Will these wheels fit

[Mykoe]

Hey guys. Found a set of wheels im interested in.... Would they fit stock hight?
Wheel specs
Front: 19 x 9.5 +20
Rear: 20 x 10.5 +20
Bolt pattern 5x112
Tire brand Michelin 4S Tire sizes
Front: 275/35/19
Rear: 285/30/20
Tires have GREAT tread all around

and then hypothetically i lower thecar springs in the future would there be any rubbing? it would just be minimal drop?
Thanks for the help, hope this is the right spot to post this...,

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[freeform911]

Fronts should fit
Rears will not without some work ( believe they’ll sit to far outboard of the fender)
You also need to know what the back spacing is to clear the calipers

Steve

I have 20” wheels with a 35et which sit perfectly flush.. (rears)
Fronts are 22et..

 

[Thraxbert]

My guess is that fronts will rub the wheel arch on big bumps and under full steering lockout.

Rears will definitely rub the wheel arch without more negative camber or no lowering.

 

[Mykoe]

Fronts should fit
Rears will not without some work ( believe they’ll sit to far outboard of the fender)
You also need to know what the back spacing is to clear the calipers

Steve

I have 20” wheels with a 35et which sit perfectly flush.. (rears)
Fronts are 22et..

They from a 2024 BMW M4 G82 Comp. Im trying to google the backsopacing but no luck yet. Im still looking thoyght but i just dont know much about wheels and if theyll fit

 

[Mykoe]

My guess is that fronts will rub the wheel arch on big bumps and under full steering lockout.

Rears will definitely rub the wheel arch without more negative camber or no lowering.

Wuld getting fenders rolled fix that?

 

[freeform911]

You’d need to roll the fenders a minimum of 15 mm.. that’s a lot imo..
But yes excessive rear camber might get them to fit but would look kinda crazy..

 

[Mykoe]

Okay, i guess im gonna pass on them. Thanks for all the help

 

[Thraxbert]

You’d need to roll the fenders a minimum of 15 mm.. that’s a lot imo..
But yes excessive rear camber might get them to fit but would look kinda crazy..

It wouldn't need to be that much. I have 305/30 19x11+35 in the rear, and his proposed rear setup is only 9mm more poke. That would certainly be enough to rub the fender, but 1deg of camber would probably fix it. There wouldn't much leeway to lower it, though.

 

[Mykoe]

Can you add caber on stock suspension or do i neeed like camber plates or whatever

 

[freeform911]

It wouldn't need to be that much. I have 305/30 19x11+35 in the rear, and his proposed rear setup is only 9mm more poke. That would certainly be enough to rub the fender, but 1deg of camber would probably fix it. There wouldn't much leeway to lower it, though.

im with ya! Even at 9mm that’s a lot of poke.. not a great look n absolutely no chance of lowering..
I also have 305 20” with +35 and 2+ degrees of camber n still rub occasionally ( lowered on swift springs) guess anything’s possible with enough effort!

I personally wouldn’t run the set up op is questioning but
Probably easier to find wheels with the proper specs.. specially if op is wanting to lower at some point?

Steve

 

[freeform911]

Can you add caber on stock suspension or do i neeed like camber plates or whatever

you can add some in the rear Unfortunately it’s not unlimited
Front is pretty much fixed..
You’ll get some change in chamber from lowering springs..

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