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      09-02-2009, 07:30 PM   #1
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18" Staggered Winter set-up

Will 265/35/18 winter tire rub on the 335 E92/93 sport package in the rear? Thanks for all your experiences and wisdom.

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Will 265/35/18 winter tire rub on the 335 E92/93 sport package in the rear? Thanks for all your experiences and wisdom.

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on style 189?i dont think they will rub since the rear is 8.5" et-37.but i heard 265 not suggested for 8.5" wheel.
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it would be a 9.5 x 18 rim.
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it would be a 9.5 x 18 rim.
What offset?
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What offset?
It would be ET-33. Thanks.
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It would be ET-33. Thanks.
If that is +33 you'll be fine, if its -33 that will be a huge problem.

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thinner is better..but i guess in van, you guys dont get much buildup of the white stuff
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If you go up to Whistler, there'll be plenty of the white stuff.. ctgazer is right, thinner is better in the snow, after spending many winter in Boston, I can attest to that.
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If that is +33 you'll be fine, if its -33 that will be a huge problem.

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Lol... I hope its a +33 also. With a -33 you'll be needing some PTG wide body fenders.

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Thanks funny enough I'm deciding on the V710 or the classic VB3 as my winter set-up. Just wanted to know if I could stick a winter performance 265/35 on the rear (everyone seems to be running that size on their summers) cause I spotted a good deal on them or suck it up and get 255/35 which I know will fit.

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