is 225 40 18 suitable for e39?

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been using it since last october, wear and performance is superb for the price. but abit noisy though . front 235/40/18 rear 265/35/18 .. i know its too low at the back but wt heck:eek:
 
bmw7833;504935 said:
Anyone heard Nexen tyre before?

I think InitialM is using Nexen on his E39. if i remember correctly, he told me it's a price-performance value for him as well.
 
Dear all

Thanks for the advice... just bought new set of Falken 235 40 18 at Port Klang. In Penang now.... ride been smooth and quite. Cost of RM400 per peice. :p
 
WGT523;506471 said:
Dear all

Thanks for the advice... just bought new set of Falken 235 40 18 at Port Klang. In Penang now.... ride been smooth and quite. Cost of RM400 per peice. :p

Which shop u bought from?
 
WGT523;506471 said:
Dear all

Thanks for the advice... just bought new set of Falken 235 40 18 at Port Klang. In Penang now.... ride been smooth and quite. Cost of RM400 per peice. :p

Falken 452?
 
bimmer73;506600 said:
Bro go for Michelin PS3 only RM790 each i just change. Nice ride

Bro I'm in the UK, currently using shit cheapo tyres no money hehe..Falken 452 costs £100 for the fronts 235 40 18

Will probably change tyres once back in malaysia
 
hi, bought it at 3star tyres services. Beside mc donald at port klang. Tyres is ze522 made from indonesia.
 
WGT523;506757 said:
hi, bought it at 3star tyres services. Beside mc donald at port klang. Tyres is ze522 made from indonesia.

PMed you! :listen:
 
X Benz;503155 said:
Bro,

Depend on your rims width. I was told for 225 tires minimum is on 8.0" wheel width.


what does rim width got to do with rolling diameter...

anyway, i have used both the size.. 225 and 235.. and 225 is understeering.. and the right size for this car i would think is 235.
 
WGT523;502872 said:
dear all, need your advice on the subject above. Thank in advance.

:listen: no issue if you are city driver most times...can use with no problem. unless u are into robek and cucuking....235 would be the right choice:listen:
 
how about 8.5" can fit 255? i'm currently using 245 and planning to change to 255
 
225 tyres means shoulder width is 225mm=9 in effectively. so it will fit. In a Practical world, always plus 10-15mm more on tyre against rims. looks better and better ride.
 
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