Fitting style 95 alloys question?

('_')e90('_') · 05-08-2017, 03:45 PM

If fitting style 95 alloys 19" with an et24 what are the issues if any? Will they rub? Would they need stretched tyres (something I don't want)? Would the arches need rolling?
This is on an E90 btw
Cheers guys

Digitalize · 05-08-2017, 04:44 PM

They'd need stretched tyres or rolled arches, or both. They're an aggressive wheel fitment.

P14kle · 05-09-2017, 12:44 AM

Mines a pre lci e91 and on 255/30/19 tyres.
Slightly rolled arch (i think) not done by me, and lowered quite alot. Doesnt rub on mine

Believe the pre-lci cars have more room in rear arches due to narrower track which will help.

255 is a slight stretch on 10j rim though.

('_')e90('_') · 05-09-2017, 07:29 AM

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Originally Posted by P14kle

Mines a pre lci e91 and on 255/30/19 tyres.
Slightly rolled arch (i think) not done by me, and lowered quite alot. Doesnt rub on mine

Believe the pre-lci cars have more room in rear arches due to narrower track which will help.

255 is a slight stretch on 10j rim though.

Mine is a pre lci but the tyres currently fitted on the rears are 275, what do you guys think?

P14kle · 05-09-2017, 10:31 AM

Dont think so...

I had 265 30 19 on 9.5j at et20 before these and they rubbed on big dips in the road etc..

Played safe with the 10j rims this time even though they are a reduced offset of et24, and went for 255.

Only way is to try!! 😁

Digitalize will prob know for sure though, he seems to know his **** when it comes to stance etc..👍

Digitalize · 05-09-2017, 10:34 AM

They'll sit slightly further in (2mm) than my setup, but I have my rear arches rolled slightly and running -2.2deg camber. I'm running a 275/30 on an 11. Mine clears though.

I couldn't guarantee it will fit, but you might get lucky. Rather go with a 265 though. Will definitely touch with standard arches.

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P14kle Second Lieutenant 196 Rep 291 Posts Drives: E91 Join Date: Dec 2015 Location: South West UK iTrader: (0)	Mines a pre lci e91 and on 255/30/19 tyres. Slightly rolled arch (i think) not done by me, and lowered quite alot. Doesnt rub on mine Believe the pre-lci cars have more room in rear arches due to narrower track which will help. 255 is a slight stretch on 10j rim though. Last edited by P14kle; 05-09-2017 at 12:50 AM..
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P14kle Second Lieutenant 196 Rep 291 Posts Drives: E91 Join Date: Dec 2015 Location: South West UK iTrader: (0)	Dont think so... I had 265 30 19 on 9.5j at et20 before these and they rubbed on big dips in the road etc.. Played safe with the 10j rims this time even though they are a reduced offset of et24, and went for 255. Only way is to try!! 😁 Digitalize will prob know for sure though, he seems to know his **** when it comes to stance etc..👍
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Digitalize Photographer 409 Rep 2,643 Posts Drives: 320D Join Date: Jun 2013 Location: UK iTrader: (0)	They'll sit slightly further in (2mm) than my setup, but I have my rear arches rolled slightly and running -2.2deg camber. I'm running a 275/30 on an 11. Mine clears though. I couldn't guarantee it will fit, but you might get lucky. Rather go with a 265 though. Will definitely touch with standard arches.
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