Z4MC - where to find CSL wheels
Discussion
Hi, I know this has been asked a number of times in the past but wanted to check what the latest is?
I'm in need of some new rear tyres on my standard Z4MC wheels, and figure it's a good time to change to the CSL wheels. Other than eBay mentioned in previous posts where else can I buy CSL wheels?
Also, if I decide to stick with my standard Z4MC wheels, would people recommend ditching the Continental tyres and going for the Michelin PS2's instead - does it make a significant difference on the standard wheels?
Thanks, any information much apreciated
I'm in need of some new rear tyres on my standard Z4MC wheels, and figure it's a good time to change to the CSL wheels. Other than eBay mentioned in previous posts where else can I buy CSL wheels?
Also, if I decide to stick with my standard Z4MC wheels, would people recommend ditching the Continental tyres and going for the Michelin PS2's instead - does it make a significant difference on the standard wheels?
Thanks, any information much apreciated
The standard replies for CSL wheels still apply - BMW, Simpson Motorsport or ebay.
The PS2 tyres are much better than the generation 1 ContiSports. The 2nd/3rd generation ContiSports are much better though if you're looking at a cheaper alternative to the PS2s.
If you do get CSL wheels and go for wider tyres (i.e. 235/35 front and 265/30 rear) then you'll have to be VERY careful with the rims as the rim protector on the PS2s doesn't protect the rim at all, and even the slightest touch of a kerb, side of speed bump, etc. will leave you with a scrape.
I can't find any reference to the tyres with the widest rim protector and think I'll just end up bonding some extra rubber to the tyre for added protection
Alternatively I might even try the 245/35 and 275/30 combination instead to give me a bit more shoulder width - and those size are actually closer to the original overall diameter that the 235/35 and 265/30 option - although I don't know if they're too wide and will foul on something.

The PS2 tyres are much better than the generation 1 ContiSports. The 2nd/3rd generation ContiSports are much better though if you're looking at a cheaper alternative to the PS2s.
If you do get CSL wheels and go for wider tyres (i.e. 235/35 front and 265/30 rear) then you'll have to be VERY careful with the rims as the rim protector on the PS2s doesn't protect the rim at all, and even the slightest touch of a kerb, side of speed bump, etc. will leave you with a scrape.
I can't find any reference to the tyres with the widest rim protector and think I'll just end up bonding some extra rubber to the tyre for added protection

Alternatively I might even try the 245/35 and 275/30 combination instead to give me a bit more shoulder width - and those size are actually closer to the original overall diameter that the 235/35 and 265/30 option - although I don't know if they're too wide and will foul on something.

Edited by mmm-five on Tuesday 30th December 12:42
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