rim size
10-06-2009, 08:20 PM
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C230 kompressor 1999 (W202)
rim size
I wonder if someone knows if these rims would fit on my 99’ C230 K (W202):
ET25
7J x 15H2
1264002802
34-89
My current rims are:
ET37
6 1/2J x 15H2
2104000202
15 45 98
I don’t know if this helps, my tires are size: 195x65x15
Thank you.
ET25
7J x 15H2
1264002802
34-89
My current rims are:
ET37
6 1/2J x 15H2
2104000202
15 45 98
I don’t know if this helps, my tires are size: 195x65x15
Thank you.
10-07-2009, 04:43 AM
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I think they will fit perfectly, anyway...the offset is to small (ET25) so the wheels will go much more inside than you original wheels (you may need spacers to take them a little bit out.
10-07-2009, 02:40 PM
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vali982,
thank you for your reply. With all due respect, are you sure it is not the other way around? I spoke to the guys at the tire place that will do the installation and they said the offset difference is 12 mm + 1/2" new, wider rims will add an extra 6 mm on both sides, sticking the wheel 18 mm outside.
If that's the case then I wonder if the front tires will rub off the interior plastic (when turning them) since it would be very close to it (especially if there is a layer of snow on the tire).
Now I am confused and don't know what is correct...
thank you for your reply. With all due respect, are you sure it is not the other way around? I spoke to the guys at the tire place that will do the installation and they said the offset difference is 12 mm + 1/2" new, wider rims will add an extra 6 mm on both sides, sticking the wheel 18 mm outside.
If that's the case then I wonder if the front tires will rub off the interior plastic (when turning them) since it would be very close to it (especially if there is a layer of snow on the tire).
Now I am confused and don't know what is correct...
Last edited by bimmer5; 10-07-2009 at 02:42 PM.
