Sinikovicm

you think it's gonna rub on the front or poke out too much?

Thanks

vic viper

Both

Sinikovicm

Thanks, you saved me a trip to LA, was planning to pick them up. How about Audi Peelers 19"; 19x8.5 front offset 43
19x8.5 rear offset 43. Tires for all four 235/35/19. ??

vic viper

That should work.

Sinikovicm

Last question I swear,

I made up my mind to go with AMG 836 replica wheels from power wheels pro;
19x8.5 (F) and 19x9.5 (R), offset 42mm all around.

Currently I have OEM wheels; 225/45/17 fronts and 245/40/17 rear
Rim sizes: 7.5x17 (F) and 8.5x17 (R), Offsets; 47-58.

Question is which tires to get, these are the options; 235-35-19 (F), 265-30-19 (R)
Second option ,which I would prefer if it would fit, is; 245-35-19 F and 275-30-19

With OEM wheels/tires I have about 15 mm extra tire extending over wheel on each side to protect it from the curb. With first setup describe above, I would have about 10 mm on each side. With second setup I would have about 15mm.

Question is would the wider tires fit, would they rub, would they extend past fender or be flush?

Thanks.

vic viper

I would go with 235/35 and 265/30 as these are closest to stock circumference,
its impossible to beforehand say how much the tire will extend as it depends on the rim shape and tire make.

dulifi

Hello
Has anybody got a picture of a w204 mercedes with a brabus monoblock iv 18" on it?

Efline

loving the look of the 19' BBS LM's on our cars...

Peydidy

Looks great!
What are you Lowered on?

Peydidy

Does anyone think this set up will work on my 2009 C300? I am a bit skeptical myself about it but wanted to get a second opinion.

Lowered on H&R Super Sports

Front: 20x9 245/30/20 ET45
Rear: 20x10.5 285/25/20 ET44

I can change up the tire size but my main concern was if the wheels width and offsets would be possible

Thanks

hunthunter123

What spoiler is that and where did you get it? Car looks AMAZING.

FAneek

Thanks! I got it from MCD Motorsports a while back...the style is kinda similar to Vorsteiner. Check out ebay or call MCD. Not sure if they still carry them though. Hope that helps

pluto8745

Teddy, Do you get any rubbing or turning radius issues?

QuadB4

Hi sirs,
Can somebody advice if this AMG rims and tires from
E Class can fit my C Class W204 2013.
Front-8.5 x 18 ET 48, tire size 245/40.
Rear-9 x 18 ET 54, tire size 265/35.

04boxster

I just bought this combo. Got a killer deal even if the tires don't work out. My car is not lowered. Will I have a shot in hell getting these to work?
http://mercedespartspeople.com/produ...el%20-%20Black

itsLoonie

Should work perfectly fine. Rear tires are a bit wide if you do get it lowered though.

04boxster

I'll let you guys know how these work out. Doubt it will be trouble free.

Cls550 sport 19x8.5f / 19x9.5r (+35/+48)

Tires pirelli p zero 255/35/19 + 285/30/19



Yeah yeah I know they're big tires.

04boxster

K. Sold the pirellis. Should I go with 225/35/19 fronts on the car? 19x8.5 +35 fronts.

mangoango

iTrader: (1)

If your car is lowered, 225/35 might not be enough stretch due to the +35 offset.

What happened when you tried the 255/35 in front? I'm curious because I've thought about running a 255/35 square setup for my next set of wheels.

04boxster

Kind of what I was thinking. I'm about to purchase H&R supersports and am thinking the 215/35's just to be on the safe side. If I end up doing that I may have to resort to 235/35 on the rear just to make it look right in comparison. I only drove the car about 100 miles to test. It rubbed on the big stuff but I drove it very carefully. I've had worse honestly but would not advise that particular fitment one bit. I'm really stuck on this decision...


215/35/19
235/35/19

Or

225/35/19
265/30/19

Car Will be lowered on 19x8.5 et35 / 19x9.5 et48 just to recap.

mangoango

iTrader: (1)

H&R SS + your wheel specs + 215 & 235 tires would look very similar to this car:
https://mbworld.org/forums/c-class-w...cs-stance.html

04boxster

Yeah after hours of research I ran into that car. He runs +35 all around. I've ran 235's on a 10 before and it wasn't that stretched at all. I think I'll go with the smaller setup for now just to be on the safe side. I really wish I could run the bigger set with no issues.

mangoango

iTrader: (1)

One other option is to shave 5 mm off the inner hub of the front wheels. I think you can run 225s up front on a 8.5" wheel with +40 offset. Proceed at your own risk though!

04boxster

Here's a sample...

04boxster

Looked into this but it's labor intensive, $100 per wheel and in the event of naturally occurring damage to a front upon replacement, quick replacement would not be an option. Good to point out though.