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[F3085258]

I am a previous E90 M3 owner (sold 4 years ago). Just bought a E93 M3 in alpine white over black. Needs tires. While I like the look of the stock 19" 220, I loved the look of my black VMR 710s with 255/40r18 square winter set up on my E90. I ran 255/35R19 and 275/35r19 for summer.

I have a set of Firestone Indy 500 in 275/40r18 that are the street tires on my track Mustang, only 2000 miles. It is rarely driven on the street. Can I run 275/40r18 in the front? I see lots of guys run 275/35R18 square. Does the extra height end up rubbing?

[roastbeef]

They might rub a little bit with that height.

[Kelse92]

Originally Posted by F3085258

I am a previous E90 M3 owner (sold 4 years ago). Just bought a E93 M3 in alpine white over black. Needs tires. While I like the look of the stock 19" 220, I loved the look of my black VMR 710s with 255/40r18 square winter set up on my E90. I ran 255/35R19 and 275/35r19 for summer.

I have a set of Firestone Indy 500 in 275/40r18 that are the street tires on my track Mustang, only 2000 miles. It is rarely driven on the street. Can I run 275/40r18 in the front? I see lots of guys run 275/35R18 square. Does the extra height end up rubbing?

Late to the party here, depending on ride height you can probably fit these in the rears. They wouldn't work though on the front I don't think

[F3085258]

I know they will fit in the rear as I used to run 255/35r19 front and 275/35r19 in the rear of my e90 M3.
I think I am going to stay with style 220 wheels and run the above sizes on my E93. Indy 500 work on these sizes.

[Z K]

I ran 275/40R18 on the rear stock wheels lowered with coilovers. They fit fine.

I do not think it will fit in front, you should probably go with a 275/35 front.