So that may be the info your dealer is using? The BMW Canada site states that the top speed is 250 KPH Figures in apply to vehicles with performance tires and increased top-speed limiter.' Maybe they don't do it in Canada? I've seen some folks suggesting you plug the VIN into a BMW VIN decoder and see if it has the speed limit increase coded. I guess one takeaway I took away from this experience is that sales guys often have no idea what they are talking about. So I called my sales guy and he confirmed there's no speed limiter, double checked him and called BMW canada, and they confirmed no speed limiter.Ĭar is on the boat to Halifax right now so will see if thats the case. This is concerning as I do plan to take the car to the track at some point. Unless things have changed for 2019, if you order the car with All Season Run Flat tires, you will have your speed limited to 130, unchangeable after 10 hours of operation (unless someone offers a flash tune for the B58 F22, currently no on has) and your wheels will be 7.5 on all 4 wheels. To get the 250km/h speed limiter you need option S840A which comes with the selection of summer tyres. Yes, if you ordered the all-season tyres for you M240i in Canada, you won’t get the increased speed limiter, it will be set to 210km/h. Does this mean I will still have a speed limiter after I put on new set of rims and summer tires?Īlso, if I find that the car is undrivable with the AS during the winter, I can swap out to winters using these rims right? It was mentioned here that the rear was narrower than the front and I looked up the spec and it looks like the front is narrower not the back?

I plan to use these all season as my winters, and then get new aftermarket rims with performance tires for the summer. Am I reading this right and that there is a speed limiter on my 2019 M240i just because I selected the factory all season tires? I just ordered a 2019 M240i cabriolet with the All season Jet black wheels.

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