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Check out these replicas
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/19-AM...spagenameZWDVW
...pretty damn good copy.
These are not as good...
http://www.bekkers.com/Merchant2/mer...ry_Code=amgrep
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/19-AM...spagenameZWDVW
...pretty damn good copy.
These are not as good...
http://www.bekkers.com/Merchant2/mer...ry_Code=amgrep
I have a question about the light weight wheels...
Being them light weight, do they have enough strength to support some considerable potholes!?
What I wanna know is, if I'll go with some of these wheels, won't they have the tendency to transform in a square wheel!?
I'm asking this because I'm running on replicas, but the quality is a little bit better than some years ago, but not as OEM! (I have all 4 wheels needing to be straighten up)
Being them light weight, do they have enough strength to support some considerable potholes!?

What I wanna know is, if I'll go with some of these wheels, won't they have the tendency to transform in a square wheel!?

I'm asking this because I'm running on replicas, but the quality is a little bit better than some years ago, but not as OEM! (I have all 4 wheels needing to be straighten up)

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Being them light weight, do they have enough strength to support some considerable potholes!?
What I wanna know is, if I'll go with some of these wheels, won't they have the tendency to transform in a square wheel!?
I'm asking this because I'm running on replicas, but the quality is a little bit better than some years ago, but not as OEM! (I have all 4 wheels needing to be straighten up)
Depends on how they make the rims, really. Rule of thumb in most cases - Forged >>>>> CastOriginally Posted by gaiex
I have a question about the light weight wheels...Being them light weight, do they have enough strength to support some considerable potholes!?

What I wanna know is, if I'll go with some of these wheels, won't they have the tendency to transform in a square wheel!?

I'm asking this because I'm running on replicas, but the quality is a little bit better than some years ago, but not as OEM! (I have all 4 wheels needing to be straighten up)
Of course, the best thing is to avoid potholes no matter what.
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If anyones interested, 1,900$ shipped 80% tire thread check link for more info
They have to go by this weekend
https://mbworld.org/forums/wheels-tires/238897-feeler-fs-19x8-5-19x9-5-millenium-rims-good-price-needs-go-asap.html
They have to go by this weekend
https://mbworld.org/forums/wheels-tires/238897-feeler-fs-19x8-5-19x9-5-millenium-rims-good-price-needs-go-asap.html
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Thanks a lot man! cant wait to see your ride with the kit on


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i miss havin those wheels. too bad the offset is too low. i'da saved em and threw em on the a3
good luck w the sale.
good luck w the sale.
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Ok, Ive read though most of the posts but did not find the exact info that i was looking for.. I have a W203 C240 non sport package and was thinking if i could fit a 19X8.5 in the front with a 40 offset and a 19X10 rears with 45 offset.. Wheels are made by carlsson model 1/6 evo. Also, can I use 245/35 front and 275/30 rears? planning to use Tein springs. If it would not fit.. any suggestions on how I can make it fit? Thanks for you help! meantime, ill read through other posts..
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I thought that somewhere in this thread, someone stated- a couple times, that something between et28-35 for the fronts and et32-35 (maybe a tad more) on the rears. With that being said- you can most likely use those wheels, but you will need some spacers and longer lugs.
I think I would cut that tire size down a little also. 225 or 235 fronts and 255 or 265 on the rears.
I think I would cut that tire size down a little also. 225 or 235 fronts and 255 or 265 on the rears.
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I think I would cut that tire size down a little also. 225 or 235 fronts and 255 or 265 on the rears.
Originally Posted by bumpnzx3
I thought that somewhere in this thread, someone stated- a couple times, that something between et28-35 for the fronts and et32-35 (maybe a tad more) on the rears. With that being said- you can most likely use those wheels, but you will need some spacers and longer lugs.I think I would cut that tire size down a little also. 225 or 235 fronts and 255 or 265 on the rears.
They all say they've searched, but most are too lazy to read the whole thread.What do you guys think? in 18" OZ Ultraleggera...
In 19"
but I can't put them, because that size its not allowed by the DMV here, because its not a size used by MB 
but I can't put them, because that size its not allowed by the DMV here, because its not a size used by MB 
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OZ FTW!Originally Posted by gaiex
What do you guys think? in 18" OZ Ultraleggera...
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I just got my rims and i need to know if it would clear and not rub on my car.
I have a 2004 C230 Kompressor and i got some rims that are 19x8.5 with a 32mm offset front and 19x9.5 with 35mm offset on the back....
The car is not drop or anything, and what discounttire told me that it wouldn't rub and the tire size that im going to need are 235/35/19 for the front and 255/30/19 on the back does anyone know if i would rub or if i would clear it with no problem.......
thank.......
I have a 2004 C230 Kompressor and i got some rims that are 19x8.5 with a 32mm offset front and 19x9.5 with 35mm offset on the back....
The car is not drop or anything, and what discounttire told me that it wouldn't rub and the tire size that im going to need are 235/35/19 for the front and 255/30/19 on the back does anyone know if i would rub or if i would clear it with no problem.......
thank.......
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I have a 2004 C230 Kompressor and i got some rims that are 19x8.5 with a 32mm offset front and 19x9.5 with 35mm offset on the back....
The car is not drop or anything, and what discounttire told me that it wouldn't rub and the tire size that im going to need are 235/35/19 for the front and 255/30/19 on the back does anyone know if i would rub or if i would clear it with no problem.......
thank.......
Originally Posted by importz_
I just got my rims and i need to know if it would clear and not rub on my car.I have a 2004 C230 Kompressor and i got some rims that are 19x8.5 with a 32mm offset front and 19x9.5 with 35mm offset on the back....
The car is not drop or anything, and what discounttire told me that it wouldn't rub and the tire size that im going to need are 235/35/19 for the front and 255/30/19 on the back does anyone know if i would rub or if i would clear it with no problem.......
thank.......
yeh, if u dont have the big breaks on the front ur good to go, if u had them it would 36mm offset ont hew front and 32 on the back last i checkd. post pics of your wheels when u get them on ur ride. im still looking for wheels but cant decide... then i end up speding the money saved and then i need to wait again ahaa..

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ur okay. you can go 265 in the back and still be okay. also take into consideration the sidewall height of the tires. that plays a major role.
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Might rub if the suspension is too soft, no? Your car is SS?
Go with 245s/255s and not sure if ET32 will clear BBKs (if you have them)
Go with 245s/255s and not sure if ET32 will clear BBKs (if you have them)
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if you have the big brakes. it is 28-31 offset on the front 8.5 and 35 offset on the rear 9.5.Originally Posted by benzito911
yeh, if u dont have the big breaks on the front ur good to go, if u had them it would 36mm offset ont hew front and 32 on the back last i checkd. post pics of your wheels when u get them on ur ride. im still looking for wheels but cant decide... then i end up speding the money saved and then i need to wait again ahaa..
Ok, I'm in love with these HRE M40 



Any one know more info about them, weight, price!?
I think I read somewhere that the sizes are 19-20" if so I can forget it since I only want 18"




Any one know more info about them, weight, price!?
I think I read somewhere that the sizes are 19-20" if so I can forget it since I only want 18"

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on staggard set up for 19x8.5(front) and 19x9.5(rear)
usually the lip is about 2.5 inch in back right? whats front?
usually the lip is about 2.5 inch in back right? whats front?
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a friend was offering me to buy his giovanna wheels 20". i have a stock 06 c230 SS (tires are 35 but not sure about any other dimensions) it's black, with chrome lip. we'll meet up sunday. is 20 ok? i was just looking for 19. he won the wheels from a poker game. do i still need to drop the height? and upgrade sway bars? would an H&R lowering spring will do with stock shocks?
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Im getting tired of not being able tu turn the steering wheel all the way to make u-turns. Front tire tuch the front part of the black plastic under the fender. is there any solutions other than getting smaller wheels or raising hight? coz I luv the way it looks now.
H&R coils, 225 40 18X8.5 and 255 35 18X9.5.
Any suggestions with that plastic
Or I just have to live with it?
H&R coils, 225 40 18X8.5 and 255 35 18X9.5.
Any suggestions with that plastic
Or I just have to live with it?
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H&R coils, 225 40 18X8.5 and 255 35 18X9.5.
Any suggestions with that plastic
Or I just have to live with it?
Your setup seems about right..Just leave it and those wheel covers will wear out eventually from the rubbing Originally Posted by spyderpig
Im getting tired of not being able tu turn the steering wheel all the way to make u-turns. Front tire tuch the front part of the black plastic under the fender. is there any solutions other than getting smaller wheels or raising hight? coz I luv the way it looks now.H&R coils, 225 40 18X8.5 and 255 35 18X9.5.
Any suggestions with that plastic
Or I just have to live with it?

I had the same issues and readjusted those wheel covers, it's been fine since that..Try to readjust them!





