wheel fitment

Im4citadel · 03-29-2012, 11:29 AM

After saving a good bit of money from my last purchase I bought a set of AG Matte Black wheels for the M (summer is upon us in the DMV and I decided to have a little fun).

Since I am taking my stock 19" wheels off of my M I would like to put them on my wife's 335xi (2011). I bought the AG wheels fully mounted with tires and TPMS so no mounting and balancing will be necessary.

Will there be any issues with the Xdrive?

Will there be any wheel well issues?

Will the TPMS from my 09 correlate with the TPMS readings for the 335?

M3PO · 03-29-2012, 11:52 AM

Maybe, yes, and no.

Some AWD systems don't like to have different diameters from front to rear. If the overall diameters are the same, you are probably okay there.

Your M3 stockers are too aggressive and will rub. You need narrower tires at the very least.

No, 2009 TPMS will not work on 2011 cars.

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Im4citadel Der Stalag EUA 30 Rep 158 Posts Drives: 2013 Carbon Black 550I Xdrive Join Date: Mar 2011 Location: McLean VA iTrader: (0)	wheel fitment After saving a good bit of money from my last purchase I bought a set of AG Matte Black wheels for the M (summer is upon us in the DMV and I decided to have a little fun). Since I am taking my stock 19" wheels off of my M I would like to put them on my wife's 335xi (2011). I bought the AG wheels fully mounted with tires and TPMS so no mounting and balancing will be necessary. Will there be any issues with the Xdrive? Will there be any wheel well issues? Will the TPMS from my 09 correlate with the TPMS readings for the 335? Attached Images __________________ 2013 CB 550I Xdrive/2011 Grey 335I Xdrive(Wife's)/2002 Red 360 F-1/2012 SB S1000RR "A BMW can't take you as far as an Education, but the ride there will be amazing."
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M3PO Colonel 84 Rep 2,792 Posts Drives: '08 IB E92 Join Date: Sep 2011 Location: OC iTrader: (7)	Maybe, yes, and no. Some AWD systems don't like to have different diameters from front to rear. If the overall diameters are the same, you are probably okay there. Your M3 stockers are too aggressive and will rub. You need narrower tires at the very least. No, 2009 TPMS will not work on 2011 cars.
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