nice looking wheels!!!
one question, can I run 19x8.5 on front 19x10.5 on rear on E92 M3?
I see most people have 19x9.5 on front
one question, can I run 19x8.5 on front 19x10.5 on rear on E92 M3?
I see most people have 19x9.5 on front
Mark Chen wroteYou can... but you will destroy the balance of the car - meaning you will understeer a lot.nice looking wheels!!!
one question, can I run 19x8.5 on front 19x10.5 on rear on E92 M3?
I see most people have 19x9.5 on front
Kasé Zomé wroteoh really?? I have no idea about this.You can... but you will destroy the balance of the car - meaning you will understeer a lot.
Mark Chen wroteYep. Notice that there's only a 1" delta between front and rear? This is so that your tire sizes will maintain the same ratio. So if you upgrade, maintain the same ratio as much as possible to maintain the balance of the car. However, if you're only interested in aesthetics, then it doesn't matter. Run what you think looks good.oh really?? I have no idea about this.
I thought that the OEM 19" are 8.5 on front and 9.5 on rear:confused2
I could be wrong...
Jason@Renn-Spec wrote
Tam@SupremePower wrote
whats77inaname wroteoem but you don't get to run the cool red volks stems (obviously).Did you use the OEM TPMS sensors from the stock rims, or did you get aftermarket units?
Kasé Zomé wroteMy Time Attacks will be dropped off for powdercoating next week for a color change, and I'm not that partial to red, so the valve stems wouldn't match what I have in mind anywayoem but you don't get to run the cool red volks stems (obviously).

Kasé Zomé wrotemy favorite yet! I want a set with the same offsets!!!
socalbreeze wrotecheck your PM...my favorite yet! I want a set with the same offsets!!!