335i and 20 in wheels

I am looking to get Axis Shine 20x10 and 20x9 on my 2007 335i. I have heard some people say that they will fit and some people say that they wont fit. I know it comes down to the offset...anyone know for sure? Thanks!

Originally Posted by aes471

I am looking to get Axis Shine 20x10 and 20x9 on my 2007 335i. I have heard some people say that they will fit and some people say that they wont fit. I know it comes down to the offset...anyone know for sure? Thanks!

Yes....it's all about the offset......and how much you are going to drop.

I'm running 20's on my 330i......with H&R sport drop.......and +38 offset

No rubbing!!

Originally Posted by NaTuReB0Y

Yes....it's all about the offset......and how much you are going to drop.

I'm running 20's on my 330i......with H&R sport drop.......and +38 offset

No rubbing!!

wait your telling to give it that nice look I still need to drop the car... if so how lower and how $$$ for H&R.. I got a 335i also..

Originally Posted by ELDiablo

wait your telling to give it that nice look I still need to drop the car... if so how lower and how $$$ for H&R.. I got a 335i also..

Yes.....I had the sports package and it still looked like a 4X4...

The H&R sport will drop it 1.3" in the front and 1.2" in the rear.

My H&R sport drop was $350......with installation.

I am running 19" rims on my e92 and was looking into a set of springs. I like the H&R Sports but the website says the drop in front is 1.3 and rear 1.2. I don't want the harsh ride of race springs but, I was concerned that the sport wouldn't be quite enough drop in the front, there's a lot of gap up there. Also, a friend told me that I would eventually need new shocks if I go with just a set of springs and that I should just do it right the first time and get coilovers. Any suggestions?

Well coilovers will be the best bet in the long round but very costly. I have the H&R sports spring on my 07 coupe and it looks real good. It has that low aggresive look.Only thing is that the back will be a little to low so it will rub if you hit a bumb in the road. Unless you just keep the back spring on which I recommend doing. The ride quality is real good feels just like the factory spring to me maybe a little smoother. So I hoped that helped you out.

Do you have any pics with your sport springs?

Here is A pic of the Car With the H&R Springs on nice and Low I Think. Hope this helped you out.

what size are these? 20"? any problems with rubbing? what offset etc are you running?

Your ride looks sweet, perfect drop too! Those are 20's though, right? I wonder how it would look with my 19's. Nonetheless, I think the H&R sport is the way to go for me since I do a lot of driving. Thanks for the help!

No Quickag they are 19' inch rims on there not 20. Still looks pretty sweet with the H&R Spring. No Problem any time