[Dabozo]

I don't know if it's because I'm searching on my iPad or I'm just an idiot at searching..but Im finding it difficult to find info I seemingly gloss over regularly when lurking on our forums lol. Now that I need it…

I just blew out a rear MPSS on my og m2 and want to take opp to maybe upsize rubber.
Lowered on eibach with oem 437's. 12/10 spacers.

Anyone running 255/35/19 and 275/35 ps4s with no rubbing on 437's?
Also have 10/12 mm spacers but could remove if necessary and/or adjust camber with plates.
Looks like the 255's/275's will be .3" taller.. I do get some slight rubbing now on bad dips so I may already know my answer lol.

I was planning to take my time and perhaps go with entirely new wheel/tire set up at end of season but today's mishap has made me have to just concentrate on the rubber only so I can get back on the road asap.

TIA!

[DanG]

I have 255/35/19 and 275/35/19 on 437s with no problems. But I am on stock suspension.

[Dabozo]

Originally Posted by DanG

I have 255/35/19 and 275/35/19 on 437s with no problems. But I am on stock suspension.

Yeah I've come across many success stories on stock height…But can't seem to find any on eibach/h&r or similar drop.

[VisualEcho]

Originally Posted by Dabozo

I just blew out a rear MPSS on my og m2 and want to take opp to maybe upsize rubber.
Lowered on eibach with oem 437's. 12/10 spacers.

Anyone running 255/35/19 and 275/35 ps4s with no rubbing on 437's?
Also have 10/12 mm spacers but could remove if necessary and/or adjust camber with plates. Looks like the 255's/275's will be .3" taller.. I do get some slight rubbing now on bad dips so I may already know my answer lol.

I was planning to take my time and perhaps go with entirely new wheel/tire set up at end of season but today's mishap has made me have to just concentrate on the rubber only so I can get back on the road asap.

TIA!

Michelin is one of those companies that makes several versions of the same tire in the same size because they make tires for Merc, BMW, road, and racing series.

Find out the tires you have, figure out where you are rubbing, and buy accordingly.

Here, I've made it easy for you...