08-22-2022, 09:26 PM | #1 |
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Winter wheels: 19x9.5j ET20 square
I am following up on a discussion in this thread and thought it was worthy of it's own thread. It kind'a got buried and was off topic in that thread.
https://g80.bimmerpost.com/forums/sh...1933294&page=3 Does anyone run 19x9.5j ET20 square wheels with 275/35R19 tires? It has been suggested that will not work. But no one has specifically said why. I think they will work. Exhibit A: - 826M front wheel is 19x9.5j ET20 with OEM 275/35R19 tires. Exhibit B: - 829M rear wheel is 19x9.5j ET20 with OEM 275/35R19 tires. Isn't that proof of the concept working? What am I missing here? Seriously, am I missing something? Because I am about ready to pull the trigger on some awesome wheels and don't want to be disappointed the first week of December if they don't fit. (I'm sure I'll get the new wheels before then, but nothing would be worse than everything being out of stock and me having $4K tied up in a winter set that doesn't work....)
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Just for clarification, is your choice between two different OEM wheels, or are you going aftermarket wheels?
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Aftermarket square set.
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08-22-2022, 11:47 PM | #4 |
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I run 19x9.5" with 275/35R19 squared for track days. The wheels are ET40 so I use a 20 and 22mm spacer to bring them out a bit. I actually use the 22mm in the front because there is less inner space vs the rear. The 20mm should work in the front too but I did it this way just in case since track tires run a bit wider and there is more tire deflection at higher G's.
Your only issue with with 19x9.5" ET20 + 275/35 will be that the rear will look tucked. |
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I don't think I'll be bothered by the tuck. They should look the same as the OEM 829M winter setup.
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08-23-2022, 06:53 AM | #6 |
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Of course they will work, I would still prefer smaller tires for winter but that's just my preference.
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08-23-2022, 09:34 AM | #7 |
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I run 19x9.5 et 22 square with 257/35 for winter... I kept my spacers on though (15f/12r) it works fine, with no issues; even lowered on AST springs.
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fyi the OEM 829M winter package has 9Jx19 front and 9.5Jx19 rear. Totally no idea why they do this since the tires are 275/35R19 squared. But still I see no reason why a squared set won't work out and I'm planning to do so as well. Glad you brought this up and created a thread, I'd also like to see other feedbacks.
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I’m not going to sweat an inch of width. I’d probably worry more about it if I had a RWD.
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What wheels are those? Got a pic from the side?
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If anything it confirms that a 19x9.5j ET20 works on the rear. Like I said above the 826M is 19x9.5j ET20 in the front.
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Nevertheless, I believe a squared set, although bmw has never officially offer any OEM squared sets, will work fine. That's why I'm also ordering a 19' squared set for my winter setup. I spent much time researching on the forum and I've seen many members with squared sets working fine, either on 19' or 20' sets. |
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I agree on that last part and will be doing the same. Literally the only difference with my anticipated set is 9.5j front versus 9j on the 829M. A quarter inch on either side is the same footprint as an 826M front. And many on this board have wheel and tire sets that are a lot more divergent from OEM and not had a problem with fit.
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Thanks, yes! and just the cast version
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It should be +2 +12.8 +10mm so a 24 or 25mm spacer would probably do. I'm getting the 2 to bring ET 22 to 20, 12.7 since its a 9.5" vs 10.5", and then the 10 since thats what forum users have been using to make the rear flush. To achieve the same 'tuck' as the front it would be a 14-15mm spacer.
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I have just purchased CSL Wheels (4x19) for my winter setup and plan to run 12mm spacers on the rear to account for the difference between the stock 20s and the 19s. Will report back once I have them installed.
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