Slight Rub at full lock...

J'ai un léger blocage. Ce n'est pas grand-chose, mais c'est perceptible.

J'ai demandé autour et il semble que je frotte sur le revêtement en plastique dans la roue bien?

a veut dire que c'est "ok" ?

Je n'ai pas vraiment roulé sur eux donc je ne suis pas sûr (eh bien, j'ai conduit hors du parking de l'atelier des pneus, fait un virage à gauche, conduit tout droit pour 1 bloc, est revenu au travail et garé)

Mais je ne le remarque que dans les virages complets

Devrais-je juste... ummm..éviter les tours de serrure complète?

La personne à qui j'ai acheté ces derniers a dit qu'ils les ont utilisés sur la piste une fois sans aucun problème que ce soit.

Si j'ai un peu de frottement sur le verrou complet qui ne sera pas difficile quoi que ce soit, je peux y faire face en ne faisant pas des tours de verrouillage complets

Je ne veux juste pas de problème en conduisant et surtout pas de problème sur la piste

les Specs sont:
TE37SLs
19x9.5 et22 265/35/19
19x10.5 et22 285/35/19
Les pneus sont des Pirelli P Zero Trofeo R-composés

Ma voiture est en suspension de stock à 100%. 2011 E93 M3.

Voici quelques photos que j'ai prises :




Voici les photos arrière, mais je ne sens aucun frottement:




Je vous remercie

a devrait aller, à moins que ça ne frotte vraiment.

Wow, ils sont super charnus. lol

Merde, ces murs sont...

Tout ira bien.

Wow... those look like they'll let you pull 2g's around turns.

O_O those are fatty ass sidewalls. You should be fine with the slight rubbing on full lock. If anything it'll eventually go away after repeated rubbing

I'll be going to 626 tonight. come check them out roy

I would bet the back will rub if you hit large bumps. I was under the impression we needed to run 265/30 fronts? Anyway, I'm betting it won't be too much of an issue. The tires look REALLY meaty... do they look OK in person or do they look too bulky?

persian54 wrote

I'll be going to 626 tonight. come check them out roy

I'm actually in NYC till Tuesday :\

Looks like you bought the TE37SL with the Trofeos. They're a DOT approved R compound, and run very wide... plus the 265/35r19 is a bit too tall for the front and I am not surprised they rub. They may rub worse on the track when you are at some extreme angles, watch out!

265/35-19 will rub in front on most M3s. I tried it before deciding on 275/35-18 all around for track use. All you can do is give it a try, but I would be skeptical of track use.

It for sure rubs

I'm going to take the tires off and replace with AD08s

I am debating between running 255/30/19 front or 265/30/19 front

I think I'll do the 255 as I really do not want to have any rubbing. I already damaged my fender liner after I hit a pot hole on the freeway (normal driving is fine, but it's those ups and downs and damn pot holes..)

And for the rear, I'm debating between 275 30 19 and 285 30 19

I'll prly do the 275 30 19 just to be on the safe side

Advan AD08s btw

Couple of the guys at the meet said if i ran neg camber, it would prly work out, I'm just going to change the tires.

I think 255/30 and 275/30 are two small. I would run 255/35 and 275/35.

265/35R19 and 275/35R19 would work.
If you are going to lower it, then 265/30R19 and 295/30R19 would also work.

I may lower it in the future, not sure
I think 265 is too aggressive for me though

I think I will do 255/35/19 F 275/35/19 Rear

What do you guys think?

A friend of mine has the 255/35 275/35 combo with PSS and they're great...

But I think they may be too small for these rims (9.5 10.5) so I should do 265/30 and 285/30, but there rear isn't available for the AD08s, so I will have to do 295/30/19... I'm scared the rear may be too much?

TireRack has them in stock (265/30 295/30) and I can have them in 3 business days... but I don't want to order if they won't work..

Thanks

persian54 wrote

I think I will do 255/35/19 F 275/35/19 Rear

I would like to know whether the 255/35 fronts would rub too. Lots of people run 255/35 fronts in other tire brands but the AD-08 run so wide, it concerns me. Everyone says they run like 10mm wider. If anyone can confirm that the 255/35 work in the front that would be great. I'm certain the 275/35 rears are fine.

persian54 wrote

I may lower it in the future, not sure
I think 265 is too aggressive for me though

I think I will do 255/35/19 F 275/35/19 Rear

What do you guys think?

A friend of mine has the 255/35 275/35 combo with PSS and they're great...

But I think they may be too small for these rims (9.5 10.5) so I should do 265/30 and 285/30, but there rear isn't available for the AD08s, so I will have to do 295/30/19... I'm scared the rear may be too much?

TireRack has them in stock (265/30 295/30) and I can have them in 3 business days... but I don't want to order if they won't work..

Thanks

i have TE37SL wheels in 18" and i am running 255/40 and 275/35 on them. no issues whatsoever. 255 and 275 are not too narrow for these wheels and they do NOT look stretched (maybe very slightly).

gthal wrote

I would like to know whether the 255/35 fronts would rub too. Lots of people run 255/35 fronts in other tire brands but the AD-08 run so wide, it concerns me. Everyone says they run like 10mm wider. If anyone can confirm that the 255/35 work in the front that would be great. I'm certain the 275/35 rears are fine.

on my style 220 M 19" rims, i am running 255/35/19 advan ad08. no rubbing whatsoever. however, they DO run wider than usual so if you have very aggressive front offsets, gotta be careful!

Martin said he ran 265/30/19 AD08s on his TE37SLs but had rubbing on the fender liner. it was fine but the thing is I don't want any rubbing at all

Maybe I should just get PSS and not worry about a tire running too wide..

It's not the diff problem?

Mike V8 wrote

It's not the diff problem?

What diff problem?

Proper size for street tires would be:
255/35-19 with 275/35-19 OR
265/30-19 with 295/30-19

i have the same size and offset on the front and im running 255 / 35 / 19 and i rub also on full lock...

but your tires are so meaty compare to mine... LOL although im running the v12...

Dang bro, love the TESL.... specially with that tire set up..