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From: PA
2006 c280 4matic
I'm looking into buying new wheels for my car. The pair I like are staggered and I was just wondering the pros and cons of putting staggered wheels on a 4matic. I know they CAN go on a 4matic, so it would be nice if on a forum I could get questions answered. Thanks
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From: Llandudno, Cape Town, South Africa
late 2009 CLK 350 Coupe Elegance, '65 Jaguar S Type wires
The only cons are not being able to rotate wheels apart from across the same axle. You must maintain rolling circumference of front to rear tyres within about 2%.
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C180
Im sure this has been posted 100 times already but..
I've recently bought some 18x10 all round ET25 and have 225/40/18 tyres on them.. Was curious to how the fit will be on the front.
Moar camber needed or will they be okay?
Moar camber needed or will they be okay?
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From: fort worth, tx
06 C230 SS 6spd
You're not going to be able to put 10" in the front. Your tires are going to hit the fenders and be hitting the struts and springs on the inside. Our cars can barely handle 10" in the rear and that's if you don't lower it or decide to roll and pull the fenders when you lower it. If you're going for that stretched look that's lowest I'd go on 10"
Last edited by phister; Sep 6, 2011 at 12:27 PM.
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C180
Heres one of the wheels...
http://www.flickr.com/photos/67217395@N05/6120469591/http://www.flickr.com/photos/67217395@N05/6120469591/ by http://www.flickr.com/people/67217395@N05/, on Flickr
Last edited by VIPo'VIP's; Sep 6, 2011 at 01:03 PM. Reason: Finally!.. Sorry that was the first time ive attempted to post a picture..
