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      03-08-2023, 10:13 AM   #1
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Help Needed: 19 inch rims xDrive offset fitment

Hey guys I have read quite a few threads now but figured I’d post a new one to see if I can get a clear answer. Hoping you guys can help me out.

So I am dropping my F10 535 xdrive on Silvers coilovers next week … I will drop the car to have no wheel gap… I am not looking to tuck or anything

Below are the specs of my current setup:

19x9 ET 35
19x10 ET 38

Tires Conti DWS6
245/40 R19 100Y
275/35 R19 100Y


Can I fit a 12 inch spacer in the front and a 10 inch spacer in the rear without any rubbing issues once I have dropped the car to a height where there is no wheel gap?

I would essentially be at
Front 19x9 ET 23
Rear 19x10 ET 28

Or should I put a 5 inch spacer in the rear?

I have added some pics to give an idea of how the wheels are on stock height

Thanks in advance
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It would be safest to lower it first, get it aligned, then measure and start messing with spacers. I bought a bunch of used spacers in all sizes and played until I got it where I wanted, then bought new sets with proper length bolts.

I’m using a 19x9 et22 in the front for winter, but I’m using a taller 245/45-19 tire as well as negative 0.5 degree camber arms, and mine will rub on big compressions. Not really applicable to your situation as you will have the stock tire diameter and be lowered about 1/2” more than me. I’d wait and play once it’s down.

Looking good!
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It would be safest to lower it first, get it aligned, then measure and start messing with spacers. I bought a bunch of used spacers in all sizes and played until I got it where I wanted, then bought new sets with proper length bolts.

I’m using a 19x9 et22 in the front for winter, but I’m using a taller 245/45-19 tire as well as negative 0.5 degree camber arms, and mine will rub on big compressions. Not really applicable to your situation as you will have the stock tire diameter and be lowered about 1/2” more than me. I’d wait and play once it’s down.

Looking good!
Thank you I think I will just lower first and then measure what spacer size to go with just to be safe
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automaz, where are you located? I saw a matte military green wrapped F10 in traffic yesterday but couldn’t get a close look. I’m in Ottawa, Canada. There just cannot be many of these around!
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automaz, where are you located? I saw a matte military green wrapped F10 in traffic yesterday but couldn’t get a close look. I’m in Ottawa, Canada. There just cannot be many of these around!
Haha I’m all the way in Chicago!
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Haha I’m all the way in Chicago!
Right, I forgot it was you asking about the coilovers. I hope your roads are better than ours this year… we have potholes galore after a warm winter.
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Hey guys I have read quite a few threads now but figured I’d post a new one to see if I can get a clear answer. Hoping you guys can help me out.

So I am dropping my F10 535 xdrive on Silvers coilovers next week … I will drop the car to have no wheel gap… I am not looking to tuck or anything

Below are the specs of my current setup:

19x9 ET 35
19x10 ET 38

Tires Conti DWS6
245/40 R19 100Y
275/35 R19 100Y


Can I fit a 12 inch spacer in the front and a 10 inch spacer in the rear without any rubbing issues once I have dropped the car to a height where there is no wheel gap?

I would essentially be at
Front 19x9 ET 23
Rear 19x10 ET 28

Or should I put a 5 inch spacer in the rear?

I have added some pics to give an idea of how the wheels are on stock height

Thanks in advance
What wheels are these? I’m sticking to 19s and these look nice on the F10!
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