Thank you. Actually, I checked and it shows with the new setting, the outer rim will poke out 30.1mm more. That is why I am asking here hooping anyone can share their thoughts about this setting. Because I never went with such aggressive setting before.
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Retail for the wheels only is $6,500 / set. We’ve sent you a PM of the current promo pricing.
TSV 22x90 22x10 in Satin Black on factory Pirelli Scorpion Zero T0 factory tires. 265/35/22 front, 285/35/22 rear
NJturtlePower
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Need a little help wheel gurus.... Looking for a SQUARE set of 21" rims for my soon to be Model X LR.
Problem is both designs I really like (Stance SF10's or Rohana RFX 10's) only come in 21x9 or 21x10.5 sizes.
I'm told 10.5" is too big in the front for the refreshed X, and obviously 21x9 is smaller than the OEM 10" wide rears.
Is there an ideal square setup for a newer X that others have tried or works? Would the 21x9's look that bad in the rears if I went more aggressive on the offset?
Problem is both designs I really like (Stance SF10's or Rohana RFX 10's) only come in 21x9 or 21x10.5 sizes.
I'm told 10.5" is too big in the front for the refreshed X, and obviously 21x9 is smaller than the OEM 10" wide rears.
Is there an ideal square setup for a newer X that others have tried or works? Would the 21x9's look that bad in the rears if I went more aggressive on the offset?
Loco_Nomad
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Loco_Nomad
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I had Continental DWS06 same as my 20s right now, no issues, they all rated according to Model X weight.
TIre rack has good selection and chat if you have any questions
Local resident (possibly high) T-boned our MXP and shattered one of our wheels so I upgraded... Pirelli Winter. Front: 315/30R22 on 22x10.5 +30 Rear: 315/35R22 22x11.5 +30 fully forged WOA Cayenne replicas. (similar to the earlier post).
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NJturtlePower
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22x10.5 +30 up front with no modifications needed? Any ride level clears fenders and suspention?
I've had a couple wheel retailers tell me already that not even 10" fronts clear.....need to stick to 9.5? or less.
I'd like to ideally run a 10" square setup in 21's.
No mods. I drive in "very low" 90% of the time and no rubbing lock to lock. My old setup with 285/35/r22 up front did rub slightly on inner wheel well liner (because of the taller tire). Tire retailers won't recommend anything that is outside of their pre approved vehicle fitment guidelines. Trial & error is how I learned since I've never seen a 315 or 305 up front on a newer Model X. Works great.
m5james
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Not a lot of choices in the 22" range...$$Pirelli$$, $Lionhart/Lexani$ and like one other I don't recall.
Solid sidewalls? I ran a 295/35 and 335/25 on my X5M for 6yrs without issue. Not sure what you're looking for here.
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NJturtlePower
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Must be on lowering links to sit that flush regardless of the proper wheel spec.
Sorry new to the thread. Did you need spacers on the front wheels to avoid rubbing?
Would like to know if you were able to fit the 275/35/22 in the front? Did you need spacers? Running 22x9 or 22x9.5 in the front? Thank you.
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