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It should be available by software update soon

No camber arms yet. Other option for the RS4s is 235-35-19 but that would be like 3.5% smaller. Would that create any power train issues apart from the speedometer error ? Unless I can go with 18” but not sure if wheels will clear the calipers. There are more sizes on the 18” like 265-40-18

According to this 9 should do 🤷🏼‍♂️

Looks like this is the only 9” option at tire rack...

Any idea if this tires would fit M3P ? RS4s 275/35ZR19 ...

Did you figured out if you need the permit ?

I see.... I do understand that they would technically induce understeer, but not quite sure which of the options would induce more/less understeer... or if you would even be able to tell the difference in understeer at all......

I guess you could always do 14mm front and 20mm rear.... I need to try the 14mm ones myself... then i'll decide if i go 5mm front 14mm rear or maybe 14mm front and 20mm rear although i think this might be too aggressive... seems like the rear stock are quite a bit further in than the...

They fit fine cause these are slip-ons with extended shank lug nuts.... so there is no issue with the studs hitting the rim as you are reusing the car studs

When do these expire ?

I think this post cleared it out ... Model 3 Performance Spacers so for 1. stock suspension 2. stock rotors 3. Uberturbine wheels 4. stock tires 235/35/20 studded: 18mm minimum or you can also do 20mm (20mm seems to stick out too much...

what would you recommend for a non-lowered stock camber & height M3P with uberturbines ?

So confusing lol I was just going for what it was said here https://teslamotorsclub.com/tmc/posts/7051464/ Seems like the latest M3Ps don’t have fitment issues from what is said on those posts So to summarize on stock height and camber 14mm front and rear non-studded spacers is your...

Let's say for now on stock camber.... 20mm won't work ?

So then 14mm front / 20mm rear would also work on the stock 20" right ? it would just still 6mm more than the picture in the rear