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Old 01-21-2018, 09:55 PM
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My bet is that your tire height is similar for the two, so unless you're 3000 miles out and don't find a tire, I wouldn't worry.

The 4.8's have a little 18" donutty thing. I had a full size in my 3.0 so before I sold it, I swapped the two, spare tire lift straps and all. But this December, I finally changed over to a 19" from an E70 so it would clear the big brakes.
I am not opposed to the donutty thing if that is the right way to do it (it is for emergency only) but maybe a spare front 9,5x20 style 87 with a 275x40x20 would be the way to go? Do you know if anyone has ever tried to fit one in the tub?

Is the 19" emergency using a run flat the largest and the proper wheel for the X5 with 20" OEM spec wheels? I can't find any info on a 20" emergency wheel.

Doesn't the E70 have a larger wheel hub size needing a hub centric ring?
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