Pics of 22" rims on vehicle
11-10-2013, 09:10 PM
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2008 ML320cdi Irid.silver, 2013 VW Jetta Prem. Tdi Dsg red
I actually wish my ML had 17 or 18 inch wheels so I would be able to buy all terrain tires. To each his own. Big heavy wheels are pretty bad for braking performance also. More rolling mass to stop.
11-15-2013, 01:10 AM
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11-15-2013, 09:04 AM
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Thanks, that is the google search I used but wanted to have interaction with someone who has them to see what they think, etc. :-)
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11-26-2013, 09:29 AM
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11-26-2013, 10:39 AM
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Thanks! It does make it look more sporty!
At first, the ride was more noisy. I didn't notice any comfort difference. I lowered the air from 40 to 35 and it reduced the noise considerably. Even at that, it is still a little more noisy than the stock tires, but that is because it is a wider tire and the design itself could be more noisy.
The speedo should be fine as I believe it uses a speed sensor (all newer cars do as far as I know).
At first, the ride was more noisy. I didn't notice any comfort difference. I lowered the air from 40 to 35 and it reduced the noise considerably. Even at that, it is still a little more noisy than the stock tires, but that is because it is a wider tire and the design itself could be more noisy.
The speedo should be fine as I believe it uses a speed sensor (all newer cars do as far as I know).
11-28-2013, 10:47 AM
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Thanks! It does make it look more sporty!
At first, the ride was more noisy. I didn't notice any comfort difference. I lowered the air from 40 to 35 and it reduced the noise considerably. Even at that, it is still a little more noisy than the stock tires, but that is because it is a wider tire and the design itself could be more noisy.
The speedo should be fine as I believe it uses a speed sensor (all newer cars do as far as I know).
At first, the ride was more noisy. I didn't notice any comfort difference. I lowered the air from 40 to 35 and it reduced the noise considerably. Even at that, it is still a little more noisy than the stock tires, but that is because it is a wider tire and the design itself could be more noisy.
The speedo should be fine as I believe it uses a speed sensor (all newer cars do as far as I know).
12-05-2013, 07:03 PM
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12-20-2013, 09:04 AM
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Ride seems the same. The trick is to find the right air pressure for comfort and mileage. I have them at 35.
I guess Mmb6f has left the building. I was hoping to find out how hard/expensive to convert to quad tips!
I guess Mmb6f has left the building. I was hoping to find out how hard/expensive to convert to quad tips!
12-21-2013, 02:01 AM
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Change the rear apron and the tips are your set. Parts would be probably $2500-3000 from the dealer without labor. I would get the tips from a seller on here since they look just like the OEM ones and have AMG stamp.
