SUPRISE NEW WHEEL CHANGE-UP FOR MY BMW F30 335i

In this video I install new wheels on my F30 335i!
The wheels are 437M style wheels that come on the F8X generation M2/M3/M4.
Wheel Specs:
Front - 19x9 ET 29 with 255/35/19 Tires
Rear - 19x10 ET 40 with 275/35/19 Tires
Sitting on BC Coilovers www.anrdoezrs....
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[@JMD535]

I just got a set of 437M Wheels,...I plan to rock the 403M wheels in Winter,...and 437M wheels in Summ!

[@danielvera4070]

Woah great choice! The first set of wheels you had were amazing but these really compliment the car!! Keep up the work man!

[@AnimeTechs]

u should get the lci tailight upgrade

[@InlineSixAuto]

Already planning too 👍

[@Martrezzzz]

They look amazing on your F30!! At first I was going to say to just roll your fenders and keep the height it was at first but you really dialed it in and have it perfect! I'm considering getting those wheels for my E92.

[@InlineSixAuto]

Right! I got it as close as I could but it still rubs a bit in the front when I go over hard dips cause they stick out so much past the fenders. I think these would fit perfectly on your e92 also!

[@m.systems]

F30 + m437 == ♥️

[@didierc.7653]

I've been itching to pull the trigger myself but trying to find OEM ferric grey. Nice find! What'd you do with the 403's?

[@InlineSixAuto]

I was considering ferric grey but couldn’t find any either lol. And I still have the 403s for now. I’m Deciding if I should sell them or keep them.

[@socratesnotis]

Best wheels for the f30

[@spaces1806]

Hey man your car looks sick! Do you thinks the tire specs would fit well with my f30 328i?

[@InlineSixAuto]

Thanks! I mean they would fit exactly like how you see on mine. You might want to get less wide tires on the front like 235 or 245 because I’m actually rubbing with both my front tires. Mine are 255

[@troylogan3653]

@@InlineSixAuto hey brother I love the look. You just convinced me to go with the same wheels I just purchased a 2012 alpine white 335i just like yours except it's the premium package which has the chrome . I gotta get rid of that asap. But that's not going to be to hard. You and I have similar taste and I love your videos. Keep up the good work my man.

[@troylogan3653]

@@InlineSixAuto will do if I have any other questions I will definitely give you a shout.

[@Rrowley]

The car looks awsome

[@Roomooh_123]

Are those the zimmer man rotors ?

[@InlineSixAuto]

Yes

[@JLPz10]

Damn the setup looks good

[@Firstbase2001]

Hey bro, did you ever change your tire setup? If so, what's the best fitment without any rub on the fronts

[@InlineSixAuto]

I still have these same tires. I would say a better fit would be 235/35 or 245/35

[@Yatusabe1029]

If you were on stock suspension do you think they would still rub ?

[@InlineSixAuto]

No. If i wasn’t lowered it wouldnt rub at all.

[@m.systems]

But it would look like an suv

[@budcar9040]

Sick fitment !! What tires do you recommend on these wheels? 245 front and rear?

[@InlineSixAuto]

From what I’ve seen the best fitment is 235/35 in the front and 265/35 for the rear. When I get new tires I’m probably going to get those specs. Right now I have 255/35 in the front I’m rubbing quite a bit. I have 275/35 in the rear and they just barely miss the fender so they don’t rub.

[@m.systems]

Stock M2 tire size best 245/35 265/35 Lower the profile with 235 and 275/30 in back will work with less dia. and sidewall. Lots are running with 225/40 255/35 a bit stretched

[@m.systems]

I have seen a 285/30 work as well

[@imlikethatt]

Love your videos man

[@InlineSixAuto]

Thank You!

[@itzjustmo2715]

what would you say is the best tire setup for an drive f30 that wants to run these 437's? I heard that it needs a certain setup so that the transfer case don't blow, especially running staggered

[@InlineSixAuto]

Yeah its best to run a square set up with xdrive. These are staggered as mentioned so you'd need to get a tire setup that allows for a rotating diameter difference that is less than 1% from front to back wheels. anymore than 1% can risk damaging the transfer case. I haven't really looked into sizes for this setup but there are calculators online that allow you to calculate rolling diameter by inputting the wheel and tire specs. I think Fitment Industries has one

[@itzjustmo2715]

@@InlineSixAuto oh okay awesome! thanks for the info! and if I pick the right tire sizes I can still run them with the 437 rims right? i hope my question made sense lol. I just wanna know if there’s a setup that can still run with these 437’s

[@InlineSixAuto]

@@itzjustmo2715 I'm not certain tbh but I would just input these 437M specs in the calculator with different tire sizes and see if theres any that have rolling diameter different difference thats less than 1%

[@itzjustmo2715]

@@InlineSixAuto got it! thanks!

[@mohammedalkharusi5757]

I have change my tires with wrong size, the right size was 225/45/r18 front and 255/40/r18 rear, and i move to 235/40/r18 front and 265/35/r18, so i decrease the higher 5 and increase the wide 10, are there will by any issues in my car steering wheel system or shocks?

[@InlineSixAuto]

Shouldn’t be any issue with that size

[@mohammedalkharusi5757]

@@InlineSixAuto Thanks

[@Streamlined955]

Are you still happy with the wheels? Do the fronts rub bad?

[@InlineSixAuto]

I love these wheels! The front rub moderately bad. They only rub when I drive over sudden dips or bumps in the road at a higher rate of speed like on the highway or main streets. Under normal driving they don’t rub.

[@sedtaylor]

Hey I love the wheels, looking to put a set on my 2011 335I coupe. Will they fit.

[@InlineSixAuto]

I believe these will fit on that model. You might have to have certain tire sizes though so that you don't rub if youre lowered.

[@sedtaylor]

@@InlineSixAuto thanks, appreciate it.

[@m.systems]

Yes and without as much poke. www.e90post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1159628

[@BigDaddySoup69]

Did u have reprogram the tpms??

[@InlineSixAuto]

I just had to reset it in the car to pair with the new sensors.