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New to this forum, wanted to ask I have a 325XI 2002, I am planning on getting new tires and rims. Wanted to get bigger ones than the ones I got when I purchased the car. I have been looking and the info I get is I can go 18,19,20 on the rims. What would be the best as far as handling and driving. I think wider tires look so B) cool. Wher can I go to get the best deal.
Any information will be greatly appreciated and it will help to make an educated decision.
Those are some awsome looking rims!! Where did you get them and are they chrome. I am having a hard time finding nice rims and yours sure look nice.
Also what make are those tires??? and size??
Hope to hear from you.
Hey!
I live in Englewood, Co. and with the condition of the streets around here I think that the 17's I have are fine. 18's would be nice for more spirited driving, but I even still worry about damage from road hazards.
Ben
__________________ "It's not because I'm an aggressive driver, it's because I'm an idiot" actual quote from my wife.
Originally posted by Mach 5@Dec 22 2004, 10:14 AM Hey!
I live in Englewood, Co. and with the condition of the streets around here I think that the 17's I have are fine. 18's would be nice for more spirited driving, but I even still worry about damage from road hazards.
Ben
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I have decide on getting 18.8" all around and I found a rim made by Monet called Nude. Discount Tires can get them and alot cheaper, this way I save on shipping. Waiting to decide on which tires to get.. Any suggestions???
Yokohama AVS-ES100's were ok but seem to tramline alot, I have Michelin PS2's now and can't belive how much better a tire they are than the Toko's were. the other tires I was considering were the Bridgestone SO3 (I think that is what is in the picture) and the Goodyear Eagle F1. It depends on your budget and how you drive your car.
Ben
Is this a picture of the rim you are looking at?
__________________ "It's not because I'm an aggressive driver, it's because I'm an idiot" actual quote from my wife.
Originally posted by Mach 5@Dec 22 2004, 12:02 PM Yokohama AVS-ES100's were ok but seem to tramline alot, I have Michelin PS2's now and can't belive how much better a tire they are than the Toko's were. the other tires I was considering were the Bridgestone SO3 (I think that is what is in the picture) and the Goodyear Eagle F1. It depends on your budget and how you drive your car.
Ben
Is this a picture of the rim you are looking at?
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Yeah that's the rim Thanks for the info on the tires.
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Thanks for the info on the tires.
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