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X3 F25 (2011 - current)
The latest X3 brings some added style and some new features to the BMW SUV family. Talk about the new F25 now! |
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Ride quality: 18 to 20: M 310 Double Spoke Rims
There is a great deal at my local dealership to pick up the 310 rims for $2500 with the P Zero tires. My concern is the ride. Will it be substantially stiffer and harsher over potholes? I find the 18's ok and a little stiffer is fine, but what would i expect going to these:
20" Alloy Wheels Pirellli P Zero Run-Flat 245/40R20 Y, Front 275/35R20 Y, Rear |
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That is a very good deal
Last edited by kamakaze; 09-24-2012 at 06:48 PM. |
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haha, trying to scoop the deal?
@ bichoo, Does your car have the dynamic dampers? I would think you would notice a harsher ride with the bigger wheels but if the car is equipped with the dynamic dampers it may be less of a problem. The staggered setup my be more prone to tramlining though. |
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Yesterday I went to some local shop to try some 20" aftermarket rims.
Looks to me that 245/45/20 for fronts and 275/40/20 for rears fitted much better than the standard 245/40 and 275/35. I didn't try it for how it feels as I was just trying to see if those can fit. Any thoughts on these bigger wheels ? anyone tried this ? I would assume comfort-ness would be much better than the 245/40 and 275/35 |
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I'm interested in this too. Which dealer.... lol
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hey SHABSX3M, no I didn't end up getting the 20's and instead got the 19" 369M. It looks great and I'm happy that I chose these wheels instead of the 20's
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