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It's my first participation in the group and I'd like to know if I can have problems changing the wheels size of my BMW 323IA from 16" to 17" or 18". Can I have problems with suspension or any other things concerning the structure of the car ??
Im in the UK and the sport models have 18s, BMW factory fit continental tyres for the 18s
PS go to blackcircles.com, its a UK site where you can buy tyres but it also gives a whole list of alternatives, just enter the trye sizes you want and you will get a list, and some pics of the tryes
Hi
Don't forget if you change anything from standard car... it will effect
your insurance on the car, so don't forget to tell your insurers of ANY modification.
Its easily forgotten............. As far as wheels and tyres go, if your looking for
making your car something special, go for big wheel as possible, ie 19" all round
maybe 19" x 9" front and 19" x 10" rears. Tyres would have to be
245 x 19 front and 255 or 265 x 30 rear. Depending on offset and style, if you go
this big you might need to get the arches rolled. I have sent pic of my car so it gives you idea wot it looks like in these sizes.
Hi
Don't forget if you change anything from standard car... it will effect
your insurance on the car, so don't forget to tell your insurers of ANY modification.
Its easily forgotten............. As far as wheels and tyres go, if your looking for
making your car something special, go for big wheel as possible, ie 19" all round
maybe 19" x 9" front and 19" x 10" rears. Tyres would have to be
245 x 19 front and 255 or 265 x 30 rear. Depending on offset and style, if you go
this big you might need to get the arches rolled. I have sent pic of my car so it gives you idea wot it looks like in these sizes.
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