220M Style on a E92 xDrive -- HELP!

exiletgm · 05-23-2018, 11:02 PM

So I traded straight up for a set of 220M 19's for my stock 185 17's, now my problem is they rub. They came with 245/35 and 265/35, rubbed like a beast (I had pulled the front drive shaft) I changed the rears to 275/30 and it reduced the rubbing. Rolled the fenders, less rubbing but they still do. I had my shocks checked out and am getting them replaced with OEM ride Sachs. If that doesn't fix the rubbing I'm at a loss. I really like the way the rims look on my ride, daughter asked what her name was...I said the other woman

And suggestions, possible solutions? I had one mechanic say I could grind some of the rim away to increase the offset. I have at least an inch of clearance on the inside of the wheel between the shocks. General consensus online I can find is that no you shouldn't.

Please help! And thanks!

autoart · 05-23-2018, 11:40 PM

The rear needs to be 265/30/19 the rear fender needs to be rolled and maybe pulled a little.

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exiletgm Registered 0 Rep 2 Posts Drives: 2009 BMW 328xi Coupe Join Date: Dec 2017 Location: Midwest USA iTrader: (0) Garage List 2009 BMW 328xi [0.00]	220M Style on a E92 xDrive -- HELP! So I traded straight up for a set of 220M 19's for my stock 185 17's, now my problem is they rub. They came with 245/35 and 265/35, rubbed like a beast (I had pulled the front drive shaft) I changed the rears to 275/30 and it reduced the rubbing. Rolled the fenders, less rubbing but they still do. I had my shocks checked out and am getting them replaced with OEM ride Sachs. If that doesn't fix the rubbing I'm at a loss. I really like the way the rims look on my ride, daughter asked what her name was...I said the other woman And suggestions, possible solutions? I had one mechanic say I could grind some of the rim away to increase the offset. I have at least an inch of clearance on the inside of the wheel between the shocks. General consensus online I can find is that no you shouldn't. Please help! And thanks!
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autoart Colonel 347 Rep 2,281 Posts Drives: 2009 335i e90 M/ 22 X3 Join Date: Oct 2010 Location: socal iTrader: (8)	The rear needs to be 265/30/19 the rear fender needs to be rolled and maybe pulled a little.
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