Will these rims fit?

bahasad · 09-09-2014, 05:11 PM

Fronts: 19x8.5 ET35 Tires: 235
Rear: 19x9.5 ET33 Tires: 275

Car is lowered about 3/4" to an 1"

2014 F30 328I Xdrive.

335i_4D · 09-09-2014, 08:30 PM

Front should, rear no.
Those are the offset of previous gen E9x.

Rears need to be closer to +40

RW Carbon · 09-10-2014, 10:24 AM

Those wheels can fit but the rears will be on the aggressive side. What profile tire are you going to run?

VELGEN WHEELS · 09-10-2014, 02:57 PM

The front is fine. The rear is to low. Need to bring that offset to at least 40-42.
FYI our specs 19x9 et 35 & 19x10.5 et 45

What size tires to you plan on purchasing ?

bahasad · 09-10-2014, 04:23 PM

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Originally Posted by VELGEN WHEELS

The front is fine. The rear is to low. Need to bring that offset to at least 40-42.
FYI our specs 19x9 et 35 & 19x10.5 et 45

What size tires to you plan on purchasing ?

10.5 ET45s would run nearly (if not more) the same spec as a 9.5ET33 so kind of unsure how it would not work.

Oh well, I am going to try. People said I wouldn't be able to fit 9.5ET20 on my lowered E90 and it had great fitment with no rubbing and minimal camber (did have to roll the rears though)

ƒ° · 09-10-2014, 06:03 PM

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Originally Posted by bahasad

10.5 ET45s would run nearly (if not more) the same spec as a 9.5ET33 so kind of unsure how it would not work.

Oh well, I am going to try. People said I wouldn't be able to fit 9.5ET20 on my lowered E90 and it had great fitment with no rubbing and minimal camber (did have to roll the rears though)

Those wheels can definitely fit without rubbing but will be aggressive in the rear. The downside is that the front will be inside the fender a bit while the rear will be poking out a bit. A 5mm spacer in the front will help to balance out the look.

bahasad · 09-11-2014, 08:34 PM

Got the rims! Will take them to a shop tomorrow and see what happens

tires are 235/35 and 275/30

335i_4D · 09-12-2014, 12:08 PM

Tires are a little small for the front.
Let us know how it went...

And if it does work, don't forget:

bahasad · 09-12-2014, 10:31 PM

So my rear tires that came with the rims are pretty bald - Fronts have ample thread.
Any recommendations for what size I should go to minimize rub but keep a flush/meaty fitment - I'm thinking 265/30 or 35 or 255/35

Calin · 09-13-2014, 10:14 AM

Hey guys, new to the forum, I just got a 320d xDrive f30 (2013) or how you'd call it in the US 328d, and was wondering if going with almost the same setup (front rims 8,5x19" ET35 tires 235/35 and rear rims 9,5x19" ET35 and tires 265/30) would harm your car mechanically in any way (differential or any other mechanical bit). I'm just starting to dig into the matter, that you need to be picky about the rims on the xDrive models and would like to know what you guys think about this. Also my car doesn't have any sport suspension or adaptive suspension.

bahasad · 09-13-2014, 11:41 AM

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Originally Posted by Calin

Hey guys, new to the forum, I just got a 320d xDrive f30 (2013) or how you'd call it in the US 328d, and was wondering if going with almost the same setup (front rims 8,5x19" ET35 tires 235/35 and rear rims 9,5x19" ET35 and tires 265/30) would harm your car mechanically in any way (differential or any other mechanical bit). I'm just starting to dig into the matter, that you need to be picky about the rims on the xDrive models and would like to know what you guys think about this. Also my car doesn't have any sport suspension or adaptive suspension.

As long as the rolling diameter is within a small percentage of each other, it will be fine (1%).

I have settled on a set of 255/35 or 265/35 for the rear.

Going to be buying them tomorrow and hopefully test fit the rims

MS135I · 09-13-2014, 11:53 AM

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Originally Posted by bahasad

As long as the rolling diameter is within a small percentage of each other, it will be fine (1%).

I have settled on a set of 255/35 or 265/35 for the rear.

Going to be buying them tomorrow and hopefully test fit the rims

In case it helps, I have 19x9.5 et 37 in the rear with falken fk 453 265/35/19 and lowered on h&r sports. Very minimal rubbing only on large bumps. No camber or fender roll.

bahasad · 09-16-2014, 09:04 PM

Bought a set of 255/35 for the rear and 235/35 for the front, can't wait to mount them on thursday/friday.

Hopefully shouldn't have any rub.

bahasad · 09-19-2014, 09:31 PM

Just had them mounted and installed. They fit great. I definitely think I have the room to go for wider tires in the front ... or get a nice set of spacers (had so-so experience with spacers before as they caused my old E90 to vibrate very slightly). Could have gone for 265s or 275s in the rear, but I'll deal with it.

Absolutely no rub, even carrying about 250 lbs worth of tires and rims in the rear.

Will upload some better pics to my progress thread

MS135I · 09-21-2014, 07:36 PM

You can easily do 5mm spacers up front. As far as vibration issues, I would recommend picking up a set of h&r spacers, and if installed properly, you should have no vibration issues whatsoever.

I have 19x8.5s with et37 up front with 245/35/19s, and even with h&r 5mm spacers, I still probably have another 2mm of room to get fully flush.

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VELGEN WHEELS Lieutenant 237 Rep 511 Posts Drives: BMW F82 Join Date: May 2014 Location: Miami , FL iTrader: (0)	The front is fine. The rear is to low. Need to bring that offset to at least 40-42. FYI our specs 19x9 et 35 & 19x10.5 et 45 What size tires to you plan on purchasing ?
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bahasad Major 327 Rep 1,490 Posts Drives: F30, E90 Join Date: Jul 2013 Location: Somewhereinamerica iTrader: (4)	Got the rims! Will take them to a shop tomorrow and see what happens tires are 235/35 and 275/30 __________________ Current: 17 Mustang GT no bmw Gone but not forgotten: 07 E90 335I, 04 UA6, 95 E36, 04 EP3, 16 S550 EB, 14 F30 328I Stg 1, 08 E90 328I Last edited by bahasad; 09-11-2014 at 08:39 PM..
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335i_4D Now in the dark side ! 65 Rep 1,136 Posts Drives: 2011 911S 997.2 Cab Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: The Great North iTrader: (3)	Tires are a little small for the front. Let us know how it went... And if it does work, don't forget: __________________ Present: 2011 Porsche Carrera S Cab, white (Now on the dark side!) BMW X3 M40i (wifey) Past:2012 335i Sport Black, 20" 356 wheels, M Sport Aero, MPE (Sold -kinda missed) 2010 X5 35d Black fully loaded (Sold) 2007 335i sedan Antracite (Sold and missed !) Last edited by 335i_4D; 09-22-2014 at 11:35 AM..
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bahasad Major 327 Rep 1,490 Posts Drives: F30, E90 Join Date: Jul 2013 Location: Somewhereinamerica iTrader: (4)	So my rear tires that came with the rims are pretty bald - Fronts have ample thread. Any recommendations for what size I should go to minimize rub but keep a flush/meaty fitment - I'm thinking 265/30 or 35 or 255/35 __________________ Current: 17 Mustang GT no bmw Gone but not forgotten: 07 E90 335I, 04 UA6, 95 E36, 04 EP3, 16 S550 EB, 14 F30 328I Stg 1, 08 E90 328I Last edited by bahasad; 09-12-2014 at 11:42 PM..
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Calin New Member 16 Rep 11 Posts Drives: Bmw 320d xDrive Join Date: Sep 2014 Location: Bucharest iTrader: (0)	Hey guys, new to the forum, I just got a 320d xDrive f30 (2013) or how you'd call it in the US 328d, and was wondering if going with almost the same setup (front rims 8,5x19" ET35 tires 235/35 and rear rims 9,5x19" ET35 and tires 265/30) would harm your car mechanically in any way (differential or any other mechanical bit). I'm just starting to dig into the matter, that you need to be picky about the rims on the xDrive models and would like to know what you guys think about this. Also my car doesn't have any sport suspension or adaptive suspension.
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bahasad Major 327 Rep 1,490 Posts Drives: F30, E90 Join Date: Jul 2013 Location: Somewhereinamerica iTrader: (4)	Bought a set of 255/35 for the rear and 235/35 for the front, can't wait to mount them on thursday/friday. Hopefully shouldn't have any rub. __________________ Current: 17 Mustang GT no bmw Gone but not forgotten: 07 E90 335I, 04 UA6, 95 E36, 04 EP3, 16 S550 EB, 14 F30 328I Stg 1, 08 E90 328I
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bahasad Major 327 Rep 1,490 Posts Drives: F30, E90 Join Date: Jul 2013 Location: Somewhereinamerica iTrader: (4)	Just had them mounted and installed. They fit great. I definitely think I have the room to go for wider tires in the front ... or get a nice set of spacers (had so-so experience with spacers before as they caused my old E90 to vibrate very slightly). Could have gone for 265s or 275s in the rear, but I'll deal with it. Absolutely no rub, even carrying about 250 lbs worth of tires and rims in the rear. Will upload some better pics to my progress thread __________________ Current: 17 Mustang GT no bmw Gone but not forgotten: 07 E90 335I, 04 UA6, 95 E36, 04 EP3, 16 S550 EB, 14 F30 328I Stg 1, 08 E90 328I Last edited by bahasad; 09-19-2014 at 09:38 PM..
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MS135I Private First Class 12 Rep 132 Posts Drives: M-sport 328i Join Date: Nov 2010 Location: Encino, CA iTrader: (0)	You can easily do 5mm spacers up front. As far as vibration issues, I would recommend picking up a set of h&r spacers, and if installed properly, you should have no vibration issues whatsoever. I have 19x8.5s with et37 up front with 245/35/19s, and even with h&r 5mm spacers, I still probably have another 2mm of room to get fully flush.
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