Looking for stock 17" wheels for 05 C320
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05 C320 sport coupe
Looking for stock 17" wheels for 05 C320
I have 19" wheels that are harsh on the butt. Anyone have some stockers in their garage they are looking to get rid of?
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I have some like this and the tires are almost brand new. Let me know if you interested.
http://i230.photobucket.com/albums/e...320rimsIII.jpg
http://i230.photobucket.com/albums/e...CLK320rims.jpg
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http://i230.photobucket.com/albums/e...320rimsIII.jpg
http://i230.photobucket.com/albums/e...CLK320rims.jpg
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a quarter mile at a time
I have some like this and the tires are almost brand new. Let me know if you interested.
http://i230.photobucket.com/albums/e...320rimsIII.jpg
http://i230.photobucket.com/albums/e...CLK320rims.jpg
Andy
http://i230.photobucket.com/albums/e...320rimsIII.jpg
http://i230.photobucket.com/albums/e...CLK320rims.jpg
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Not true. Even if the wheel's are 16", they would probably have a tire with a higher sidewall height (probably 205/55/16), and therefore a similiar diameter. Even if the overall diameter was a little off, the only consequence would be the speedometer being off a few miles per hour. People that add larger wheels to the car increase the overall diameter of the wheel size compared to the stock wheel, and you can use smaller wheels with a lower overall diameter with no consequence. (other than decreased cornering ability)
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SilverGt02 I still have them..shoot me your email to send ya pictures if interested..
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Not true. Even if the wheel's are 16", they would probably have a tire with a higher sidewall height (probably 205/55/16), and therefore a similiar diameter. Even if the overall diameter was a little off, the only consequence would be the speedometer being off a few miles per hour. People that add larger wheels to the car increase the overall diameter of the wheel size compared to the stock wheel, and you can use smaller wheels with a lower overall diameter with no consequence. (other than decreased cornering ability)
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a quarter mile at a time
Not true. Even if the wheel's are 16", they would probably have a tire with a higher sidewall height (probably 205/55/16), and therefore a similiar diameter. Even if the overall diameter was a little off, the only consequence would be the speedometer being off a few miles per hour. People that add larger wheels to the car increase the overall diameter of the wheel size compared to the stock wheel, and you can use smaller wheels with a lower overall diameter with no consequence. (other than decreased cornering ability)
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'02 C320 Wagon, '78 308 GTS, '06 Highlander Hybrid
I've got a set of 16x7 five spoke rims that came with my '02 C320. Let me know if you are interested. I can post some pix when I get home.
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Henry
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