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Subject: E36 tire size
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From: CyberPOP <[email protected]>
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Date: Fri, 02 Aug 1996 03:52:59 -0500
> From: [email protected]
> Date: Thu, 1 Aug 96 16:49:30 -0800
> Subject: Wheel size for 318is E36Wheel size for 318is E36
To [email protected]
> Hey all! I have an E36 '92 318is and I am riding with
> 225/55-15 wheels on 15" rims right now, and was wondering if
> I could upgrade to the '95 M3 10 spoke wheels in a 17x7.5"
> rim? Will these fit or cause rubbing? Also, with 235/45-17
> Michelin MXX3 tires? I'm not sure what my offset is. I do
> have the sports package and Bilstein Sport Shocks if that
> helps in the determination at all. Thanks in advance!
> Raj
> '92 318is, Dinan chip and exhaust--
Dear Raj,
The wheels will be fitted anyway, the problem is the tires. I
always found this problem when I decided to replace my stock wheels with
AC-Schnizer type 2-17". Since I'm not an expert in BMW, wheels and
types, then I asked to TiresRack and this is the message that I got from
them. (my message to him is beginning with ">>" and his message is
beginning with ">").
========================================================================>> Subject:Re: BMW318iS-1996
>> Date: Mon, 3 Jun 96 11:10 EST
>> From: [email protected] (Bill Ozinga)
>> To: CyberPOP <[email protected]>
>> At 09:50 AM 6/3/96 -0500, CyberPOP wrote:
>> Dear Sir/Madam,
>> I'm considering to replace my wheels and tires for my
>> BMW318iS-1996 to be an alloy wheels R17"(currently, it's R15").
>> However, I donot know about the recommended size for tire yet. A
>> friend of mine who drives an M3 suggested me for 235/40R17 but Ican't
>> find it in you web page. So, my questions are
>> 1) Do you have tires with 235/40R17 in stocks?
> We stock the Conti CZ91, Michelin MXX3, Pirelli PZero and
> P700Z, Yokohama AVS Intermediate, and the Yokohama A008P
>> 2) If you don't have, what other sizes that you recommend?
> You can also use either a 225/45-17 or 215/45-17. In fact, in
> order to use the 235/40-17 you made need to roll the lip of the rear
> fender slightly (like the factory has done on the M3) depending on
> what wheel you use. This isn't really as much of a concern with the
> other sizes.
> I hope this helps. If you have any questions, give us a call
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