[2013_Estoril_335i]

Hello all,
I installed my new 19" Doss FF1 wheels today. The tires I chose were 245/35 up front and 285/35 in back. It is a very meaty setup, and as a result I experience a tiny bit of rubbing on the rear fenders in hard corners in comfort mode. Does anybody recommend a cheap and easy way to combat this issue? I'm leaning towards either spacers or aftermarket springs, but I'm not sure if either would get the job done. Thanks!

[lens]

Originally Posted by 2013_Estoril_335i

Hello all,
I installed my new 19" Doss FF1 wheels today. The tires I chose were 245/35 up front and 285/35 in back. It is a very meaty setup, and as a result I experience a tiny bit of rubbing on the rear fenders in hard corners in comfort mode. Does anybody recommend a cheap and easy way to combat this issue? I'm leaning towards either spacers or aftermarket springs, but I'm not sure if either would get the job done. Thanks!

Add more negative camber or less sidewall.

Why would you run such wide tires on the rear? You're adding rolling resistance and making the car slower, not to mention more expensive tires.

[alohasurftoad]

Originally Posted by chaungo

Add more negative camber or less sidewall.
Why would you run such wide tires on the rear? You're adding rolling resistance and making the car slower, not to mention more expensive tires.

+1

spacers or lowering the car will exacerbate the problem. you're rear tire size should've been 285/30/19. if you're keeping the rear tires you'll have to add negative camber

[StockLOL]

We need to know the wheel offset and width. But you’re probably rubbing on the outside edge of tire with fender so you need to go down a tire size maybe 275/35. Are you lowered too?

[wdeerfield]

245/275 would have been the better choice IMO. Spacers and lowering it will make the rubbing worse as you'll move the wheel out more with spacers and decrease the room with lowering. 19x9.5 et35 with a 285. that will never fit under the car without fender work. I have no idea how much hub material there is but some people have machined the backside of the hub to increase the et.

On a positive side, those wheels look fantastic on your car!

[2013_Estoril_335i]

Thank you all for the input. I think I'm going to go to a shop and have the fenders rolled. Will update when done.

[StockLOL]

Originally Posted by wdeerfield

245/275 would have been the better choice IMO. Spacers and lowering it will make the rubbing worse as you'll move the wheel out more with spacers and decrease the room with lowering. 19x9.5 et35 with a 285. that will never fit under the car without fender work. I have no idea how much hub material there is but some people have machined the backside of the hub to increase the et.

On a positive side, those wheels look fantastic on your car!

So he needs about 10mm to clear fender? Rolling might work. Car looks awesome with the meaty setup.

[B58 parts]

I don't understand .. your rear tires are over a full inch taller than your fronts. 285/30/19 or even 275/30/19 would be about the same height and a much more sensible choice.

You're going to permanently hack at a 50/60k car because you bought the wrong tires? [I mean that in the most constructive way possible... Hope your body shop is good]

https://tiresize.com/calculator/

[goj]

Don't roll the fenders. The performance oriented choice would have been 235/40 19 in front and 265/35 19 in rear. More rubber but not overkill.

With 285 in rear you're do nothing but making the car understeer more and adding rotating mass

[alohasurftoad]

Originally Posted by goj

Don't roll the fenders. The performance oriented choice would have been 235/40 19 in front and 265/35 19 in rear. More rubber but not overkill. With 285 in rear you're do nothing but making the car understeer more and adding rotating mass

+1 moderation and balance

[peke00]

hi, am new here, and from Belgium, I'm going to try to ask my question in English. I have a f32 428 i and I have seen rims that I wanted to buy, they are zito zs05 rims. the sizes are 8.5x19 et35 & 10x19 et40. I just wanted to know if these fit my car with these values. whether they are not going too far in the back? the car is not lowered and has an M suspension grtz and thx hope somewone can help me !

[alohasurftoad]

Originally Posted by peke00

hi, am new here, and from Belgium, I'm going to try to ask my question in English. I have a f32 428 i and I have seen rims that I wanted to buy, they are zito zs05 rims. the sizes are 8.5x19 et35 & 10x19 et40. I just wanted to know if these fit my car with these values. whether they are not going too far in the back? the car is not lowered and has an M suspension grtz and thx hope somewone can help me !

the rim width and offset will fit.

recommend tire size of 235/40/19 front 265/35/19 rear

[peke00]

Originally Posted by alohasurftoad

the rim width and offset will fit.

recommend tire size of 235/40/19 front 265/35/19 rear

Thx for the info