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11-20-2014, 02:55 AM | #1 |
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Tire Size for Enkei RS05RR
Hey everyone, I have a set of RS05RR's on order for my 2011 E92 M3.
Wheel Sizes: 18x9.5 +22 - Front 18x10.5 +23 - Rear Just wondering if anyone has any good info on tire sizes to run. I'm thinking 265/35 front and 295/35 or 295/30 rear. I am not finding any good info on what others run so would like to get some ideas from here.
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295/30/18 is a full inch smaller diameter than stock. I would not choose that size unless you are running an R-comp tire that isn't available in a 35 series.
295/35/18 is very consistent with stock diameter. However it will not fit with a 10.5 et23 wheel (you need at least et25). It will rub on the painted fender and no amount of camber will eliminate the rub. 285/35/18 is the best size tire for that wheel spec IMO That wheel is available in 11" et30 IIRC. That width and offset would allow you to run 295/35/18 tires which is what I would consider. Lastly, I would run 275/35/18 in the front but 265/35/18 is an easier fit. 275's will require about -1.7 camber.
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Why so narrow in the front? 40mm stagger is a bit much IMO; unless you have your suspension tuned for it (understeer). I find that the front end grip of a 275 is wonderful in aggressive driving / track use. I will say that you won't notice the difference of a big stagger front to rear during mild street use.
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I would run either: 265/35/18 285/35/18 or 275/35/18 295/35/18
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Actually it is a recommended size for a 9.5 wheel, as is a 285 for the 11". IMO optimum size is relative to preference as long as they are both within the manufactures recommended sizes.
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