fitment opinions! pleaseee

Andrewe92 · 10-12-2013, 09:07 AM

Hey guys Im pretty clueless when it comes to tire fitments on my car it's a 2011 lci 335 x drive e92.. stock ride height.. the tires I am trying to buy are

20"x8.5" et20 245/30/20

20"x10" et20 275/30/20

thanks ahead of time btw they are avant garde M510

also how would it look?

bmw325i · 10-12-2013, 02:35 PM

The wheels would work, but not with those tires. You have an xi so you should keep the rolling diameter front to rear within 1%. 235/35/20 and 265/30/20 would work well. They are taller than stock, but the diameters are within 1% of each other and your speedometer will actually be more accurate with the taller tires.

The rear is going to take some work to fit though. Youll need to roll your fenders and trim the area where the fender meets with the bumper. You might need to add negative camber. Since your at stock height it shouldn't be too bad.

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Andrewe92 enthusiast 117 Rep 997 Posts Drives: 2011 e92 lci 335xi Join Date: Feb 2012 Location: NJ iTrader: (0) Garage List 2011 bmw 335 xdrive [10.00]	fitment opinions! pleaseee Hey guys Im pretty clueless when it comes to tire fitments on my car it's a 2011 lci 335 x drive e92.. stock ride height.. the tires I am trying to buy are 20"x8.5" et20 245/30/20 20"x10" et20 275/30/20 thanks ahead of time btw they are avant garde M510 also how would it look?
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bmw325i Major General 223 Rep 5,120 Posts Drives: 2006 BMW 325i Join Date: Oct 2010 Location: United States iTrader: (8)	The wheels would work, but not with those tires. You have an xi so you should keep the rolling diameter front to rear within 1%. 235/35/20 and 265/30/20 would work well. They are taller than stock, but the diameters are within 1% of each other and your speedometer will actually be more accurate with the taller tires. The rear is going to take some work to fit though. Youll need to roll your fenders and trim the area where the fender meets with the bumper. You might need to add negative camber. Since your at stock height it shouldn't be too bad.
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