19" CSL Replica Wheels for Z4MC?

Hi Guys - Anyone have a good recommendation on replica wheels that look "original" and would fit a Z4M Coupe.....Mine is on Eibach springs lowered circa 10-20mm.

I cant find any decent official wheels and the ones on eBay seem to be a minefield.....

Any advice most appreciated including the best size rubber to fit the the recommended alloys.

CHeers Stu
 
I was thinking about these http://www.cmwheels.com/index.php?route=product/product&path=60_91_93_339&product_id=881

I hope Chris could advise me on tyres but I was going to wrap these in Michy PS2 235/35 front and 265/30 rears......I think thats correct and then these should fit straight on with no issues of rubbing.

Have you found the car rides better on your CSL reps?
 
stujeffrey said:
I was thinking about these http://www.cmwheels.com/index.php?route=product/product&path=60_91_93_339&product_id=881

I hope Chris could advise me on tyres but I was going to wrap these in Michy PS2 235/35 front and 265/30 rears......I think thats correct and then these should fit straight on with no issues of rubbing.

Have you found the car rides better on your CSL reps?

I have those exact ones on mine. I'd have to check what tyre sizes I'm running, though I'm 99% certain it is standard CSL tyre sizes.
 
I'm running these currently, however I'm running a 255 rear and 225 front to avoid rubbing as I have a non M
 
stujeffrey said:
I was thinking about these http://www.cmwheels.com/index.php?route=product/product&path=60_91_93_339&product_id=881

I hope Chris could advise me on tyres but I was going to wrap these in Michy PS2 235/35 front and 265/30 rears......I think thats correct and then these should fit straight on with no issues of rubbing.

Have you found the car rides better on your CSL reps?

Standard CSL tyre sizes are fine, I've got H&R springs and no rubbing at all with these. Just tell Chris you have a Z4M as I believe the offsets are slightly different to the M3
 
stujeffrey said:
I was thinking about these http://www.cmwheels.com/index.php?route=product/product&path=60_91_93_339&product_id=881

I hope Chris could advise me on tyres but I was going to wrap these in Michy PS2 235/35 front and 265/30 rears......I think thats correct and then these should fit straight on with no issues of rubbing.

Have you found the car rides better on your CSL reps?

I'm not sure how bigger wheels and less rubber will ever make a car ride better! ;)
 
Thats exactly what I thought @Breezer....but have read that some say the car feels more sure footed due to extra tyre width.
 
stujeffrey said:
Thats exactly what I thought @Breezer....but have read that some say the car feels more sure footed due to extra tyre width.

Tbh I would say the ride was worse on 19's, but car looks better.
 
srhutch said:
stujeffrey said:
Thats exactly what I thought @Breezer....but have read that some say the car feels more sure footed due to extra tyre width.

Tbh I would say the ride was worse on 19's, but car looks better.
Looks most definitely better & if the CS versions are used then OEM sizes were 225 40 19 & 255 35 19 which should aid the comfort a whole lot
 
Do it;)
Car looks far better
With fat 18s yes it takes the bumps out
But if I wanted a super flat ride I'd cut off my love spuds and buy a looser cruiser

With 19s oem and mss it handles sharper and rides far better in my opinion though yes slightly bumpier from time to time
 
breezer said:
stujeffrey said:
I was thinking about these http://www.cmwheels.com/index.php?route=product/product&path=60_91_93_339&product_id=881

I hope Chris could advise me on tyres but I was going to wrap these in Michy PS2 235/35 front and 265/30 rears......I think thats correct and then these should fit straight on with no issues of rubbing.

Have you found the car rides better on your CSL reps?

I'm not sure how bigger wheels and less rubber will ever make a car ride better! ;)
I suspect its because they're some kg's lighter than std 18". :)
I use 235/35-19 & 265/35-19.
BM Autosport CSL.
Eibach springs.
No rubbing (juuuust about!) :)
 
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