some new pics with the 19" ...
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some new pics with the 19" ...
~ some new pics with the 19" silver painted in lay rims with the machined wheel face:
![](http://i70.photobucket.com/albums/i98/handwax1/fav_zpsbbd73ff9.jpg)
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![](http://i70.photobucket.com/albums/i98/handwax1/fav_zpsbbd73ff9.jpg)
![](http://i70.photobucket.com/albums/i98/handwax1/fav2_zpsb1bae6ed.jpg)
![](http://i70.photobucket.com/albums/i98/handwax1/fav4_zps7a30c889.jpg)
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Last edited by andrew e coupe; 03-19-2013 at 05:25 PM.
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Nice, Nice, Nice !!!
Much better than before andrew![thumbs](https://mbworld.org/forums/images/smilies/thumbsup.gif)
As mentioned a while ago because that model of rim is no longer available and with the custom finish you've applied I'll happily take them once your lease is up
Much better than before andrew
![thumbs](https://mbworld.org/forums/images/smilies/thumbsup.gif)
As mentioned a while ago because that model of rim is no longer available and with the custom finish you've applied I'll happily take them once your lease is up
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If you size them right with 19s, you really won't have a change with the speedo. I got smaller sidewall tires and they're almost identical (about .25" at the very most) in diameter to my stock 18s.
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I'm running: F 225/35-19, R 265/30-19. There's a little stretch with those sizes, but being a 4Matic and not being able to lower I wanted something that matches the stock size as close as possible. Plus, I wanted the diameters to be as close as possible. Honestly, I love the look and stance now, couldn't be happier. I think these cars look best with 19s.
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I'm running: F 225/35-19, R 265/30-19. There's a little stretch with those sizes, but being a 4Matic and not being able to lower I wanted something that matches the stock size as close as possible. Plus, I wanted the diameters to be as close as possible. Honestly, I love the look and stance now, couldn't be happier. I think these cars look best with 19s.
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I'm running: F 225/35-19, R 265/30-19. There's a little stretch with those sizes, but being a 4Matic and not being able to lower I wanted something that matches the stock size as close as possible. Plus, I wanted the diameters to be as close as possible. Honestly, I love the look and stance now, couldn't be happier. I think these cars look best with 19s.
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2013 MB C350 Coupe, 2006 Toyoya 4 Runner, Cessna A152 Aerobat, Cessna 172N / 180 HP
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Andrew, your coupe looks great, I liked it with the 18" wheels also.
Maybe you could school me on wheel off set, width & looks.
I have a 2013 C350 Coupe, Polar White / Almond Beige w/ AMG 18" 5 spoke wheels. I'm planning on staying with the 18".
I've looked at all the wheels on "Wheelplus" & others sites and can't find the proper offsets ( 50 & 54).
How would ET45's fit, look & any rubbing issues ?
Has anyone tried "wheel adapters or spacers" to change the bolt pattern giving a larger selection?
It's hard to imagine the limited selection available for MB's.
Don
Maybe you could school me on wheel off set, width & looks.
I have a 2013 C350 Coupe, Polar White / Almond Beige w/ AMG 18" 5 spoke wheels. I'm planning on staying with the 18".
I've looked at all the wheels on "Wheelplus" & others sites and can't find the proper offsets ( 50 & 54).
How would ET45's fit, look & any rubbing issues ?
Has anyone tried "wheel adapters or spacers" to change the bolt pattern giving a larger selection?
It's hard to imagine the limited selection available for MB's.
Don
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It's hard to tell, I was out of town for a month and put the wheels on as soon as I got back. The ride won't be as comfortable as before due to a lower sidewall height, but it's still very smooth and straight.
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andrew c coupe
I believe you originally had 18” wheels with 5mm spacers - front & 10mm spacers – rear? Did you use the spacers with the 19” wheels?
I’m having trouble finding ET50 front & ET 54 rear wheels.
Please correct me if I’m wrong but adding spacers does not change the “offset” or the “back space” but moves the wheel “outboard” ?
So by using a spacer I might be able to compensate somewhat for the incorrect “offset”?
Don
I believe you originally had 18” wheels with 5mm spacers - front & 10mm spacers – rear? Did you use the spacers with the 19” wheels?
I’m having trouble finding ET50 front & ET 54 rear wheels.
Please correct me if I’m wrong but adding spacers does not change the “offset” or the “back space” but moves the wheel “outboard” ?
So by using a spacer I might be able to compensate somewhat for the incorrect “offset”?
Don
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Yes and no, the spacers move the wheel outboard more which in a way decreases the offset. It can get tricky conceptually but if you think about it at the most basic level, you have it, it just pushes the wheel out.
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