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      08-26-2019, 10:25 PM   #1
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xdrive wheel fitment help

I have an e90 335i xdrive LCI and am looking to install some style 71's, specs are as follows

18" x 8" et 47 225/40/18 front
18" x 8.5" et 50 255/35/18 rear

Is this wheel/tire set up usable with xdrive? Will I have to use an adapter/ roll my fenders?

Car is non m-sport not sure if that matters.
I've never owned an AWD car before, any feedback would be much appreciated.
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I have an e90 335i xdrive LCI and am looking to install some style 71's, specs are as follows

18" x 8" et 47 225/40/18 front
18" x 8.5" et 50 255/35/18 rear

Is this wheel/tire set up usable with xdrive? Will I have to use an adapter/ roll my fenders?

Car is non m-sport not sure if that matters.
I've never owned an AWD car before, any feedback would be much appreciated.
Maybe this will help

XI Staggered Tire Calculation Tables https://www.e90post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1050762
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Considering those are stock tire sizes for an xi of course they will work.. but those wheels will need some big spacers
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Considering those are stock tire sizes for an xi of course they will work.. but those wheels will need some big spacers
Why would that be?
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et47 and 50 will be quite tucked in eh?
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et47 and 50 will be quite tucked in eh?
Is that a bad thing? I dont know much about wheels and offsets and how that transfers to what it would look like. I have had these wheels for quite some time now and think that they would look good on my e90, I just dont want them to rub
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Why would that be?
Stock oem rims are 18x8 (34 offset) w/ 225-40-18 up front, 18x8.5 (37offset) w/255-35-18 at the rear

Spacers will be required to make up the difference between stock and what you are trying to use, probably somewhere in the neighborhood of 15mm
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I have an e90 335i xdrive LCI and am looking to install some style 71's, specs are as follows

18" x 8" et 47 225/40/18 front
18" x 8.5" et 50 255/35/18 rear

Is this wheel/tire set up usable with xdrive? Will I have to use an adapter/ roll my fenders?

Car is non m-sport not sure if that matters.
I've never owned an AWD car before, any feedback would be much appreciated.
Damn you tying to hide those wheels from somebody ? That is going to be seriously tucked in. Rolling and fenders should not be in your vocabulary with the offset you suggested.

30 front
25 rear

That is the offset I run. Best all around option if you don't want to rub but at the same time don't want to use spacers to push the wheels out.
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