[mcfly!]

Originally Posted by neilvan

My M-sport LCI E90 has F: 19x9 +34 w 245/35, R: 19x9.5 +31 255/35. (Pilot P4S tires)

Only just a touch of rubbing on the rear left (will be solved with a very very light roll or extra camber in the spring)

$_59 by Neil Vanderlaan, on Flickr

Awesome thanks, nice ride! Did you lower your car or is this stock height? Thanks!

[neilvan]

Originally Posted by mcfly!

Awesome thanks, nice ride! Did you lower your car or is this stock height? Thanks!

Thanks! Factory Sport/M-sport suspension. Although I'm looking into either BMW performance or H&R Sport springs.

Also the PO removed the front alignment pins and dialed in a touch more camber than stock. Just thought id mention that.

[mcfly!]

Originally Posted by neilvan

Thanks! Factory Sport/M-sport suspension. Although I'm looking into either BMW performance or H&R Sport springs.

Also the PO removed the front alignment pins and dialed in a touch more camber than stock. Just thought id mention that.

thanks for that info!

[tom.gnade]

Hi,

I have a 2013 e92 328, it will be lowered on Swift springs soon.

I like the PS-7 a touch more than the EC-7 I think, but it looks like you aren't carrying them anymore?

I'd like to get a relatively flush fitment but avoid rubbing, and have a deep concave in the front and rear. There aren't a lot of choices in the 19" wheels, so would this fitment work with Pilot Sport 4S tires?

F: 19x8.5 ET20, 235/35/19
R: 19x9.5 ET33, 265/30/19

[Expert@ApexWheels]

Originally Posted by mcfly!

Went through all the pages so I think I got what I needed, but looking to confirm before ordering. I have 2009 e90 LCI with sports suspension, but soon to change to ST STS Coilovers. I assume the following would fit without fender or additional mods?

ARC-8 profile 3
(F) 235/35/19 PSS 19x9 et28
(R) 255/35/19 PSS 19x9.5 et33

Also what would be an equivalent fitment for your EC-7 model? Thanks!

Thanks for the post! As mentioned, that fitment is perfect for an E90 LCI, and will not require any additional modifications. For the EC-7 wheels, you'd use the 19x8.5" ET35 front and 19x9.5" ET33 rear wheels with the same tire sizes.

Originally Posted by tom.gnade

Hi,

I have a 2013 e92 328, it will be lowered on Swift springs soon.

I like the PS-7 a touch more than the EC-7 I think, but it looks like you aren't carrying them anymore?

I'd like to get a relatively flush fitment but avoid rubbing, and have a deep concave in the front and rear. There aren't a lot of choices in the 19" wheels, so would this fitment work with Pilot Sport 4S tires?

F: 19x8.5 ET20, 235/35/19
R: 19x9.5 ET33, 265/30/19

The PS-7 has indeed been discontinued, and replaced by the EC-7, which is a lighter wheel with better brake clearance. The fitment you mentioned may work, but the 19x8.5" ET20 is a bit too aggressive for the front, and would not be ideal. For a concave 19" setup, we recommend the following:

EC-7 19" Fitment:
Front: 19x8.5" ET35 with 235/35-19 tires
Rear: 19x9.5" ET33 with 265/35-19 tires
- Direct fit with no modifications required on an E92.

Hope this helps, please let me know if you have any additional questions!

Thanks,
Dylan

[tom.gnade]

EC-7 19" Fitment:
Front: 19x8.5" ET35 with 235/35-19 tires
Rear: 19x9.5" ET33 with 265/35-19 tires
- Direct fit with no modifications required on an E92.

I didn't see the 19x8.5 ET35 option on the Apex website. Are they available?

I think I've found two somewhat flush options using EC-7 and Michelin PS4 with no spacers, each keeping a deep concave profile at the rear:

Option 1 (staggered, -34lb total)
Front 19x9 ET40 or 19x8.5 ET35, 235/35R19 (-7.8lb/corner)
Rear 19x9.5 ET33, 265/30R19 (-9.2lb)

Option 2 (semi-square, -44lb total)
Front 19x8.5 ET35, 225/35R19 (-9.1lb)
Rear 19x8.5 ET20, 225/35R19 (-12.9lb)

I made a total offset calculator in excel and these are both within 2mm of each other unless I'm doing it wrong (good possibility), so should appear almost identical.

Given how grippy the PS4s are, I don't think my 328i will ever really challenge a 225 tire in a straight line, but that size won't buy me any wheel protection, and will provide less lateral grip during spirited driving, which I do often. The lightweight option will buy me a few more hp to the ground, which of course I need every bit of in this car. Neither option would require spacers for a good flush fit, and I don't believe either would require rolled fenders.

Does anyone run a 225 square setup and get good results, or is that a dumb tradeoff when I could get 235/265, added wheel protection, added grip, etc?

[BSM n54iS]

Hey Ryan, just wanted to get a final word from you before I order my Arc-8's for my LCI e92. Wanting 18x9" et30F/ 18x9.5"et35R, not looking to roll fenders. Will be getting BMW yellow springs with Bilstein put on and Dinan camber plates, can the fronts still work at the 18x9" or can I ONLY run the 18x8.5"F w/o rolling period? Thanks for the help!

[chatch10]

Originally Posted by BdSM n54iS

Hey Ryan, just wanted to get a final word from you before I order my Arc-8's for my LCI e92. Wanting 18x9" et30F/ 18x9.5"et35R, not looking to roll fenders. Will be getting BMW yellow springs with Bilstein put on and Dinan camber plates, can the fronts still work at the 18x9" or can I ONLY run the 18x8.5"F w/o rolling period? Thanks for the help!

Originally Posted by BdSM n54iS

Hey Ryan, just wanted to get a final word from you before I order my Arc-8's for my LCI e92. Wanting 18x9" et30F/ 18x9.5"et35R, not looking to roll fenders. Will be getting BMW yellow springs with Bilstein put on and Dinan camber plates, can the fronts still work at the 18x9" or can I ONLY run the 18x8.5"F w/o rolling period? Thanks for the help!

I can confirm these will fit without a problem. I have them on my E90 and I'm lowered on bilstein b12. Your safest bet is to run a 235/40 tire.

[Expert@ApexWheels]

Originally Posted by BdSM n54iS

Hey Ryan, just wanted to get a final word from you before I order my Arc-8's for my LCI e92. Wanting 18x9" et30F/ 18x9.5"et35R, not looking to roll fenders. Will be getting BMW yellow springs with Bilstein put on and Dinan camber plates, can the fronts still work at the 18x9" or can I ONLY run the 18x8.5"F w/o rolling period? Thanks for the help!

Thank you for the question. An 18x9" ET30 will be a direct fit up front We recommend the following fitment for your E92:

18" Staggered:
F: 18x9" ET30 - 235/40-18 or 255/35-18
R: 18x9.5" ET35 - 265/35-18 or 275/35-18 (275 may require a fender roll)

18" Square:
F&R: 18x9" ET30 - 255/35-18

Let us know if you have any other questions.

-Matt

[BSM n54iS]

Originally Posted by Expert@ApexRaceParts

Thank you for the question. An 18x9" ET30 will be a direct fit up front We recommend the following fitment for your E92:

18" Staggered:
F: 18x9" ET30 - 235/40-18 or 255/35-18
R: 18x9.5" ET35 - 265/35-18 or 275/35-18 (275 may require a fender roll)

18" Square:
F&R: 18x9" ET30 - 255/35-18

Let us know if you have any other questions.

-Matt

Badass Thanks Matt!

[Expert@ApexWheels]

Originally Posted by BdSM n54iS

Badass Thanks Matt!

[Bours]

ok ive done every single mod possible on my e90 LCI except the wheels so i am ready for awesome hyper black arc 8 ones ! 

im on kw v1 x drive lowered half way in front and rear... 


i do a lot of drag racing and half mile
so i should get a stragged set vs square right ?what setup do you recommend for 18s ? also when is the next group buy for 18s !?

[JJaber]

We need more E92s with the SM-10 so I can make up my mind already...

[mpls_M3]

Just got my apex wheels and put them on, but now i keep getting a TPMS inactive light, if i reset it, it comes back on shortly after. I made sure all tires had the correct amount of air. I was told to order this tpms 36-23-6-798-726 by apex. is that correct for a 2011 bmw 335i E92?

[Expert@ApexWheels]

Originally Posted by Bours

ok ive done every single mod possible on my e90 LCI except the wheels so i am ready for awesome hyper black arc 8 ones !*

im on kw v1 x drive lowered half way in front and rear...*


i do a lot of drag racing and half mile
so i should get a stragged set vs square right ?what setup do you recommend for 18s ? also when is the next group buy for 18s !?

Thanks for the post! For rear traction a staggered fitment will work best. We'd recommend the following:

Front: 18x8.5" ET35 or ET38 with 235/40-18 tires
Rear: 18x9.5" ET35 with 255/35-18 tires
- Rear 265/35-18 tires can fit, but may need rolled fenders or negative camber to prevent rubbing.

Originally Posted by JJaber

We need more E92s with the SM-10 so I can make up my mind already...

Here are few:

Originally Posted by ihazvtak

Just got my apex wheels and put them on, but now i keep getting a TPMS inactive light, if i reset it, it comes back on shortly after. I made sure all tires had the correct amount of air. I was told to order this tpms 36-23-6-798-726 by apex. is that correct for a 2011 bmw 335i E92?

Those should be the correct sensors for the car, but it's possible that one sensor isn't reading correctly. The sensors can be wirelessly scanned at most tire shops to determine if one is defective or reading incorrectly. If that ends up being the case and the sensors were ordered from us, we will be happy to provide a replacement. Please send us a PM or email if you have any additional questions.

[b92]

Originally Posted by ihazvtak

Just got my apex wheels and put them on, but now i keep getting a TPMS inactive light, if i reset it, it comes back on shortly after. I made sure all tires had the correct amount of air. I was told to order this tpms 36-23-6-798-726 by apex. is that correct for a 2011 bmw 335i E92?

That looks like the F10 part #, which operates at a different frequency. That is the wrong item unfortunately.

[mpls_M3]

Ready for Summer!
Specs: F: 18x9 +30 235/40/18 PSS
R: 18x9.5 +35 265/35/18 PSS
Suspension: KW V2
Rear fenders are rolls, no rubbing

[Bours]

Originally Posted by ihazvtak

Ready for Summer!
Specs: F: 18x9 +30 235/40/18 PSS
R: 18x9.5 +35 265/35/18 PSS
Suspension: KW V2
Rear fenders are rolls, no rubbing

Anthracite ??

[mpls_M3]

Originally Posted by Bours

Anthracite ??

Yup!

[Bours]

Originally Posted by ihazvtak

Yup!

Got more pics ?

[ChristopherL]

Originally Posted by caldep

My e91 with the Anthracite FL-5 wheels.
18x9. 255/35 R18'so

Any additional photos of your car?
Trying to help my wife decide between FL-5 and SM-10 for her LCI E91.

Thank you,
-Chris

[Silent9n54]

Originally Posted by ihazvtak

Ready for Summer!
Specs: F: 18x9 +30 235/40/18 PSS
R: 18x9.5 +35 265/35/18 PSS
Suspension: KW V2
Rear fenders are rolls, no rubbing

more pics please... im looking at the same wheels and my car is black too