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[SSBMW]

Just soliciting some advice. I'm currently running Miro 111's 19x8.5 et35 / 19x9.5 et33 on Hankook K110's 235/35/19, 265/30/19. Looking to add some spacers without having to roll. Car is not lowered. Any suggestions on what offset I can get down to without rubbing and what size spacer?

[**335i**]

good topic also thinking to buy for my http://www.bimmerpost.com/forums/att...8&d=1280690623 19 inch wheels, front is 19x8 (37 mm offset) and rear 19x9 (39 mm offset) which spacers i need to buy for front and rear? tyres using front 235/35 and rear 265/30 can i go 15mm rear and 12mm front? or only 12mm rear and 10mm front? want good look like here http://img708.imageshack.us/i/bmwwheelspacerscomp.jpg/

[ECSTuning]

The best way to understand which size spacer you need, is to simply measure from the top outside edge of your tire to the inner lip of you fender. This will give you the best idea on how much size you have to work with, and to decide on how much your wheels need spaced.

Once you know that let us know and I will be able to recommend which size will be the best fit for your application.

Here is a diagram that might help as well.


Please let us know if you have any questions! Feel free to shoot me a PM or email.

Best,
Joe

[**335i**]

Originally Posted by ECSTuningJoe

The best way to understand which size spacer you need, is to simply measure from the top outside edge of your tire to the inner lip of you fender. This will give you the best idea on how much size you have to work with, and to decide on how much your wheels need spaced.

Once you know that let us know and I will be able to recommend which size will be the best fit for your application.

Here is a diagram that might help as well.


Please let us know if you have any questions! Feel free to shoot me a PM or email.

Best,
Joe

nice so i can just use meter to measure it

[ModBargains.com]

Originally Posted by **335i**

nice so i can just use meter to measure it

Yes you can use a ruler to measure the amount of space between the fender and the tire to gauge what size spacer is going to be best. You can most likely go with a 5mm spacer at a minimum in both front and rear to push the wheels out a bit further for a more flush and aggressive look!

[**335i**]

Originally Posted by **********s.com

Yes you can use a ruler to measure the amount of space between the fender and the tire to gauge what size spacer is going to be best. You can most likely go with a 5mm spacer at a minimum in both front and rear to push the wheels out a bit further for a more flush and aggressive look!

5mm only? people talk 12mm front and 15mm rear

[Craig@SupremePower]

roll em for peace of mind... its quick and easy!

[Gerry@bavarianx]

Adding any spacers to your current set up, even a 5mm on the rear is probably going to require a roll.

[ModBargains.com]

Originally Posted by **335i**

5mm only? people talk 12mm front and 15mm rear

Sure, people have done the 12/15mm combo, but in order to get that to work, you will most definitely have to run stretched tires and a fender roll is going to be absolutely required.

Originally Posted by Gerry@bavarianx

Adding any spacers to your current set up, even a 5mm on the rear is probably going to require a roll.

^ +1

[**335i**]

i was looking here http://img213.imageshack.us/img213/6190/16395214.jpg weired looking at back somehow wheels goes to much in both sides, looks like TRACTOR wonder to see car equiped with 5mm all around....thanks

[SSBMW]

Originally Posted by Gerry@bavarianx

Adding any spacers to your current set up, even a 5mm on the rear is probably going to require a roll.

So Gerry, your saying that going down to a et28 (5mm spacer) on my current rear setup will require a fender roll regardless?