Similar wheel setup?

[413Bimmer]

I'm looking to purchase a set of wheels and have been trying to dial in the fitment to be flush without rub. I'm leaning towards 20x9.5 et+13 in fronts with MPSS 265/30/20 and 20x11 et+37 with MPSS 295/30/20 in rear. I am lowered on KW HAS (the second version with smaller spring perches) on lowest setting/height.

Is anyone running this same wheel suspensions set up? If so are you experiencing any rubbing?

[iamvietness]

i'm currently running 20x9et25 and 20x11et30 in the rear. i too have KW HAS but not as low as you. i rub on big dips in the road when i'm going over 45mph. I would think getting 285/30/20 tires will fix my issue. I have 2 sets of wheels for sale with these offsets so let me know if you're interested in any.

[Signature Wheel BMW]

Your front fitment is very aggressive, will poke unless you camber in a bit. Rear is fine.

20x9.5 ET18 front is what most of our KW HAS customers run (old HAS with MP4S 265 requires minimum of ET17), since you have the newer ANU HAS you can even run up to ET22 front.

[413Bimmer]

Originally Posted by Signature Wheel BMW

Your front fitment is very aggressive, will poke unless you camber in a bit. Rear is fine.

20x9.5 ET18 front is what most of our KW HAS customers run (old HAS with MP4S 265 requires minimum of ET17), since you have the newer ANU HAS you can even run up to ET22 front.

Originally Posted by Signature Wheel BMW

Your front fitment is very aggressive, will poke unless you camber in a bit. Rear is fine.

20x9.5 ET18 front is what most of our KW HAS customers run (old HAS with MP4S 265 requires minimum of ET17), since you have the newer ANU HAS you can even run up to ET22 front.

Is the reason for the poke due to the width of the Michelin tires running wider than most brands?

[Justin.AutoTalent]

Originally Posted by 413Bimmer

Is the reason for the poke due to the width of the Michelin tires running wider than most brands?

The poke is due to the super aggressive offset in the front