No time to do a search, will I have any rubbing issues 275/30/19's?

mike33176 · 03-28-2011, 04:26 PM

Sorry people but, I'm running late for a dinner mtg and no time to do a search, will I have any rubbing issues 275/30/19's on stock 19's, stock suspension, with Turner 12.5mm spacers on my rears? BTW, Michelin PS2's. Thanks in advance

**ben@tirerack** · 03-28-2011, 04:44 PM

They're short for the rear, but they won't rub on the rear. 275/35R19 would usually be better.

Bart@AUTOcouture · 04-09-2011, 12:47 AM

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Originally Posted by ben@tirerack

They're short for the rear, but they won't rub on the rear. 275/35R19 would usually be better.

This. I ran 275/35/19 on OEM 220s with 12mm spacers in the rear and RD sport springs, no rubbing.

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mike33176 Lieutenant 47 Rep 431 Posts Drives: 09 Jerez/ Black, E90 M3 Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: Miami iTrader: (1)	No time to do a search, will I have any rubbing issues 275/30/19's? Sorry people but, I'm running late for a dinner mtg and no time to do a search, will I have any rubbing issues 275/30/19's on stock 19's, stock suspension, with Turner 12.5mm spacers on my rears? BTW, Michelin PS2's. Thanks in advance
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