22 in Vossen HF8 and Cete lowering module

mobileli · 04-03-2024, 08:49 PM

Just finished getting the car lowered with the cete module. Wheel fitment is 22 by 9.5 front and 22 by 10.5 rear. Tires are Toyo sport 265-35-22 and 295-30-22.
Wheel offset is 8 in the front and 15 on the rear. According to Vossen directly they recommend 15 and 25. If you’re not lowering it’s a better offset. But if lowering and you like the aggressive look go with what I did.

driftqueen · 04-09-2024, 01:25 AM

Beautiful

TheGooch · 09-01-2024, 09:22 PM

looks awesome! Ive been wanting to lower and go 22's on our i7 but been afraid of sacrificing ride quality. what % did ride quality suffer compared to stock? 10% worse?

cheers

LOL_AMG · 08-16-2025, 10:55 PM

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Originally Posted by mobileli

Just finished getting the car lowered with the cete module. Wheel fitment is 22 by 9.5 front and 22 by 10.5 rear. Tires are Toyo sport 265-35-22 and 295-30-22.
Wheel offset is 8 in the front and 15 on the rear. According to Vossen directly they recommend 15 and 25. If you’re not lowering it’s a better offset. But if lowering and you like the aggressive look go with what I did.

Is the offset + or -?

hufington · 08-17-2025, 10:40 PM

Love the wheels. This car is one of the few cars that I prefer not lowered.

AlteBMW · 08-18-2025, 09:24 AM

Looks great. But no way could 22s or the tires on them survive the roads where I am.

DroMike · 08-18-2025, 11:10 AM

I can't say I understand the attraction or purpose, but hey, I'm glad this makes you happy, so ENJOY!

BMW5and7 · 08-18-2025, 12:01 PM

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Originally Posted by DroMike

I can't say I understand the attraction or purpose, but hey, I'm glad this makes you happy, so ENJOY!

I am the same… I’d be okay to lower my G70 slightly, but not that much.

I wonder if that module would allow me to set it just a tiny bit lower (e.g. matching the Sport Drive Mode height but maintaining the Comfort drive mode feeling?)?

mobileli · 12-03-2025, 05:12 PM

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I am the same… I’d be okay to lower my G70 slightly, but not that much.

I wonder if that module would allow me to set it just a tiny bit lower (e.g. matching the Sport Drive Mode height but maintaining the Comfort drive mode feeling?)?

The CETE Module is fully customizable. Can even have different setting for different drive modes, or can adjust through app. MM by MM.
Car rides very close to original, Maybe 10-15% worse at times.

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mobileli New Member 6 Rep 11 Posts Drives: BMW 740i Join Date: Mar 2024 Location: san diego iTrader: (0)	22 in Vossen HF8 and Cete lowering module Just finished getting the car lowered with the cete module. Wheel fitment is 22 by 9.5 front and 22 by 10.5 rear. Tires are Toyo sport 265-35-22 and 295-30-22. Wheel offset is 8 in the front and 15 on the rear. According to Vossen directly they recommend 15 and 25. If you’re not lowering it’s a better offset. But if lowering and you like the aggressive look go with what I did. Attached Images
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