20" Wheel Fitment Question... Agressive...

GORDON.M3 · 06-25-2019, 12:54 AM

So I came across a nice set of 20" wheels for BMW fitment.

The specs are a bit aggressive though and wondering if it would fit the E92 M3.

I'm currently lowered on Eibachs. The fitment of the wheels is as follows.

Front
20x9
Et 9

Rear
20x11
Et 18

- 255/35Z R20 Front
- 285/30Z R20 Rear

Any idea what this kind of fitment looks like or will it rub on the E92?

GORDON.M3 · 07-05-2019, 01:27 PM

bump anyone?

GORDON.M3 · 07-14-2019, 01:30 AM

bump

GORDON.M3 · 07-14-2019, 06:50 PM

nothing anyone?

Chromey · 07-15-2019, 05:02 AM

I’m guessing the fronts will be a bit over flush as it will be like stock 220m with a 19m spacer... rears will be I think way to aggressive as I am looking at a set of 20 work wheels with a 20x11 rear and a 19+ offset and according to 1010tires calculator it will stick out 23mm more than stock 220m.. I believe that’s too aggressive if lowered and maybe even at stock height.. 18+ would stick out 24mm more than stock.

Chromey · 07-15-2019, 05:10 AM

I think you want 20x11 offset +27 max.. maybe others with more knowledge than me could chime in. I know usually 19x10.5 offsets +22 is common, add the extra 5mm in rim width so one would need a extra 5mm in offset making it +27

TanDaMan · 07-16-2019, 05:10 PM

I have a similar set up.
20x8.5 et 32 255/30/20
20x9.5 et 28 285/30/20

Lowered on over sleeve kit. About a 1.5-2 in drop. 15mm spacers on the front. Hope that gives u an idea.

6ixSpd · 07-17-2019, 12:41 AM

The front offset and width is the limit of what can fit, but the tire is ludicrously tall. You'd need a 245/30/20 or a very slim running 255/30/20 (this will likely rub) and negative camber.

For the rears, the offset is too low. It simply won't work without quite a lot of stretch (275/30/20 at most), and may look quite terrible unless you slam it and go for a bit of the stretch and poke look.

shimmy23 · 07-18-2019, 12:38 AM

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Originally Posted by 6ixSpd

The front offset and width is the limit of what can fit, but the tire is ludicrously tall. You'd need a 245/30/20 or a very slim running 255/30/20 (this will likely rub) and negative camber.

For the rears, the offset is too low. It simply won't work without quite a lot of stretch (275/30/20 at most), and may look quite terrible unless you slam it and go for a bit of the stretch and poke look.

Agree with this. The rear will poke a decent amount and you'll need a 275 or narrower, which will look terrible. I have 285s on my 11" and wished they were 295

GORDON.M3 · 07-20-2019, 11:57 PM

I've checked the offsets again, and you guys are right I wont be able to run these wheels without massive negative camber and a rubberband stretched tire. Ah oh well. I'll pass on em.
Toronto roads are pretty terrible this year. Can't risk it!

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Chromey Captain 98 Rep 615 Posts Drives: 09 E93 M3 Join Date: Jan 2014 Location: Victoria bc iTrader: (0)	I’m guessing the fronts will be a bit over flush as it will be like stock 220m with a 19m spacer... rears will be I think way to aggressive as I am looking at a set of 20 work wheels with a 20x11 rear and a 19+ offset and according to 1010tires calculator it will stick out 23mm more than stock 220m.. I believe that’s too aggressive if lowered and maybe even at stock height.. 18+ would stick out 24mm more than stock. __________________ 2009 E93 M3 Jerez on Black DTC HnR Sport springs, GT2 Meistershaft Exhaust. GTS Tune. Love It
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Chromey Captain 98 Rep 615 Posts Drives: 09 E93 M3 Join Date: Jan 2014 Location: Victoria bc iTrader: (0)	I think you want 20x11 offset +27 max.. maybe others with more knowledge than me could chime in. I know usually 19x10.5 offsets +22 is common, add the extra 5mm in rim width so one would need a extra 5mm in offset making it +27 __________________ 2009 E93 M3 Jerez on Black DTC HnR Sport springs, GT2 Meistershaft Exhaust. GTS Tune. Love It
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TanDaMan Private 14 Rep 96 Posts Drives: BMW M3 E90 Join Date: Apr 2012 Location: Georgia iTrader: (1)	I have a similar set up. 20x8.5 et 32 255/30/20 20x9.5 et 28 285/30/20 Lowered on over sleeve kit. About a 1.5-2 in drop. 15mm spacers on the front. Hope that gives u an idea. Attached Images
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GORDON.M3 Colonel 1419 Rep 2,998 Posts Drives: E92 M3 • F25 X3 M-Sport Join Date: Dec 2013 Location: LAX/YYZ/NRT iTrader: (11)	I've checked the offsets again, and you guys are right I wont be able to run these wheels without massive negative camber and a rubberband stretched tire. Ah oh well. I'll pass on em. Toronto roads are pretty terrible this year. Can't risk it! __________________ INSTAGRAM: GORDON.M3 North American Mr12Volt Carplay/Android Auto Distributor DINAN \| EVOSPORT \| VAC \| ARP \| RD SPORT \| NEEZ \| EIBACH \| CSF \| IND \| BILSTEIN \| KLASSEN \| BREMBO \| ENDLESS \| BBS \| BPM SPORT \| PROJECT MU \| EVENTURI
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