[unrulyteach]

Ik i search but can't find a definitive answer. Hav a 2011 335i with stock 18in staggered set up. I'm trying to figure out what's the widest one can go.

[RocketSurgeon]

235 front, 265 rear.
Anything wider than that is likely to rub.

Interestingly the e90 can fit slightly wider tires than the e92.

[unrulyteach]

Originally Posted by RocketSurgeon

235 front, 265 rear.
Anything wider than that is likely to rub.

Interestingly the e90 can fit slightly wider tires than the e92.

That won't throw off speedo or abs will it

[unrulyteach]

Originally Posted by RocketSurgeon

235 front, 265 rear.
Anything wider than that is likely to rub.

Interestingly the e90 can fit slightly wider tires than the e92.

That won't throw off speedo or abs will it

[DS3IAM]

here you go

http://www.e90post.com/forums/showth...ht=wheels+size

[Efthreeoh]

Originally Posted by unrulyteach

That won't throw off speedo or abs will it

Nope.

[floydarogers]

Originally Posted by unrulyteach

Ik i search but can't find a definitive answer. Hav a 2011 335i with stock 18in staggered set up. I'm trying to figure out what's the widest one can go.

FYI: Next time you have a wheel/tire question, the "Wheels and Tires" forum down below probably has the answer, or it's better to ask questions like this there.

Someone said 235F, 265R. Think you can actually go 245 front, but it's somewhat hard to get a set within 1% circumference in that size.

[mweisdorfer]

Originally Posted by unrulyteach

That won't throw off speedo or abs will it

The e90's Speedo is off 3-4mph to begin with. Just code the speedo correction on your stalk with Carly, and you'll be fine.

[unrulyteach]

Originally Posted by floydarogers

FYI: Next time you have a wheel/tire question, the "Wheels and Tires" forum down below probably has the answer, or it's better to ask questions like this there.

Someone said 235F, 265R. Think you can actually go 245 front, but it's somewhat hard to get a set within 1% circumference in that size.

I was but i figured i would get a quicker response on the general forum

[mweisdorfer]

Originally Posted by unrulyteach

Ik i search but can't find a definitive answer. Hav a 2011 335i with stock 18in staggered set up. I'm trying to figure out what's the widest one can go.

Typically speaking:

235/40/18 - front
255/35/18 - rear

Should be able to find those sizes in almost any Continental, Goodyear or Michelin.

Alternate :

245/40/18 - front
265/35/18 - rear

Your rear rims would need to be at least 8.5" wide to accommodate the 265 width.

With profiles of 35 & 30, the roads you drive on need to be good & great condition year round or your begging for busted tires and broken rims, in my opinion.

The Michelin A/S 3 plus is the very best AS tire for our cars. Continental DWS 06 is a solid 2nd.

Summer tires / lots of debates, but most people here like the Michelin's. The new 4S has good initial reviews.

[unrulyteach]

Originally Posted by mweisdorfer

Typically speaking:

235/40/18 - front
255/35/18 - rear

Should be able to find those sizes in almost any Continental, Goodyear or Michelin.

Alternate :

245/40/18 - front
265/35/18 - rear

Your rear rims would need to be at least 8.5" wide to accommodate the 265 width.

With profiles of 35 & 30, the roads you drive on need to be good & great condition year round or your begging for busted tires and broken rims, in my opinion.

The Michelin A/S 3 plus is the very best AS tire for our cars. Continental DWS 06 is a solid 2nd.

Summer tires / lots of debates, but most people here like the Michelin's. The new 4S has good initial reviews.

I hav the 193 wheels, and planning to get pss

[youssefelmo]

I need help, I just purchased 19” staggered wheels F19x8.5 & R19x9.5 both ET35. Could I run a 235/35/19 and 275/30/19 or does the rear have to be 265/30/19. stock everything too. but i’m trying to go as wide as possible but with the least effects.

[Silent9n54]

Originally Posted by youssefelmo

I need help, I just purchased 19” staggered wheels F19x8.5 & R19x9.5 both ET35. Could I run a 235/35/19 and 275/30/19 or does the rear have to be 265/30/19. stock everything too. but i’m trying to go as wide as possible but with the least effects.

well you didnt mention what car you drive but says xi on the side there so ill assume its awd 235/275 wouldnt be good for awd system try 235 265 or 245 275

[unrulyteach]

Use the tire size calculator

[youssefelmo]

Originally Posted by shanker604

well you didnt mention what car you drive but says xi on the side there so ill assume its awd 235/275 wouldnt be good for awd system try 235 265 or 245 275

sorry for about that it’s a 2008 bmw 335xi. i really want to go with 275 rears so 245s in the front would work? I seen some people say 235 in the front but i’m confused. and is 235/265 the overall best outcome for stock?

[mweisdorfer]

Originally Posted by youssefelmo

sorry for about that it's a 2008 bmw 335xi. i really want to go with 275 rears so 245s in the front would work? I seen some people say 235 in the front but i'm confused. and is 235/265 the overall best outcome for stock?

I think you might need to roll your fenders in the rear, if you went with 275.

[unrulyteach]

Originally Posted by mweisdorfer

I think you might need to roll your fenders in the rear, if you went with 275.

Yep even with 265 on my rear it rubs when i go over dips and make the suspension compress

[youssefelmo]

Originally Posted by unrulyteach

Yep even with 265 on my rear it rubs when i go over dips and make the suspension compress

dang i should have just kept the stock wheels on then.. i’m scared to upgrade i don’t want anything to go wrong with the stock. i wish i could go with 275s without doing anyrhing

[Big Mexican Women]

Originally Posted by floydarogers

FYI: Next time you have a wheel/tire question, the "Wheels and Tires" forum down below probably has the answer, or it's better to ask questions like this there.

Someone said 235F, 265R. Think you can actually go 245 front, but it's somewhat hard to get a set within 1% circumference in that size.

as long as you have even a relatively good performing tire, I see absolutely no reason why ANY driver would need 245's on the front of their e90 unless they plan to turn their local streets into a track.

[mweisdorfer]

Originally Posted by Big Mexican Women

as long as you have even a relatively good performing tire, I see absolutely no reason why ANY driver would need 245's on the front of their e90 unless they plan to turn their local streets into a track.

Yep. If he wants to track the car and get 245 in the front & 275 in the rear, the OP is going to have to roll the fenders out.

[youssefelmo]

Originally Posted by mweisdorfer

Yep. If he wants to track the car and get 245 in the front & 275 in the rear, the OP is going to have to roll the fenders out.

so 235/35 & 265/30 is safe with stock everything and i don’t have to roll?

[mweisdorfer]

Originally Posted by youssefelmo

so 235/35 & 265/30 is safe with stock everything and i don’t have to roll?

I know for a fact with a coupe even in 19" rims you will be fine. On a sedan, Idk.