PERFECTING THE WHEEL FITMENT ON MY BMW F30! *What size spacers look best* 

Perfect timing! The 20mm will look good in the rear but I actually think you should go wider in the front. I did 15mm in the front of my F32. I actually have a video about it

I’m unfortunately not sure if the exact measurement because these spacers will already come with the ones you need in the box

@@ayyyman_ ok thanks

If you have the 19” M wheels with 255/35-19 tires, then don’t go 15 mm rear. Tires will rub under acceleration and/or when you carry passengers.

I have a 2013 328i m sport, I just lowered mine, I tuck on all four sides and I have -2 camber in the front, thinking of adding spacers to make the fitment a little more flush but honestly I don’t think you’d rub if anything look at videos and see which fitment you like the most

Thank you! Definitely will!

Thank you 🙏

Hey so if you get these, they’ll actually come with extended lug bolts. Use those. Never use the stock ones with wheels spacers because it won’t have enough length to hold the spacer and the wheel. You can also do a stud conversion if you want but with the ones I feature in the video, don’t have to

@@edgaralves3001 I also had a 435i and ran 20mm in the rear and 18mm in the front. I have a YT video about that car specifically on my channel

@@ayyyman_ just seen the video def looks amazing with the 20mm and 15mm in the front ... thanks for much.. def debating 18 rear or just going with the 20mm...

Thank you so much! And on this car the front bumper is completely stock. No front lip

@@ayyyman_ Thank you for getting back to me! I'll definitely be following this build - looking forward to the final outcome!

I have the same setup - I’m thinking of going 15 at the rear and 10 in the front. Don’t want any tyre poke as I prefer a more flush look. What have you decided on?

@@wildey_1061 I’ve been told that we cannot go 10 in rear due to hub size. So I’m thinking 12 in rear. It’s near flush already. I don’t want it to rub. 15 in front and 12 rear? My winters is 225 squared, so I’m going to measure and let you know exactly how much is required

@@wildey_1061 I measured the front which is same size as summer. It’s 15mm. 12 may be the best bet

12 mm both front and rear. 15 mm rear will rub slightly under acceleration.

@@florida0092 I decided to do 15mm all the way around. No rubbing, hard cornering doesn’t rub either

Nice! How do you like them for the front?

Definitely a solid choice

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