[chanceparker]

Does anybody know where I can get my fenders rolled in Denver? Prefer a Golden or Boulder location if possible.

Thanks

[Bimmer This]

Just out of curiosity, why are you trying to get your fenders rolled? What size wheels are you trying to stuff in there?

[chanceparker]

It's not the tire size as much as it is the spacers I am using.

Have OEM 189s with 20mm spacers. This set-up was perfect with the stock tires, but I just put on some new Continentals that are a smidge wider and taller and now I get a little rubbing.

Figured rolling would be the easiest solution, then I'm ready for 19's with wide tires sometime in the future.

If I can't find a somebody to roll, I'll just look for some smaller spacers, but I do love the flush look so I'm hoping to get them rolled.

[Bimmer This]

wow, that's odd. I'm running a 265/35zr19 in the rear and i'm not getting any rubbing issues even with a 1.5" drop. Why do you have a spacer there for? If you look on Craigslist, I think there was a guy renting out the roller equiprment for $50.00.

[raceyBMW]

You post a picture of how your stock 189's look with the spacers. I always felt the rears were tucked under too far.

[raceyBMW]

Originally Posted by Bimmer This

wow, that's odd. I'm running a 265/35zr19 in the rear and i'm not getting any rubbing issues even with a 1.5" drop. Why do you have a spacer there for? If you look on Craigslist, I think there was a guy renting out the roller equiprment for $50.00.

Hey, from your experience, think I will have any problem putting a 275/30R19 on the rear?

[Dackz]

Originally Posted by raceyBMW

Hey, from your experience, think I will have any problem putting a 275/30R19 on the rear?

Yea, me too! I want to get the Bridgestone RE960's and they will fit a 9" rear, and thats the size they come in. Will we rub? Some say yes, some say no. Its only .4" wider and i think .4" taller. Not too much

[Bimmer This]

From what I see, if your car is not dropped, then you should be okay running a 275 series tire. I really don't see them rubbing. For me, according to your spec if 0.4" wider, it might be a little too close for comfort. I mean, it just might make it but barely.
I'm pretty sure you guys will not have a problem running a 275 tire.

[raceyBMW]

Awesome, that's what I wanted to hear. I am getting CSL reps with the new 19x10 rears and saw them with a 265 on the wheel and thought they looked a little too stretched. I got conflicting reports on whether they would work or not with a 275, but too me it didn't look like a problem, so I think I am just gonna go for it. Worst case is I just have to switch over to a 265.

[Dackz]

Yea, I am trying to get the 275 to fit on my style 230's. The specs say 9-10" rim, so I will be on the small end. It sucks trying to find tires in 19" size, hence the reason I was going to ditch the 19's but I just cant, they look too damn good.

[raceyBMW]

How wide are the style 230 wheels?

Edit: Hey SID, how wide are your wheels/tires?

[F82_SID]

I am running 19 X 8.5 235/35/19 in the front with a ET:35 offset & 19 X 9.5 265/30/19 in the rear with a ET:33 offset. My set fits perfectally. The Offset was custom cut on by **********s for the E92.

[Bimmer This]

E92-SID, you are running the same dimensions as I am. My car is also dropped with absolutly no rubbing what-so-ever. Would like to see your set-up and your vehicle one day. We might have to meet up. Let me know when you get your JB3.