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Glad I just found this thread in my search. I was driving myself crazy looking for wheels. I wanted to keep the staggered and now I think I was nuts for thinking that. I had already replaced my rear tires with 275/40/19 so I will just do the same up front and be square on the 19x10 E35. Every wheel I was looking at would not fit due to the Brembo's.
 

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19x10 et.35 all around
275/40/19 on all corners.
Perfect
Dumb question but does it have to be exact? Can I use 19x10.5 +40?
 

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Dumb question but does it have to be exact? Can I use 19x10.5 +40?
That will most likely rub on the strut in the front. Everything is very tight up front; not a lot of room there. Will work if you use a small spacer, maybe 5-8mm. Those don’t need extended studs and are fairly cheap.
 

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I think it will depend on if it clears the front strut.
 

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Would a 20-10 wheel with 1.88 Inches, 48mm off-set work up front with a 275 or 285/35/20?
Too much offset, will rub. Will need a small spacer, at least 8mm.
 

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That will most likely rub on the strut in the front. Everything is very tight up front; not a lot of room there. Will work if you use a small spacer, maybe 5-8mm. Those don’t need extended studs and are fairly cheap.
I really like those Niche Essens in this thread. They have 19x10 +40
 

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I really like those Niche Essens in this thread. They have 19x10 +40
19x10 et 40 will work. As I said, I have two sets of wheels, one is et40 and it still clears, but just barely. I was somewhat concerned about deflection and rubbing at high loads, so I've been running that with a very small 5mm spacer. A very small spacer like that definitely has no impact on reliability/safety and you can probably just run it without a spacer and see if that works. If you ever notice rubbing, just add a small spacer.
 

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These are the exact specs I mentioned above
Niche Essen 19x10 et35, Conti DWS06 275/40/19 all around.
Stock Magneride height.

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20201204_114251 by chefjpd, on Flickr

Same setup on my 16 EB PP

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Screenshot_20180802-064709_Samsung Experience Home by chefjpd, on Flickr
This looks great!
I had the 19" Niche Essens on my 15GT Staggered.
I think I will take your advice and do the 10" squared with 275 DWS's on my Mach 1 for the winter.
How are the DWS all seasons in the cold?
 

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This looks great!
I had the 19" Niche Essens on my 15GT Staggered.
I think I will take your advice and do the 10" squared with 275 DWS's on my Mach 1 for the winter.
How are the DWS all seasons in the cold?
They work great in the cold and rain.
Never really used them in the snow, so can't comment.
I love these tires and the newer version is probably even better.
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