Man those look great. H&R sport springs and 205/40 tires and I think you`d be set. Just keep your tire pressure up to spec, i`m sure you`ll be fine
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Originally posted by 3046 View PostMan those look great. H&R sport springs and 205/40 tires and I think you`d be set. Just keep your tire pressure up to spec, i`m sure you`ll be fine
Because the roads here are crap, I was concerned going below a 45 sidewall. So, that he me trying the 215/45. I think that rears are fine, I'm not so happy about the fronts. The slight rubbing aside (on the left wheel), the tires stick out more than I'd like and there'd be no way for me to do a future drop without a fender roll and possible pull. I'm not so sure I want to do that. I just got done putting on new fenders this past year. I've gotten suggestions going in all different directions. Right now, I'm leaning towards keeping the rears at 215/45 and swapping on 205/45 for the fronts. I'm not concerned with front/back tire rotation, since BMW doesn't recommend it anyway.sigpic
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Originally posted by E30darkknight View PostI don't really see why the width of the tire is such a problem. Am running 225-45 on 17's plus i have h&R sports. i have no rubbing issues since i rolled the fender and tapped in the bottom of the front wheel well.sigpic
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