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      09-14-2013, 11:13 AM   #1
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would 18x8 front and rear for winter on E92 work

Just wondering, would 18x8 front and rear on a e92 work . These would be for a narrow winter wheel setup .

wheel specs are 18x8 , 35mm offset .

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Just wondering, would 18x8 front and rear on a e92 work . These would be for a narrow winter wheel setup .

wheel specs are 18x8 , 35mm offset .

looking at these

http://www.ebay.com/itm/2013-M5-Styl...2f1a96&vxp=mtr
Yes it would work with 225/40/18 or 235/40/18 tyre. I would consider spacers to rear, so it isn't that sunken in. In fact i would probably add spacer to front too.
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Yes, this is a pretty common way to go for winter use. 225/40R18 works quite well on 18X8 wheels all around for winter.

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Thank you for the replies.

Would a 1/2 inch rear spacer be sufficient ?

I have to say, I purchased wheels for my mini at the tirerack not to long ago and the experience was very positive. Thanks.
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The wheel specs should fit without a problem, and a 12mm will work in the rear to make them a bit more flush. You could even run up to like a 20mm spacer if you wanted to.
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