[BeamerBoomer]

If you are looking for non-OEMs then AC-Schnitzer has two types as winter set up, like this:

[jailonacs99]

Originally Posted by BeamerBoomer

If you are looking for non-OEMs then AC-Schnitzer has two types as winter set up, like this:

Thanks for posting, I'm glad to see some vendors are getting G8X setups up.

I'm not sure if it's because I'm trying to view on mobile but I don't see a price? Is there one for the complete set? Looks like they come with Michelin Alpin Pa4s. The set seems to include spacers too as far as I can tell.

20" all around seems large to me. For my winter setup I'm hoping to go smaller, 18" or 19" square setup and ideally no need for spacers. Fingers crossed TireRack finally has options available soon. Winter's getting close!

[Griz]

Originally Posted by jailonacs99

I'm not sure if it's because I'm trying to view on mobile but I don't see a price? Is there one for the complete set? Looks like they come with Michelin Alpin Pa4s. The set seems to include spacers too as far as I can tell.

US distributer is your best bet for pricing. Make sure you’re not drinking any coffee when they tell you the price. ACS is absurdly expensive.

For reference: https://www.acschnitzer-us.com/ac-schnitzer-wheel-and-tire-set-silver-anthracite-with-michelin-for-bmw-m3-g80-/p4318

[D_SheerDrivingPleasure]

Originally Posted by Griz

US distributer is your best bet for pricing. Make sure you’re not drinking any coffee when they tell you the price. ACS is absurdly expensive.

For reference: https://www.acschnitzer-us.com/ac-schnitzer-wheel-and-tire-set-silver-anthracite-with-michelin-for-bmw-m3-g80-/p4318

$15k!!!? holy moley! They are beautiful though.

[BeamerBoomer]

Originally Posted by D_SheerDrivingPleasure

$15k!!!? holy moley! They are beautiful though.

Really? I checked the German site. There it is about 5k Euro for the whole wheel/tire set.

[D_SheerDrivingPleasure]

Originally Posted by BeamerBoomer

Really? I checked the German site. There it is about 5k Euro for the whole wheel/tire set.

I'm mistaken, I was looking a different wheel setup...

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[Newbie9999]

Originally Posted by moproblems

Luke@tirerack.com, does your car have CCB's? They really need a set of those and probably photograph your M3.

I'll be going back next week so they can photograph my car, didn't have the team there today to do that. But they did scan, so they should have some wheel fitment guides and winter tire combos populated on the site in the next few weeks, at least for the standard brakes.

Thanks so much for taking your cars!!! That's awesome. I called tire rack today though and they said they still don't have measurements for the new m3… has anyone else heard anything different?

[rdasari]

I set up an appointment 8/16 with tire rack for my m3 competition for them to measure the specs

[jailonacs99]

They still don't have options up for the M4. I'm hoping they get them up soon.

[Mar48]

Originally Posted by PLife

LOL thats a cup 2. I ran alpin pa4 on my porsches, great tire. I still have 295/30-20 in my garage with 8/32 left but they dont make fronts wide enough for 19s otherwise id re-run these

I also have Michelin PA4s off a Pcar…. However I DO think they’ll technically work… if I find a set of 20” wheels all around.

245/35/20 (will fit a 9-9.5” wheel) fronts
295/30/20 (will fit a 10-10.5” wheel) rears

[PLife]

Its gonna understeer real bad
Also if u have x drive the diameters need to be bang on otherwise it will shred the transfer case

[Mar48]

Originally Posted by PLife

Its gonna understeer real bad
Also if u have x drive the diameters need to be bang on otherwise it will shred the transfer case

275/35/19 vs 285/30/20 which are OEM are not bang on... there is a 0.6% difference in diameter

245/35/20 vs 295/30/20 have a 0.8% difference

Wouldn't it be oversteer in the snow (narrower tires should theoretically have better snow grip).

In the end, I think it's doable, but you're likely right, it will change driving dynamics.

[PLife]

Usually within a couple percent its ok thanks for checking diameters. I still think in the dry it has the potential to mess up the handling unless you put enough meat up front

[Super_Mari0]

Originally Posted by luckylingy

I run winter tires from November through April, so I'm as picky about what's on the car in winter as in summer — if not more so. I'm going with Michelin Pilot Alpin 5 tires (275/35R19) on (4) front 825M rims (two coming with the car, two purchased through the dealer). 15mm spacers will get the 9.5x19 rims to almost the stock inner AND outer clearance of the 10.5x20 OEM rims (2mm more inner, 2mm less outer, to be exact).

What's your plan for TPMS sensors? I'm going to do the same set up.

I live in Germany and ordered the wheels from http://leebmann24.de.

[rdasari]

Just finished my tire rack visit for m3 competition
With stock 19 fronts 20 rears
They finished measurements
They will have some preliminary winter tire and wheels options in 1-2 weeks per tire rack staff

[zambarossa]

Originally Posted by rdasari

Just finished my tire rack visit for m3 competition
With stock 19 fronts 20 rears
They finished measurements
They will have some preliminary winter tire and wheels options in 1-2 weeks per tire rack staff

[anodyne88]

Originally Posted by rdasari

Just finished my tire rack visit for m3 competition
With stock 19 fronts 20 rears
They finished measurements
They will have some preliminary winter tire and wheels options in 1-2 weeks per tire rack staff

Awesome thank you!

[moproblems]

So from my contacts there is 1 wheel option that will clear in their inventory.

[D_SheerDrivingPleasure]

Originally Posted by moproblems

So from my contacts there is 1 wheel option that will clear in their inventory.

It's this according to my sources...

[D_SheerDrivingPleasure]

^ just kidding.

[moproblems]

Originally Posted by D_SheerDrivingPleasure

^ just kidding.

They are specifically waiting to have more wheel options than the MSW Type 30's that they already have on the site to photograph my car.

[jailonacs99]

I hope they clear soon. It's great tire options are posting finally, but thumbs down on those MSWs