2018 x5 3.5i xdrive 22 inch rims

Jars914 · 05-07-2018, 11:18 AM

I have a base model pearl white f15, was looking to throw fender flares and either 21 or 22 inch summer wheels on em. Was wondering if i need to get tpms put in the rims when i order them, also was just making sure that if i got 22 inch rims that i wouldnt have a problem with fitment or turning. Thank you

Kzang · 05-07-2018, 11:57 AM

All three X5's here are on 22" all season tires with zero issues with fitment.. You will need new set of TPMS if you plan to keep your originals.

CeeTeeX5 · 05-07-2018, 12:08 PM

Depending on offset and tire size you could have some minor rubbing at full lock. The more aggressive the width and offset the more likely you could get some rubbing. You should be safe though if you stay close to stock offsets and overall diameter.

And yes, you should get new TPMS sensors unless you plan to transfer the sensors from your stock wheels.

r33_RGSport · 05-07-2018, 03:06 PM

^ Correct statement.

Wavy · 05-07-2018, 03:34 PM

The warning light will annoy you without TPMS Sensors.

jlstyle · 05-07-2018, 04:21 PM

I think you might experience the rougher ride quality. I took out a loaner with 19" today and man ride quality is so much better than mine with 20". Or did my car just crapped out on me? This loaner feels so much more luxurious than almost fully loaded car.

Wavy · 05-07-2018, 04:33 PM

If you go from 19 runflat to 21 or 22 runflat then yes it will probably be stiffer. But if you go from 19 runflat to 21 or 22 non runflat. The difference will be minimal.

Also, summer tires usually have a stiffer sidewall when compared to an all-season. Lots of variables to consider. Not just the wheel size.

Jars914 · 05-07-2018, 04:41 PM

I appreciate all the feedbAck, i definitely know that the ride will be a little rougher when going from 19-22s , in some cases people said their car was smoother on 22s which i find hard to believe. Im more concerned with getting the right offset and staggered set up. 22x11 rear and 22x10 front is what im goin for but i found a set 22x11 with 22x9 in the front, is that a problem?

Kzang · 05-07-2018, 05:53 PM

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Originally Posted by Wavy

If you go from 19 runflat to 21 or 22 runflat then yes it will probably be stiffer. But if you go from 19 runflat to 21 or 22 non runflat. The difference will be minimal.

Also, summer tires usually have a stiffer sidewall when compared to an all-season. Lots of variables to consider. Not just the wheel size.

Agree. 22" non rft all seasons was very similar and comfortable as my 20" rft summer.

Wavy · 05-07-2018, 06:17 PM

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Originally Posted by Jars914

I appreciate all the feedbAck, i definitely know that the ride will be a little rougher when going from 19-22s , in some cases people said their car was smoother on 22s which i find hard to believe. Im more concerned with getting the right offset and staggered set up. 22x11 rear and 22x10 front is what im goin for but i found a set 22x11 with 22x9 in the front, is that a problem?

It's because BMWs suspension were designed for runflat tires. So the suspension is probably tuned to be on the soft side. The oem run flat tires have a very stiff sidewall in order to be driven with no air. A run flat with no air looks like it's fully inflated.

r33_RGSport · 05-07-2018, 07:40 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jars914

I appreciate all the feedbAck, i definitely know that the ride will be a little rougher when going from 19-22s , in some cases people said their car was smoother on 22s which i find hard to believe. Im more concerned with getting the right offset and staggered set up. 22x11 rear and 22x10 front is what im goin for but i found a set 22x11 with 22x9 in the front, is that a problem?

22" non RFT are softer.
I was one of the first to put on and had to explained how much better it is compared to the 20" RFT.
Few local customer couldn't believe it and took a ride in my X5. After the ride, they finally convinced on how much better it is.
Also, the RFT ride will get harsher as the thread getting lower.

For that wheel size, 22x9 front, 22x11 rear is fine. Offset is the most important to avoid fitment issue.
The width of course 22x10 front is better since OEM is 20x10.
And usually with 22", the tire size will be 295/30-22 which will looks bulging on 9" width wheel. While the rear 335/25-22 on 11" width is ok.

I hope that help.

CeeTeeX5 · 05-08-2018, 03:04 PM

You could also run the tire setup I have which would work fine for the wheel widths you are looking at.

I'm running Atturo AZ850s in the following sizes:
275/35/22 Front on 22x9
315/30/22 Rear on 22x10.5

The front tires do bulge out a bit but I don't mind it and it provides some curb protection. They are also a little taller than the OEM overall diameter so provide a bit more sidewall height than the sizes Ben (RG Sport)mentioned.

Jars914 · 05-08-2018, 03:24 PM

Awesome how do you like those tires? Im looking at this set of wheels in 22x10.5 and 22x9

https://www.carid.com/savini-wheels/...104374430.html

which has an option of delinte ds8 tires for an extra 450 bucks lol but i just dont know about them, definitely dont want to spend 1500 on pirellis either lol

CeeTeeX5 · 05-08-2018, 04:17 PM

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Originally Posted by Jars914

Awesome how do you like those tires? Im looking at this set of wheels in 22x10.5 and 22x9

https://www.carid.com/savini-wheels/...104374430.html

which has an option of delinte ds8 tires for an extra 450 bucks lol but i just dont know about them, definitely dont want to spend 1500 on pirellis either lol

The tires have been great so far but I have only been driving on them for about 3 days now...There is another member running them and likes them. There are folks on the Audi and Porsche SUV boards that have have been running them for quite some time and have rave reviews, which is what helped convince me to purchase them. The price is right too.

Not a bad deal on the Delinte's, I just haven't done much research on them but have generally heard good things.

TtheGodfather · 05-08-2018, 04:59 PM

What are the details of the wheels and tires on the white no- M badge X5?

virtualbong · 05-09-2018, 09:25 AM

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Originally Posted by TtheGodfather

What are the details of the wheels and tires on the white no- M badge X5?

I would also like to get this information along with offset.

I am looking at a 22" with a +15 offset.

CeeTeeX5 · 05-09-2018, 09:57 AM

I'm running a set of 22x9 +15 and 22x10.5 +20. The wheels are very flush to the leading edge of the fender flares. I can post a few pics if that helps.

M302_imola · 05-10-2018, 11:03 AM

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Originally Posted by CeeTeeX5

I'm running a set of 22x9 +15 and 22x10.5 +20. The wheels are very flush to the leading edge of the fender flares. I can post a few pics if that helps.

Please do so

CeeTeeX5 · 05-10-2018, 07:50 PM

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Originally Posted by M302_imola

Please do so

Pics aren’t great but here you go.

virtualbong · 05-11-2018, 02:38 PM

Do you think 22x9 +15 square setup would look right?

TxBeem · 05-11-2018, 03:28 PM

Best place to get TPMS?

r33_RGSport · 05-11-2018, 09:24 PM

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Best place to get TPMS?

Check out my website.

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2018 x5 3.5i xdrive 22 inch rims

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jlstyle Lieutenant Colonel 357 Rep 1,762 Posts Drives: Porsche Panamera Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: USA iTrader: (0) Garage List 2014 Audi S7 [0.00] 2015 BMW X5 [0.00]	I think you might experience the rougher ride quality. I took out a loaner with 19" today and man ride quality is so much better than mine with 20". Or did my car just crapped out on me? This loaner feels so much more luxurious than almost fully loaded car.
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Wavy Captain 1198 Rep 848 Posts Drives: B8 Join Date: May 2015 Location: SoCal iTrader: (0)	If you go from 19 runflat to 21 or 22 runflat then yes it will probably be stiffer. But if you go from 19 runflat to 21 or 22 non runflat. The difference will be minimal. Also, summer tires usually have a stiffer sidewall when compared to an all-season. Lots of variables to consider. Not just the wheel size. __________________ '23 B8, '84 Monte Carlo SS, '23 Escalade, '21 S 580, '20 AMG GT 53 , '18 LS 500, '18 X6, '16 Corvette, '12 750Li, '14 GS 350, '13 ES 350, '10 Maxima, '09 Challenger
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Jars914 First Lieutenant 658 Rep 345 Posts Drives: 2015 x5 35i M-Sport Join Date: Apr 2018 Location: Yonkers ny iTrader: (0)	I appreciate all the feedbAck, i definitely know that the ride will be a little rougher when going from 19-22s , in some cases people said their car was smoother on 22s which i find hard to believe. Im more concerned with getting the right offset and staggered set up. 22x11 rear and 22x10 front is what im goin for but i found a set 22x11 with 22x9 in the front, is that a problem?
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CeeTeeX5 Major 936 Rep 1,180 Posts Drives: 2018 X5 xDrive35i M-Sport Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Issaquah, WA iTrader: (0)	You could also run the tire setup I have which would work fine for the wheel widths you are looking at. I'm running Atturo AZ850s in the following sizes: 275/35/22 Front on 22x9 315/30/22 Rear on 22x10.5 The front tires do bulge out a bit but I don't mind it and it provides some curb protection. They are also a little taller than the OEM overall diameter so provide a bit more sidewall height than the sizes Ben (RG Sport)mentioned. __________________ 2018 X5 35i M-Sport Dinan Stage 1 Tuner M-Perf Exhaust and lip Wheels: Winter - 469m; Summer - Vossen CV7 22s 2018 X1 28i M-Sport
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Jars914 First Lieutenant 658 Rep 345 Posts Drives: 2015 x5 35i M-Sport Join Date: Apr 2018 Location: Yonkers ny iTrader: (0)	Awesome how do you like those tires? Im looking at this set of wheels in 22x10.5 and 22x9 https://www.carid.com/savini-wheels/...104374430.html which has an option of delinte ds8 tires for an extra 450 bucks lol but i just dont know about them, definitely dont want to spend 1500 on pirellis either lol
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