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[Lankster]

Hey guys searched the forums and couldnt find any recomendations. What would everyone recomend for a daily driver '07 335xi all stock? I was thinking 15's around but dont want ANY wheel rub.

[hxs80]

Lots of info on spacers if you <search> around but from what I've gathered, it seems more people went for the Mach Schnells. 12 to 15mm rear and 5 or 10mm front on stock 18" rims. Some other member posted pictures on another thread with 15mm rears and he had no issues at all and they looked good.

[nOshi]

I wouldn't worry about spacers on stock ride height, especially on an xi. I'm not sure which stocks your running, so it would be hard to throw out a recommendation. But as hxs80 posted, theirs a ton of info on various setups. Check out the "Wheels and Tires" section.

[username604]

i'm keeping stock on my front and putting 20s on the back with a slight stretch on the rear tires.

pre-lci e90s can take like 25mm without rubbing last i checked

[cssnms]

Check out VAC's wheels spacers. I ordered them and they are VERY nice. They make them in-house. I also own like 3 other brands.

http://www.vacmotorsports.com/catalo...-bolt-kits.htm

Alternatively RS Technic makes a nice a spacer, sold by PY Speed or Velocity motorcars spacers.

IMO though the VAC spacers are some of the nicest feeling/looking spacers that I have seen. They seem like a real quality spacer.

[335BBS]

Depends on offset of your wheels. If offset is correct you wont need spacers to fill the wheel well.

[oshusttoley]

Originally Posted by davidkneiber

i'm keeping stock on my front and putting 20s on the back with a slight stretch on the rear tires.

pre-lci e90s can take like 25mm without rubbing last i checked

whats the point of putting spacers in? sorry im kind of a noob to all this. i just recently bought an e90 pre-lci like a month ago

[Bingobimmer]

whats the point of putting spacers in? sorry im kind of a noob to all this. i just recently bought an e90 pre-lci like a month ago

People use spacers so that their wheels are flush with the fender.

[ECSTuning]

I'd measure the "gap" on your particularity car so you can decided how aggressive you'd like to go. HERE is a pdf we did a while back that shows how to easily measure for spacers.

[avocet]

I am running 15mm front with oem 17 and 19's(winter summer) and find the 15 a little too aggressive, meaning I think it sticks out a little far. Doing it again, I would run 12 or 10 front and 15 rear. 18mm on rear will touch around hard corners(sport susp with staggered set up).
This is with an e90.

[edirtaynine]

on stock xi suspension, you could run negative offset. lol

[username604]

same car, same wheels, but one of them has spacers.