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Wheel Offset 2007 3.0i (non sport)
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Wheel Offset 2007 3.0i (non sport)
Question: How far from the stock can I / safely go regarding offset? My understanding is that I have 46mm of offset all around. I want to possibly switch wheels to some 3 Series rims that have 34mm of offset. I will be running the stock tire setup -225/45/17. Is this an unsafe practice? It doesn't look as though anything would rub. Thanks for any thoughts.
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Wheel Offset 2007 3.0i (non sport)
I have front 19x8.5 et35 225/35 and back 19x9.5 et30 with tire 275/30. Rear fender are roll, before that tire touch a little bit at fender. And car is 2003
Lowered about 25-30mm
If it any help to you
Lowered about 25-30mm
If it any help to you
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Wheel Offset 2007 3.0i (non sport)
Standard offset is 47mm for 7” (e.g.style 104) and 8” (103, 107/108 fronts) wheels, and 50mm for 8.5” (107/108 rears).
I successfully ran a set of 225/45/17 on et34 as winter wheels on my coupe with no problems. In fact et34 is quite a good offset aesthetically.
I successfully ran a set of 225/45/17 on et34 as winter wheels on my coupe with no problems. In fact et34 is quite a good offset aesthetically.
2003 Maldives Blue 3.0i auto
Previously: Maldives Blue 2.5i manual (its back!) and another, and a Monaco Blue 3.0Si coupe
Previously: Maldives Blue 2.5i manual (its back!) and another, and a Monaco Blue 3.0Si coupe