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BMW E90 XI FitMENT / CAMBER / TOE HELP!
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04-14-2018, 06:25 PM | #1 |
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BMW E90 XI FitMENT / CAMBER / TOE HELP!
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I will be getting new tires. Because my older ones got ruined... because of a bad alignment job. i need help with proper camber and toe specs if anyone has them. I am thinking of getting: 235/35/19 for the fronts 275/30/19 for the rears They will be placed on bmw rims 269 Fronts: 8.5 rears 9.0 on a bmw 335i XI 2010 The fronts will be firestone Indy 500 / may upgrade to 4s And the rear will be michelin pilot sport 4S ( Will look into A3S if available in my current size ) Any other sizes are welcomed, let me know Many shops don't have the correct adjustement for the proper camber and toe measurements. I want the tires to last. I won't be taking the car to the track or anything like that. The max would be a WOT on a straight line And from my understanding the e90 tends to kill the inner threads of tires. Proof ( my PSS only lasted me a month ) And i barely drove on them... Any help will be appreciated. I can post pictures of my current alignment. thank you |
04-19-2018, 07:30 AM | #3 |
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While I cant help you with actual alignment specs, I wouldnt say e90s are bad on tires, Ive been consistently running 3 years per set of tires (6 month a year) and I usually use tires on the softer side( Kumho Ps91 right now)
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I am told the reason that I lost the tires in the rears is because I put 2 different type of tires last time. Front were firestone / rears michelin PSS. Will go for all around 4S hopefully shouldn't be an issue. BTW WHAT BUMPER IS THAT? FRONT BUMPER? Never saw one. Is it the performance bumper? Thanks |
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If you have an XI you need similar rolling diameter front and back. Having two different brands front and back would not cause the backs to wear faster. A bad alignment will kill tires. Look up proper tire sizes for a XI before buying anything.
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225/35/19 255/30/19 And going to make sure everything is correct before installing them |
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