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Originally posted by E30_Doc View PostI am looking at picking up:
17x7.5 ET20 front and rear or possibly staggered with 17x8.5 et20 in the rear.
I know 215/40/17 is mentioned a lot but I can't get a load rating of more than 87 and my late model requests 88+. Does anyone have problems with insurance for running tires like this? Is 235/40/17 or 215/45/17 an option without rolling/ pulling fenders (very slight fender work would be OK but I prefer not to.) or rubbing.
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Originally posted by mtechnik View PostE34 winter tire related question here:
My Hartges are 8,5j and I rode on 235-45-17s last winter season. I'm looking into trying a slightly narrower size this time around 225-50-17. Would 8,5 result in a tad/too much stretch?
Thnx in advance.
p.s I want to avoid buying a dedicated set of winter steelies for the time being.
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Originally posted by Roysneon View PostWhat is the recommended tire size for a 9j rear wheel? Will be running staggered M-systems on E30 M3 suspension, was thinking 225/45R17 front and 235/40R17 rear. Early model car, I believe the offsets are +12f and +10 rear.
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Originally posted by TD12 View PostWork CR-01s 15x8 +10 Fit issues? car isn't lowered to far, just trying to see what the Fender to center hub distance is so I can figure out if they will fit.
Thanks in advance guys.
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Originally posted by siazul View PostOk guys hopefully you can help me choose my tires. I have a set of 16x8 +15 XXR 501 wheels I got with my car but Im currently on Bottle Caps. I want to get new tires for the rims soon but I cant decide what tire or size to get.
Basically Im sitting on IE Stg3 Springs, Bilstein sports up front, KYB camaros in back, so not exactly slammed.
What tire size do you guys think would look good? Know any body with similar setup? I want to get a good all season tire too but I guess thats a question for a different thread.
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Thanks for the reply, The thing is Im higher up now since im off the cut springs, not sure if it will look good or not, maybe a meatier tire? Im waiting on Hubcentric rings to come in, Ill post pics of the rims/wheels to get your opinion on whether i should stay on the same tires size or change.
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Originally posted by Mystikal View PostNope, the giant sidewall will eat up most of the stretch appearance.
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Jay -
The wheels I'm interested in have a 63.4 centerbore and come with a plastic hubcentric rings installed. Will I need to buy a spacer that has a hubcentric ring that reduces the 63.4" centerbore to the 57.1" centerbore of the E30?
Or can I run them as is (with only the plastic hubcentric ring and no centerbore reducer?)
Thanks1989 US E30 Cammed S52
Under Construction: 1983 Euro E28 Cammed LQ9/LS3 Heads/Jakeb E28 LSx Kit
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Originally posted by jaywood View PostE36 CONTENT
My brother got some 18x8" et35 (front) and 18x9.5" et25 (rear) for his e36.....94' 325i.
What's the best tire size for front/rear? He's pretty low so...rolling fenders isn't an issue. Just no pulling.
He's going to want 20mm spacers on the front. 215/35 all around (no it's not even, but you need the stretch to clear the arches).
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Originally posted by ACHTUNG View PostJay -
The wheels I'm interested in have a 63.4 centerbore and come with a plastic hubcentric rings installed. Will I need to buy a spacer that has a hubcentric ring that reduces the 63.4" centerbore to the 57.1" centerbore of the E30?
Or can I run them as is (with only the plastic hubcentric ring and no centerbore reducer?)
Thanks
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