CLS500 Stock 18" on (W203)
But according to some sellers on ebay these wheels will fit an 05 C240 and other models as well.
Just wonderding if anyone has put these on their ride. Chrome or silver finish.
Here's a link to the ebay auction. just scrool to middle of page.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/18-Me...4739QQtcZphoto
That being said, I suggest sending an email to the vendor selling the rims specifically asking for:
- Wheel sizes specifically (front and rear), i.e. 18X? F&R
- Wheel offsets
If the sizes come in the same or similar to the standard 18's that have worked with the w203, then you are good to go. Simple solution. If they can't give you that info or don't know the info, I wouldn't even bother considering buying from a vendor that's selling wheels.
Wheel Size Front: 18"x 8.5 28mm offset
Wheel Size Rear: 18"x 9.5 33mm offset
Bolt Pattern: 5 x 112
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Drex, forgive my ignorance but i called the ebay seller/dealer directly and I told him that the offset doesn't appear to be correct in fitting with a 05' C240 Sedan. He double checked something and then told me confidently that they would fit perfectly without a spacer.
What question am I not asking or what is it there not telling me?
I wouldn't deem any of the info from those ebay sellers as reliable...
What question am I not asking or what is it there not telling me?
So you think they would work? The dealer did say if it was a 4matic it definately would not fit.
So you think they would work? The dealer did say if it was a 4matic it definately would not fit.
If you have the big brakes up front, they would be cross drilled and you would have calipers that say Mercedes Benz or AMG. If it is the stock w203 sedan rotors, then they are most likely not big brakes.
In a rear wheel drive car, the car is powered by the rear wheels. With bigger tires in the rear, more rubber allows the rear-powered wheels to have better traction.
I have heard of some AWD/4WD cars that run a reverse staggered setup, due to the power balance being geared more to the front than the rear (i.e. 60%f/40%r), but haven't seen it actually in person.
That's as basic an explanation as I can give.
Why? Are your Brabus reps staggered?






