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 I'm doing a little bit of wheel shopping for next summer and I'm stuck between Kosei K2Rs in 15x7 in ET25 or TRMotorsport C1s in 15x7 ET25.
 
 Would I need to run any spacers or would I be good to go without any rubbing? I'm only slightly lowered on H&R Sports if that helps at all. I'm open to different tire sizes too. "Leafeon" '92 Lagunengrun 325i Vert (Daily Driver/Project) "Leafeon" '92 Lagunengrun 325i Vert (Daily Driver/Project)
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 Hey Mystikal
 
 Have read through this thread and couldn't find a definitive answer so thought I'd ask as well
 
 I've got a cabrio, with coilovers, and wondering what size tyres I'd need to get wheels to sit flush. Guards will be rolled.
 
 The wheels are:
 17x8 +30
 17x9 +22
 
 Not sure if I need spacers either?
 
 Thanks in advance
 
 edit* - worked out that 235/40 with 5mm spacer are perfect for fronts, would 215/40 also be reasonable if I want a bit of stretch?
 edit2 - 215/40 all around, 5mm spacer up front, fenders rolled, car dumped as low a possible. How's that sound for a flush setup?Last edited by nosh; 10-24-2016, 04:52 PM.Comment
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 Man, that's so cool. Using OE parts as upgrades just does it for me way more than any aftermarket stuff, regardless of the price tag. Can't wait to see how it turns out.Comment
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 Nothing needed, those fit perfect. 205/50, 205/55, 225/50, 225/45 all fit fine.I'm doing a little bit of wheel shopping for next summer and I'm stuck between Kosei K2Rs in 15x7 in ET25 or TRMotorsport C1s in 15x7 ET25.
 
 Would I need to run any spacers or would I be good to go without any rubbing? I'm only slightly lowered on H&R Sports if that helps at all. I'm open to different tire sizes too.Comment
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 Haha reading this was a satisfying roller coaster. Yes, you figured out exactly what I would recommend. 215/40 square, 5mm front spacers to clear the struts. There are some VERY reasonably priced 57.1mm 5mm 4x100 hubcentric spacers on eBay (I just bought a ton of them).Hey Mystikal
 
 Have read through this thread and couldn't find a definitive answer so thought I'd ask as well
 
 I've got a cabrio, with coilovers, and wondering what size tyres I'd need to get wheels to sit flush. Guards will be rolled.
 
 The wheels are:
 17x8 +30
 17x9 +22
 
 Not sure if I need spacers either?
 
 Thanks in advance
 
 edit* - worked out that 235/40 with 5mm spacer are perfect for fronts, would 215/40 also be reasonable if I want a bit of stretch?
 edit2 - 215/40 all around, 5mm spacer up front, fenders rolled, car dumped as low a possible. How's that sound for a flush setup?Comment
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 Haha it was all thanks to you, and yeap, I'll find spacers on eBayHaha reading this was a satisfying roller coaster. Yes, you figured out exactly what I would recommend. 215/40 square, 5mm front spacers to clear the struts. There are some VERY reasonably priced 57.1mm 5mm 4x100 hubcentric spacers on eBay (I just bought a ton of them).Comment
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 Thanks for the response! I ended up doing a little more research and found a really nice set of BBS RS 003s - 16x7 ET25 4x100.
 
 In your recent response to sfe30stoner for his 16x7 ET20 on HR/Sport & Billy HDs you said he could run 205/50-16 max. Your "penultimate" setup is the look/feel I am going for, just 16s vs. 15s. I have seen mixed results with some people saying I can run 225s and others saying 205s. Will my larger offset of et25, over sfe30stoner's 16x7 et20, allow me to run 225/45-16s front and back? Or do I need to stick with 205/50-16s?OE? Style 10s or 15" Basketweaves all day. They're both 15x7 +24 and can fit 225 rubber without any problems.
 
 I personally run 15x7 +20 BBS RZ's with 225/50 tires on my 325iS. I went through tons of wheel setups before I settled on those. Bought them in 2006 and haven't touched them since, they're too perfect for the car. Like factory 15" basketweaves with a massive lip injection. That's my penultimate.
 
 One of your post on MaxBimmer thread says that 15x7.5 with a ET18.65 is the max wheel size within the fender. One reply notes that 225/50s will fit on 15x7 et25 and 15x7.5 et19. Does this still apply to 16in wheels and allow 225/45-16s on 16x7?
 
 Bottom Line.....
 1) Max Tire Size for 16x7 ET25 = 225/45-16s or 205/50-16s?
 2) Would either tire size benefit from a spacer for a more flush look without rolling the fenders?
 
 
 1990 325is
 BavAuto springs
 Bilstein Sport shocks
 Might switch over to Bilstiens with HR Race or Sports
 
 Leading Tire Choices:
 225/45s - Dunlop Direzza ZII Star Spec 225/45-16s
 205/50s BFGoodrich g-Force Sport COMP-2 or Bridgestone Potenza RE760 Sport
 There are definitely more options in the 205/50 over the 225/45s. This is a weekend driver, so I am planning on high performance summer tires.
 
 Here are the ones I am picking up tomorrow!
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 I have an 89 325i sedan. It is running H&R Springs and Konis. I would like to go to a 15" wheel, and preferably something that can be bolted up and go without messing with things.
 
 I was wondering about something like the following:
 15" Rondell 58
 4x100 7J ET35
 
 If I ran a a 205/50 tire would these work on my car without spacers/fender rolling? These seem to have a higher offset than some of the other wheels I was considering so I was hoping for some advice from those who are more experienced with wheel tire fitment on E30's.
 
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