[X6panda]

Hope everyone is doing good, I’m looking to upgrade my tire set up to 22,a I want a meaty tire in the back an aggressive look and also the front what success would you guys recommend I do I was thinking 275/35/22 fronts and maybe 315/30/22 in the back, I’m also going to lower my x5 I want little to no space in the wheel wells so I just want a nice beefy tire set up should I go bigger than what I listed or not? Give me ideas guys it’s greatly appreciated.

[JoeAyalaM]

Those are the biggest standard sizes and should be fine. But in order to make it really stand out, you have to go way bigger.

You will need an expert in tires and suspension to make it work. Also watch out for the X5 electronic controllers. They can be upset and throw codes or the transfer case may break.

[JohnRoth]

Search RG Sport .
H&R springs and wheels spacers is the way to go.

[Matt 335is]

Originally Posted by X6panda

Hope everyone is doing good, I’m looking to upgrade my tire set up to 22,a I want a meaty tire in the back an aggressive look and also the front what success would you guys recommend I do I was thinking 275/35/22 fronts and maybe 315/30/22 in the back, I’m also going to lower my x5 I want little to no space in the wheel wells so I just want a nice beefy tire set up should I go bigger than what I listed or not? Give me ideas guys it’s greatly appreciated.

Those are OEM tires sizes, I wouldn't call that aggressive or beefy.

But they are safe, and with the appropriate wheel offset(or spacers) will look great, especially if lowered.