gtbusiness

Good day,
The question is will rims with sizes mentioned below fit to c63 amg ?
Front
8,5
et 28
19'

Rear
9,5
et 2
19'

the model of rims is "super star leon hardiritt bugel"

Thank you!

Girard@ACGautomotive

No. Rears are way to aggressive.

Roswell

^^ I second that... +28 front is also too low. +2 rear? Must be a typo lol

You need +45 & up in the rear with 19x9.5.

jordanaf

SEARCH!!! All these newbies and the second and third hand C63 owners are getting out of hand. This is a wonderful site full of information and great people. Lately, it has been cluttered with too many, "Will this work questions?"

You'll get a lot more respect and learn a lot more about your car if you take the time to research and learn.

Kriston

This man speaks truth.

johnny--2k

I agree with the search part, but the issue is that there are almost TOO many threads, and it's hard to decipher the correct info from the garbage. What we need is a sticky with a lot of this info that keeps getting asked over and over and over and over and over again.

Tires - What sizes for stock suspension vs PP vs Lowered (coilovers vs just springs), then 18" or 19" inch wheels and stock or not?
Wheels - Offsets & Sizes with what suspension setups
Exhaust - Res Delete vs Cat Delete, Headers Catted or Catless, Cat Back, Cutouts, etc...
Tunes - Who does what? Costs? Ease of install? Highest Gains?
Suspension - Coilover vs Springs? What about alignment specs?
Brakes - 2-piece PP vs aftermarket with weight, pads, BBK, etc...

You can see with all those combinations of things, and the countless threads that are out there, it's quite frustrating to try and search because while there is an abundance of information, and GOOD information at that, it's so scattered and hard to decipher for someone who is not familiar with the form, which members are most knowledgeable, etc...

Sorry to hijack OP, but yes, those offsets are way too aggressive!

chrisridebike8

Should work fine. Just stretch a 195 on there and run about 15 degrees of negative camber...

abcut973

Won't work in the rear!
Front with stretched tires. lol!

rmxjm

Hey guys, new to the site but have a question.

I have an 05' sl500 with lug pattern 5x112. I just bought a set of Niche Circuit M110 wheels with a 5x112 pattern. when i took them to the local tire shop to be installed the pattern of the wheel is slightly off from the pattern of the car. Using a tool the car and the wheels measured a 5x112 bolt pattern but the slight difference will not allow lug nuts to screw in. has anyone heard of this problem or possibly know a solution.

Thanks in advance

Roswell

^^ very strange.. My only guess is u are missing some hubcentric rings to centers everything. Or else, is the Niche wheel touching something preventing it from sitting flat on the hubring? Hubcentric spacers should help. (i.e concave spoke design might slightly touch the calipers)