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WAC51 11-17-2011 08:27 PM

Bigger Tires - Wider Wheels
 
I have a 2004 X3 3.0i Sport.

My existing wheels are starting to flake and the tires are not sealing well, constantly having to re-inflate them.

I have bought a secondhand set of X5 wheels with Michelin XSE tires.

My exisiting wheel/tires are BMW model number 3 411 524 - 18X8J, 46mm offset running 235/50R18

The new set are (not sure of model number, but E70 X5 alloys) - 18 X8.5J, 48mm offset running 255/55R18.

My questions is will they fit without rubbing? If they do rub, is there any benefit in fitting a spacer?

Any help is much appricated.

Thanks

DoubleA 11-24-2011 10:20 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by WAC51 (Post 852280)
I have a 2004 X3 3.0i Sport.

My existing wheels are starting to flake and the tires are not sealing well, constantly having to re-inflate them.

I have bought a secondhand set of X5 wheels with Michelin XSE tires.

My exisiting wheel/tires are BMW model number 3 411 524 - 18X8J, 46mm offset running 235/50R18

The new set are (not sure of model number, but E70 X5 alloys) - 18 X8.5J, 48mm offset running 255/55R18.

My questions is will they fit without rubbing? If they do rub, is there any benefit in fitting a spacer?

Any help is much appricated.

Thanks

I think you should be fine. I have an X5 4.4i 2004 and the stock size is 255/55R18 and never had any rub, some people run staggered set-up going with much wider rubber.

TriX5 12-02-2011 11:55 PM

I think you need hubrings. ECS sells them.


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