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barbja 08-17-2010 10:31 PM

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Originally Posted by BMWREXPENSIVE (Post 762706)
Nevermind...I see they mean they are available with the Sports Activity Trim. I like that they are 9x19 and 10x19, correct? That extra width in the back really makes the stance look 'mean'. I wish they were available with Premium..oh well.

Are they staggered? The Crevier parts guy on roadfly had told me they are (a few months ago), but tirerack is showing that the OE tires for Size1 (19") are all the same (255/50-19), but there are two sizes associated with Size2.

In build your own, when you check the 19" wheels in the options, then do a 360 view on the exterior, you can see that it removed the flares. If the back wheels wheels were 10" wide, they would need the flares, right?

I don't think my 335 rears are 10".

Edit: I just checked, he definitely said that they're staggered: http://bimmer.roadfly.com/bmw/forums...9484640-1.html Does anyone have the skinny on this one? [What's on paper vs my lyin' eyes...]

Edit2: This document says they're staggered: http://www.bmw.com/com/en/newvehicle..._catalogue.pdf Buuut, its an international catalog. It says we have LED coronas too.

Edit3: Dur -- how about I just go out and read the side of the stupid tires: 255/50-19 on both front and rear. However, I have a 35d. jcmd2003, can you check your 35is? Perhaps they went all European on it!

MyMonkey 08-17-2010 10:40 PM

All this talk about how rough the 20" run flats ride has confused me. Seems ours rides nice and smooth. Feels very sporty but not at all rough. My daily driver is a Lexus GX470 and talk about soft ride. :D

BMWREXPENSIVE 08-17-2010 10:46 PM

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Originally Posted by barbja (Post 762709)
Are they staggered? The Crevier parts guy on roadfly had told me they are (a few months ago), but tirerack is showing that the OE tires for Size1 (19") are all the same (255/50-19), but there are two sizes associated with Size2.

In build your own, when you check the 19" wheels in the options, then do a 360 view on the exterior, you can see that it removed the flares. If the back wheels wheels were 10" wide, they would need the flares, right?

I don't think my 335 rears are 10".

Edit: I just checked, he definitely said that they're staggered: Re: Are 335s for the E70 staggered? - Parts Counter Forum Does anyone have the skinny on this one? [What's on paper vs my lyin' eyes...]

Maybe take a tape measure to the tires - brochure says 9x19 and 10x19 but maybe it's wrong.

barbja 08-17-2010 10:56 PM

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Originally Posted by BMWREXPENSIVE (Post 762713)
Maybe take a tape measure to the tires - brochure says 9x19 and 10x19 but maybe it's wrong.

My 335s all have 255/50-19s on them, so they're all 9"ers.

08X5 08-18-2010 12:32 AM

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Originally Posted by MyMonkey (Post 762711)
All this talk about how rough the 20" run flats ride has confused me. Seems ours rides nice and smooth. Feels very sporty but not at all rough. My daily driver is a Lexus GX470 and talk about soft ride. :D

I have to agree. I had planned to dump the Run Flats right after delivery, but I have noticed the ride is pretty smooth. I still plan to in October, I have a free set of Michelin Latitude Tour HP's in 20's waiting for me from Michelin but have not been in a rush to install them like I thought I would. I will just keep the Run Flats to Install when the Lease is up. I also ordered the Space Saver tire.

Aqua Bliss 08-18-2010 02:16 AM

With 10" rear wheels you probably wouldn't need flares, definitely with 20x11 in the rear you should get them or it's obvious they are sticking out past the flat flares...

jcmd2003 08-18-2010 07:16 AM

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Originally Posted by barbja (Post 762716)
My 335s all have 255/50-19s on them, so they're all 9"ers.

I just measured my rims, and the are all 10" wide (actually about 10 1/4). Perhaps you can measure yours and see what you get? I was told they were 9 in front, 10 in back as well.

barbja 08-18-2010 08:39 AM

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Originally Posted by jcmd2003 (Post 762755)
I just measured my rims, and the are all 10" wide (actually about 10 1/4). Perhaps you can measure yours and see what you get? I was told they were 9 in front, 10 in back as well.

jcmd2003, look at the size written on the side of the tires. The front should be 255/50 R19. The back would be either the same as the front for 19" or 285/45 R19 for 10"

BMWREXPENSIVE 08-18-2010 10:00 AM

New question - anyone have a factory trailer hitch on their 2011 X5? I have not seen a single pic with one and don't even see it listed as an option. Would like to see a pic with one as I will need it for a bike rack.

TheX5 08-18-2010 11:19 AM

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Originally Posted by BMWREXPENSIVE (Post 762659)
Thanks. Having a Tahoe with running boards and also considering an ML with running boards, I am fully aware that they are only for look and offer zero functionality. Any response on if 19" wheels are run flat or not and if 7% off MSRP is reasonable?

Thanks for all the great information so far!!

They are actually good for putting stuff (skis) on the roof rack :thumbup:


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