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[kushie02]

I recently put 19' m3 wheels on my 07' 335i sedan. Had the fenders rolled and there is still slight rubbing - even worse with passengers in the back. The rear tire size is 265/35/zr19s, I was told that 265/30s would take care of my problem, howevewer it only rubs slightly now and im trying to find out if 255/35s would work as well since it barely rubs on the corner edge of the tire. I live in an area with a lot of pot holes and was hoping to keep as much rubber on my wheels as possible. any advice on this.....

[tofu-]

if they won't fit on an e90 with rolled fenders, i guess that answers my question about getting the 18" 260m with m3 sized sidewalls on my e92

[VMRWheels]

Originally Posted by kushie02

I recently put 19' m3 wheels on my 07' 335i sedan. Had the fenders rolled and there is still slight rubbing - even worse with passengers in the back. The rear tire size is 265/35/zr19s, I was told that 265/30s would take care of my problem, howevewer it only rubs slightly now and im trying to find out if 255/35s would work as well since it barely rubs on the corner edge of the tire. I live in an area with a lot of pot holes and was hoping to keep as much rubber on my wheels as possible. any advice on this.....

255/35/19 wont be much shorter then the 265/35/19, only about 3mm. I would recommend a 255/30 to be safe.

-Charles@VMRWheels

[Brey335i]

265/30 does not rub even with 4 people in my car

[John_01]

Don't know the answer to this one, but there is more info in a thread about 18" 260M wheels:
http://www.e90post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=293825

[hipnotic]

it will be fine

[Legion5]

M3 wheels will fit just fine on a 335i if you put 335i sized tires on it. You're using M3 tires which is your problem, just go 265/30 or 255/30