Need 22" Wheel/Tire Advice

I'm looking to purchase a set of 22" wheels for my '06 750Li.

The wheels I'm looking at are 22x9 +25 in front, and 22x11 +35 in the rear.
I plan on lowering the car with Eibach Pro Kit springs before I install the wheels.

My question is..... are these rims appropriate and if so, what size tires should I run with being as close to factory ride and with no rubbing, etc.?

go 21" max ..
22" mgt jus catch ..

22's are fine check out True Forged wheels they are sponsor and who i went with, the tire shop that put on my continental dws tires said the wheels were very nice built wheels top quality unlike the ones they had made mostly of a line. It does take 6-8 weeks to get them but totally worth it every person that seen them loves them!

my front 22x9
my rear is 22x12 i believe

Originally Posted by MikeySpice

I'm looking to purchase a set of 22" wheels for my '06 750Li.

The wheels I'm looking at are 22x9 +25 in front, and 22x11 +35 in the rear.
I plan on lowering the car with Eibach Pro Kit springs before I install the wheels.

My question is..... are these rims appropriate and if so, what size tires should I run with being as close to factory ride and with no rubbing, etc.?

Offsets are wrong. You can easily go 22's, lowered with no rub

I wouldn't do 22" unless they are lightweight wheels... Heavy wheels will make your car slower & will wear on the brakes like mad... I have OEM 21" on my 745. Had 22" on my 745Li & it was like boat anchors.

Originally Posted by jeuprx-8

I wouldn't do 22" unless they are lightweight wheels... Heavy wheels will make your car slower & will wear on the brakes like mad... I have OEM 21" on my 745. Had 22" on my 745Li & it was like boat anchors.

My 22s are a lot lighter compared to the oe 21s. If you go with a good quality, light weight wheel, then you shouldn't loose any performance

anyone know what the fitment of 22 on an f10 would be?

Originally Posted by sanhonda22

My 22s are a lot lighter compared to the oe 21s. If you go with a good quality, light weight wheel, then you shouldn't loose any performance

Or add some CF wrap to it ...It will save weight...

Originally Posted by sanhonda22

if you go with a good quality, light weight wheel, then you shouldn't loose any performance

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