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      09-28-2022, 11:58 PM   #23
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I ordered Scorpion Winters on tire rack with a $100 Mail in Rebate. I want to keep the range of the 22s, plus the Scoprions have noise insulation and i've used them before on my X4M, ride quality was great on a car with a terrible suspension.
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      09-29-2022, 05:21 PM   #24
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I'm considering purchasing just a set of winter tires (no rims). Any reason not to do that? Swapping costs will be around $75 more, which still makes this option much cheaper than purchasing an extra set of rims.
Am I missing something?
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I'm considering purchasing just a set of winter tires (no rims). Any reason not to do that? Swapping costs will be around $75 more, which still makes this option much cheaper than purchasing an extra set of rims.
Am I missing something?
I’ve done that. It’s just a little more wear and tire and tires taking them on off rims. And you run risk of user error scratching your rims but if trusted shop doing it for you it’s not the worst thing in the world
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      09-30-2022, 05:45 PM   #26
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I'm going to build my own "Winter Wheel Set" from the stock 1020 style 22" wheels with Blizzaks and TPMS sensors. A lot more expensive compared to the OEM USA offering, but much more appealing to the eyes

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I was ordering new winter tires/rims, and my tire guy told me I could use the winter tire package from my X7. Size/offset seems to work.

255/55R20. Rims are 9" with a 30 offset, which compares to the 9.5" with a 37 offset for the iX.

Tire size is a bit off the BMW tire package, but it actually is a better "fit" when looking at the 22s that come with the ix.

Let me know what you guys think.
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      10-03-2022, 10:59 PM   #28
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I was ordering new winter tires/rims, and my tire guy told me I could use the winter tire package from my X7. Size/offset seems to work.

255/55R20. Rims are 9" with a 30 offset, which compares to the 9.5" with a 37 offset for the iX.

Tire size is a bit off the BMW tire package, but it actually is a better "fit" when looking at the 22s that come with the ix.

Let me know what you guys think.
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I was ordering new winter tires/rims, and my tire guy told me I could use the winter tire package from my X7. Size/offset seems to work.

255/55R20. Rims are 9" with a 30 offset, which compares to the 9.5" with a 37 offset for the iX.

Tire size is a bit off the BMW tire package, but it actually is a better "fit" when looking at the 22s that come with the ix.

Let me know what you guys think.
If you're going 20s there's so much room to play with. 255/55R20 is a great size if you're looking to go OEM/narrow. I'm going 20x9" with +25 offset with 285/50R20 with my winter set. You can go 265/50R20, 275/50R20 etc.
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      10-04-2022, 08:00 AM   #29
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255/55R20. Rims are 9" with a 30 offset, which compares to the 9.5" with a 37 offset for the iX.

Tire size is a bit off the BMW tire package, but it actually is a better "fit" when looking at the 22s that come with the ix.

Let me know what you guys think.
I am also getting 255/55R20 winters for my iX. Got Nokian Hakkapelita R5 SUV tires which were delivered to my shop yesterday. Just need to buy tpms sensors and get my iX for them.

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If you're going 20s there's so much room to play with. 255/55R20 is a great size if you're looking to go OEM/narrow. I'm going 20x9" with +25 offset with 285/50R20 with my winter set. You can go 265/50R20, 275/50R20 etc.
When you have to deal with deep snow often, narrow tires do better than wider ones. Depending where the OP regularly drives, this might be a necessary evil. 255 is the width I have on my X5 winters as well; they are 255/50R20 as opposed to the 55R20 for the iX. I am in a suburb of Montreal, so decent snow in the winter, and need to drive on unplowed roads every now and again and they do great. We also have local roads that don't get salted and essentially remain snow/ice covered all winter too.
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255/55R20. Rims are 9" with a 30 offset, which compares to the 9.5" with a 37 offset for the iX.

Tire size is a bit off the BMW tire package, but it actually is a better "fit" when looking at the 22s that come with the ix.

Let me know what you guys think.
I am also getting 255/55R20 winters for my iX. Got Nokian Hakkapelita R5 SUV tires which were delivered to my shop yesterday. Just need to buy tpms sensors and get my iX for them.

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If you're going 20s there's so much room to play with. 255/55R20 is a great size if you're looking to go OEM/narrow. I'm going 20x9" with +25 offset with 285/50R20 with my winter set. You can go 265/50R20, 275/50R20 etc.
When you have to deal with deep snow often, narrow tires do better than wider ones. Depending where the OP regularly drives, this might be a necessary evil. 255 is the width I have on my X5 winters as well; they are 255/50R20 as opposed to the 55R20 for the iX. I am in a suburb of Montreal, so decent snow in the winter, and need to drive on unplowed roads every now and again and they do great. We also have local roads that don't get salted and essentially remain snow/ice covered all winter too.
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I was ordering new winter tires/rims, and my tire guy told me I could use the winter tire package from my X7. Size/offset seems to work.

255/55R20. Rims are 9" with a 30 offset, which compares to the 9.5" with a 37 offset for the iX.

Tire size is a bit off the BMW tire package, but it actually is a better "fit" when looking at the 22s that come with the ix.

Let me know what you guys think.
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I was ordering new winter tires/rims, and my tire guy told me I could use the winter tire package from my X7. Size/offset seems to work.

255/55R20. Rims are 9" with a 30 offset, which compares to the 9.5" with a 37 offset for the iX.

Tire size is a bit off the BMW tire package, but it actually is a better "fit" when looking at the 22s that come with the ix.

Let me know what you guys think.
If you're going 20s there's so much room to play with. 255/55R20 is a great size if you're looking to go OEM/narrow. I'm going 20x9" with +25 offset with 285/50R20 with my winter set. You can go 265/50R20, 275/50R20 etc.
Thanks for the help.

I live in Toronto, and we go skiing with the kids, so I prefer the narrow sizes too.

And, this saves me a few thousand bucks too!
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      10-11-2022, 04:45 PM   #32
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2022-23 Genuine BMW iX Winter Wheel/Tire options are now available on our site here for anyone interested!
Looks overpriced to me...
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      10-11-2022, 06:12 PM   #33
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Even my car has performance tires. Checked with dealer. We can just change tires to all season and swap in Summer.
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      10-21-2022, 12:31 PM   #34
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Got my studded boots package put on today, took a bit of fiddling in the menus for the car to recognize the aftermarket TPMS, but got there in the end. Come at me now Winter!
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      10-21-2022, 12:55 PM   #35
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Got my studded boots package put on today, took a bit of fiddling in the menus for the car to recognize the aftermarket TPMS, but got there in the end. Come at me now Winter!
dang you have my car's twin. I hope you ain't in the Montreal area or we are going to have problems.

I am going to use my R233 wheels from my X5 too for my winters.... on a Blue ridge mountain metallic iX...

Let me ask you, which TPMS sensors did you use? I ordered the ones from TireRack (Huf) and got them delivered yesterday. They were 40$usd each + tax + shipping + brokerage for a total of 238.69$ USD (approx 325$ CAD).
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dang you have my car's twin. I hope you ain't in the Montreal area or we are going to have problems.

I am going to use my R233 wheels from my X5 too for my winters.... on a Blue ridge mountain metallic iX...

Let me ask you, which TPMS sensors did you use? I ordered the ones from TireRack (Huf) and got them delivered yesterday. They were 40$usd each + tax + shipping + brokerage for a total of 238.69$ USD (approx 325$ CAD).
https://pmctire.com/accessories/7210...058c&type=tpms

$200CAD

In the tpms menu, you have to select Manual/Winter tires/Tire size: Other. Otherwise if set to automatic, the tpms won't be recognized.
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https://pmctire.com/accessories/7210...058c&type=tpms

$200CAD

In the tpms menu, you have to select Manual/Winter tires/Tire size: Other. Otherwise if set to automatic, the tpms won't be recognized.
Thanks for the tip. I'll be sure to let my installer know to do that if they have trouble with mine.

With tax yours work out to be 239.10$ so about 85$ less than the TireRack ones I got. I'll know for next time.
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Thanks for the tip. I'll be sure to let my installer know to do that if they have trouble with mine.

With tax yours work out to be 239.10$ so about 85$ less than the TireRack ones I got. I'll know for next time.
I got a discount with my local Tesla owners club code.
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I ordered a set of 22" BMW 1020's with Bridgestone Blizzak LM005's
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I ordered a set of 22" BMW 1020's with Bridgestone Blizzak LM005's
I think I had the run flat version of those blizzaks on my x7 I got rid of. No problems with them

Where did you get the 1020s and for how much?
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I think I had the run flat version of those blizzaks on my x7 I got rid of. No problems with them

Where did you get the 1020s and for how much?
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I ordered a set of 22" BMW 1020's with Bridgestone Blizzak LM005's
Cabo were there any US sourced 22” winter tire options for those rims?
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