Offset for 19x9.5 on e36?

[93bimmer]

I'm looking at purchasing some 19's for my '99 M3. I found some that I like but I want to make sure I get the right offset. The wheels I'm looking at are 19x8.5 in the front and 19x9.5 in the rear with a 35mm offset. The car is lowered only about 1". Will I have fitment issues? Thanks!

-Dave

[BimmerDawg]

et45 would be safer, but if you do those, run a 255/30/19 and after some fender rolling you should be okay.

[93bimmer]

Sweet! Thanks for the info.

[m3mobbin]

Unless you stretch some reallly skinny tires over those wheels they wont fit, especially since you are dropped. Like bimmerdawg said look for something with a higher negative offset... In fact look for something smaller since there really isn't a point of getting rims that wide if you can't fit wide tires on them.

I'm looking at purchasing some 19's for my '99 M3. I found some that I like but I want to make sure I get the right offset. The wheels I'm looking at are 19x8.5 in the front and 19x9.5 in the rear with a 35mm offset. The car is lowered only about 1". Will I have fitment issues? Thanks!

-Dave

[93bimmer]

Yeah, I decided to go with 18's instead. A little safer since Colorado roads suck.