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[Z K]

Originally Posted by derbo

Feedback on these tires were a little vague but they held pretty decent grip on my wife's car at Laguna Seca.

Sounds good! Feedback from these tires seem like they don't have as much outright grip as like the 200tw leaders aka A052/RT660 but they were more consistent and hold up longer to high heat without getting greasy. That's what I hated about most 200tw tires, they have a few fast laps then go to crap.

My last set of tires were Goodyear Supercar 3R - I loved these tires, you get consistent grip all session without getting greasy. But they're out of stock for months now.

[Erickuokwa]

Love all the te guys keep them coming

[MisterClutch888]

Are 275/35/18 Kumho V730 on x10.5 stretch af? i know is not ideal, but doable right?

[Z K]

Originally Posted by MisterClutch888

Are 275/35/18 Kumho V730 on x10.5 stretch af? i know is not ideal, but doable right?

It should fit fine, it'll be stretched but it will fit. I have no idea how it'll look if you care about appearance. Usually the rounded sidewall tires are better for stretch.

[Iambored]

Just sold my E92 M3 and I have a brand new set in Formula silver for sale !! Feel free to dm me if anyone is interested . Link

[ZachE90M3]

Finally got the TEs installed! Thanks to System Motorsports for the quick delivery!

[Mimmer]

Originally Posted by ZachE90M3

Finally got the TEs installed! Thanks to System Motorsports for the quick delivery!

Damn it's been like 2 years?? Glad you finally got your hands on some

[ZachE90M3]

Originally Posted by Mimmer

Damn it's been like 2 years?? Glad you finally got your hands on some

Haha this is a different M3 and a different set of wheels. The previous one was DCT and this is a 6 speed! Thanks though!

[MisterClutch888]

Just put on some new Kumho v730

[omgzirra_exe]

[MisterClutch888]

Dont mind the dirty car, very dusty in that section of the forest.

LOOKING FOR BBS RIA, can trade my Black Edition II.

[M3ap2cr]

Black editions look really nice

[ZachE90M3]

From the Midwest BMW meet a few weeks back!

[Blindside_137]

After reading through all 68 pages, it seems obvious that 265/35 and 285/35 is the way to go for SL 18x9.5 ET 22 and 18x10.5 ET 20

My question is can I go 275/35 front and 295/35 rear?

I am planning to go ohlins R/T on my E90 and due to my driveway would not like an aggressive drop. If anything probably keep it close to stock ZCP rear and just a few mm lower up front.

Thanks!

[Z K]

Originally Posted by Blindside_137

After reading through all 68 pages, it seems obvious that 265/35 and 285/35 is the way to go for SL 18x9.5 ET 22 and 18x10.5 ET 20

My question is can I go 275/35 front and 295/35 rear?

I am planning to go ohlins R/T on my E90 and due to my driveway would not like an aggressive drop. If anything probably keep it close to stock ZCP rear and just a few mm lower up front.

Thanks!

275/35 18 should fit fine in the front. Make sure the tires clear your suspension and you may have to dial in some negative camber. I run 275/35 18 squared.

As for the rear, the diameter is fine but others will have to chime in on whether you'll get rubbing issues due to the extra width.

[Blindside_137]

Thrilled to be joining the SL club.

Picked these up from a local seller brand new.

Any official spoke decal/sticker vendor? I want a metallic white and see a bunch of random colors available on sites like Etsy and Amazon.

[heyitsalex]

Mag blue

[persian54]

Originally Posted by Z K

275/35 18 should fit fine in the front. Make sure the tires clear your suspension and you may have to dial in some negative camber. I run 275/35 18 squared.

As for the rear, the diameter is fine but others will have to chime in on whether you'll get rubbing issues due to the extra width.

I assume 275/35/18 on 18x10.5 et20 on MCS suspension, -2.9 camber front, should clear just fine?

I know the 265/285 combo works well. Curious on the 275 square.

285/35/18 I think is too big for the front but glad to be corrected if I’m wrong

[UGADawgFan]

I ran 275/35 19 and 295/30 19 Michelin PSS on my old 19x9.5 +21/19x10.5 +22 TE37SLs...it didn't rub.

I just ordered a set of 19" TE37SL blast bronze in the same configuration..this time with Yokohama Advans in the same size. Hopefully they aren't super squared and give me problems.

Side note, blast bronze will be interesting on my sparkling graphite E92.

[PandaM3]

Finally got my pressed graphite Te37 sl’s from Evasive that I ordered a year ago and had tires installed at EAS.

[Z K]

Originally Posted by persian54

I assume 275/35/18 on 18x10.5 et20 on MCS suspension, -2.9 camber front, should clear just fine?

I know the 265/285 combo works well. Curious on the 275 square.

285/35/18 I think is too big for the front but glad to be corrected if I’m wrong

That's an aggressive front fitment!

I run 275/35 18 on my 18x9.5 +15 TE37s in front. On a 10.5, you will get rubbing on fender liner when you turn the wheel. I get it a bit but only on full lock. I don't know if the wheel will clear your front fender when the suspension compresses - it will poke out in front past the fender. Best to test fit before installing.

[MineralWhiteF80]

Bumping this thread for obvious reasons...

My M3 and M4:

Sharing my set of 19x9.5 +21 and 19x10.5 +35 TEs. 265/285mm PS4S, 10mm spacer on rear of M4 and 15 mm spacer on rear of m3. 5mm front spacers on both cars.