E90 335i M Sport Geo Help

Kam187 · 06-30-2014, 04:23 PM

Had a slow puncture caused by a nail which was too close to the sidewall to repair so two new tyres ordered.

After removing the front wheel we found the inner edge was worn. A quick look at the offside tyre showed the same but not as bad.

I had the Geo done a few months ago using a Hunter 2 machine and opted for E90 M3 settings. I'm now concerned that these settings have caused the inner edge wear and with 2 new Michelin Pilot SS being fitted tomorrow I debating whether to go back to standard 335i settings.

I've noted my before and after results from my last geo and wondered if anyone can shed some light or give me some advice on what to do to make the tyres last longer but without sacrificing the handling.

I was told that the I cannot adjust front camber on the 335i, is this correct?

Car details are:

2006 E90 335i M Sport
19" BBS CH Wheels
Fronts - Michelin Pilot SS 235/35/19
Rears - Michelin Pilot SS 275/30/19

surrey 335i · 07-05-2014, 04:35 PM

M3 has different suspension so the settings will be wrong for the 335 it's not like for like.

06-30-2014, 04:23 PM	#1
Kam187 Private First Class 14 Rep 102 Posts Drives: BMW 335i M Sport Individual Join Date: Jan 2014 Location: Solihull iTrader: (0)	E90 335i M Sport Geo Help - Urgent Had a slow puncture caused by a nail which was too close to the sidewall to repair so two new tyres ordered. After removing the front wheel we found the inner edge was worn. A quick look at the offside tyre showed the same but not as bad. I had the Geo done a few months ago using a Hunter 2 machine and opted for E90 M3 settings. I'm now concerned that these settings have caused the inner edge wear and with 2 new Michelin Pilot SS being fitted tomorrow I debating whether to go back to standard 335i settings. I've noted my before and after results from my last geo and wondered if anyone can shed some light or give me some advice on what to do to make the tyres last longer but without sacrificing the handling. I was told that the I cannot adjust front camber on the 335i, is this correct? Car details are: 2006 E90 335i M Sport 19" BBS CH Wheels Fronts - Michelin Pilot SS 235/35/19 Rears - Michelin Pilot SS 275/30/19 Attached Images
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07-05-2014, 04:35 PM	#2
surrey 335i Lieutenant 22 Rep 451 Posts Drives: 335i E91 sport, 123d + others Join Date: Jan 2012 Location: surrey iTrader: (1)	M3 has different suspension so the settings will be wrong for the 335 it's not like for like.
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