I’ve found 18-inch wheels are great for track days, but keep in mind that they may not look as aggressive as 19s. It’s all about balance.
Absolutely! You want to keep the ride quality in check. What offsets do you think are best for those sizes?
Definitely! But as for offsets on 19s, +20 front and +25 rear works well without issues.
What about tire combinations? I want a setup that offers good traction but isn’t too noisy on the highway.
For tires, I recommend Michelin Pilot Sport 4S—they offer great grip and low road noise. Perfect for daily driving and spirited runs!
Great choice! They really transform the driving experience with superb handling.
Just curious, what do you plan on using the car for? Daily driving, track, or a mix? It could impact your wheel and tire decisions.
I’m mostly daily driving but I enjoy taking it to the track occasionally. I want something versatile.
In that case, you might want to stick with the 19s and a quality all-season tire for the best of both worlds.
Just a heads-up, avoid going too wide or you might need to roll your fenders, which can be a hassle.
Nobody wants to roll fenders! That’s a great reminder. Better to stick within the safe limits.
I’ve read that 255s in the front and 275s in the back work well. Any thoughts on that combo?
That’s a popular setup! You’ll likely find a good balance of speed and handling without sacrificing daily comfort.
At the end of the day, it’s all about finding what fits your style. Enjoy the process of choosing!
Switching to lightweight wheels on your BMW M2 CS can significantly improve handling and responsiveness. Reducing unsprung weight allows for better grip and traction on corners, enhancing your overall driving experience.
Absolutely agree! My M2 CS felt way more agile after I switched to 19" lightweight wheels. It transformed the way I drive.
Does anyone know how much weight I can save by switching wheels? I’m curious about the performance difference.
Great question! You could save around 5-15 lbs per wheel with lightweight options. That’s not just numbers; it translates to quicker acceleration and better handling.
Switching to lighter wheels can definitely enhance acceleration. With less weight to move, you get quicker starts and more responsive driving dynamics.
That’s a significant reduction! Has anyone noticed improvements in fuel efficiency as well?