[Raptor7]

first time I'm buying rim's for my car, just wanted to know if the below rim size will fit on my summer tires with no issue (rubbing, etc...)

car: 2015 428xi with msport brakes

Size of rims I'm looking to purchase:
19 x 8.5 ; offset 30 - front
19 x 10; offset 42 - rear

Summer tire size
225 40r19 front
255 35r19 rear

Do I need to buy new TPMS since I'm getting new rims? (I remember someone telling me I had to get the OEM ones...) Anything else I should know

Appreciate the help!

[GTBrandon]

Originally Posted by Raptor7

first time I'm buying rim's for my car, just wanted to know if the below rim size will fit on my summer tires with no issue (rubbing, etc...)

car: 2015 428xi with msport brakes

Size of rims I'm looking to purchase:
19 x 8.5 ; offset 30 - front
19 x 10; offset 42 - rear

Summer tire size
225 40r19 front
255 35r19 rear

Do I need to buy new TPMS since I'm getting new rims? (I remember someone telling me I had to get the OEM ones...) Anything else I should know

Appreciate the help!

Going from a 8.5 to 10 seems like a big jump, I would keep the stagger within an inch, ex 8.5 and 9.5. As for offsets, check the OEM offsets of yours wheels online to make sure you won't get any interference with your brakes or suspension. Also as for sensors, you can have the ones from your old rims transferred into the new ones.

[zamboni]

I went with the OEM 405 wheels.

[alohasurftoad]

Originally Posted by Raptor7

first time I'm buying rim's for my car, just wanted to know if the below rim size will fit on my summer tires with no issue (rubbing, etc...)

car: 2015 428xi with msport brakes

Size of rims I'm looking to purchase:
19 x 8.5 ; offset 30 - front
19 x 10; offset 42 - rear

Summer tire size
225 40r19 front
255 35r19 rear

Do I need to buy new TPMS since I'm getting new rims? (I remember someone telling me I had to get the OEM ones...) Anything else I should know

Appreciate the help!

if the "stretched" look is what you're going for it will fit. 245/275 fit better on 8.5"/10" widths respectively but whatever.

you'll need to get VDO (not HUF) TPMS. please research and get the correct part number

it's better to post specific type threads in the appropriate section of the forums. i.e. this and your oem vs aftermarket thread should be in the wheels and tires section