Tire size for 20'' Wheels M4 NonZCP

ct22bye · 12-19-2018, 02:59 AM

Hi Guys,

Sorry asking this silly question but I couldn't find the answer with SEARCH button.

The wheels are the following:

FR: 9.5x20 ET:22
RE: 11x20 ET:40

I was thinking to order 265/30/20 FR and 295/30/20 RE (Michelin PS4S)but I`m afraid to don`t rub.

I bought also the EIBACH springs which I intend to mount in the same time with the wheels.

I would appreciate a answer before I place an order.

MannyM5 · 12-19-2018, 08:39 AM

The setup you mentioned is equivalent to running 13mm spacers all around on OEM wheels. The tire choice you mentioned IMO is the correct choice for that wheel size. You shouldn't have any rubbing issues and It should be a very flush setup with the springs installed. Which wheels are you going for?

ct22bye · 12-19-2018, 09:25 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by MannyM5

The setup you mentioned is equivalent to running 13mm spacers all around on OEM wheels. The tire choice you mentioned IMO is the correct choice for that wheel size. You shouldn't have any rubbing issues and It should be a very flush setup with the springs installed. Which wheels are you going for?

From Z-Performance, the ZP2.1 Flow Forged model.

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ct22bye Enlisted Member 27 Rep 46 Posts Drives: BMW M4 Join Date: Sep 2018 Location: Romania iTrader: (0)	Tire size for 20'' Wheels M4 NonZCP Hi Guys, Sorry asking this silly question but I couldn't find the answer with SEARCH button. The wheels are the following: FR: 9.5x20 ET:22 RE: 11x20 ET:40 I was thinking to order 265/30/20 FR and 295/30/20 RE (Michelin PS4S)but I`m afraid to don`t rub. I bought also the EIBACH springs which I intend to mount in the same time with the wheels. I would appreciate a answer before I place an order.
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MannyM5 Second Lieutenant 200 Rep 263 Posts Drives: 2016 BMW M2, 2001 Honda S2000 Join Date: Oct 2012 Location: Huntington, NY iTrader: (0)	The setup you mentioned is equivalent to running 13mm spacers all around on OEM wheels. The tire choice you mentioned IMO is the correct choice for that wheel size. You shouldn't have any rubbing issues and It should be a very flush setup with the springs installed. Which wheels are you going for?
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