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Originally Posted by VGM6
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Originally Posted by lv42day
All I have to say is, if you feel the ride is harsh, check you tire pressure......it can make a dramatic difference and it's alot cheaper than buying rim/tires....
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First off thank you for being the only one to reply haha. But then again I probably haven't gotten many replies since my initial post is probably so long....
Guys.  
I should have clarified why I want to go with a new set of rims. My X6M was equipped with the 20" 611M wheels which are pretty much the winter setup with staggered offsets. I like the comfort of the 20"s since they have a meatier tire then the 21"s. But I would like to keep the 20"s for the winter and get a set of 21's or 22's for the summer but trying to see if going w fatter tires would keep the cruise control function and not run into any other issues besides the speedo most likely reading slightly off since there is an obvious size difference. |
The winter 611 set runs a 285 rear tire on a narrower rim. The summer set runs a 325 rear tire on a wider rim.
Depending how much snow you get, 325 (or more likely 315, if you swap out) can be tricky in the winter.