheel fenders then the sedan?
I don't know if i could run rims for the 5 series, I really wont that my fenders are filled, and not with spacers. I have had a lot of problems with my E46 with that

If you dont want to roll the fenders, you cant go with the et20 5 series fitment, I would definently go with the et32.

Actually the e92 has less space (about 5mm) than the e90, because the e92 are narrower than the e90.