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The Tire Rack's Tire & Wheel Forum
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Wheel & Tire Size
Hey Everyone, just bought a 2002 330Ci vert and am looking for wheel and tire opinions. Since I only drive the car about 4500 miles per year I would like to run staggered 18's. Tire rack says F:225/40/18 R:255/35/18. That seems like a big stagger. I've seen these cars with really large rears and they look out of proportion. What do you all think?
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Join Date: Mar 2009
Location: New Hamburg, Ontario, Canada
Posts: 1,456
My Ride: '03 Orient Blue 325i
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Depends on the widths of the wheels. Not enough info newb. Read up.
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Wheel & Tire size
Jeez, that's a brillant reply. Obviously the wheels will be whatever size is necessary to fit the tires I choose. Thanks for all the help.
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The tire size 225/40R18 can fit a variety of rim widths, from 7.5-9". The rear tire size 255/35R18 can fit from 8.5"-10" wide wheels. Since so many different wheel sizes can fit these tires, the question about what wheel widths (and offsets) you're using is a valid one.
That being said, the 225/40R18-255/35R18 stagger is a very common stagger (perhaps the most common 18" stagger on the market both as OE and aftermarket), used as original equipment sizing on many 3 series cars, so it is not considered to be a big stagger. |
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Wheel & Tire Size
Thanks Gary. Think I'll go with that stagger. Just as you guys suggested.
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Both of these size tires is what I will be running on my 18's.....Question though-Will this setup be alright for stock suspension??
Thanks so much |
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