W204's and offsets of wheels
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2013 C250 Sport
285 in the rear is big for a 9.5" wide rim. thats usually a 255 or 265, sometimes 275 but that would be the max size i would run
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2012 P30 C63 COUPE
Need help!
Hey guys just got news that the wheels I want are only available in 19x8.5 +38 19x9.5 +41.. Trying to fit these on a C63 coupe with H&R springs and need to know ASAP if they will fit.. Anybody know if they will work??
Wheels are the Vertini RF1.1's
Tires are PSS 235/35/19, 265/30/19
Thanks for any help you can give..
Mike
Wheels are the Vertini RF1.1's
Tires are PSS 235/35/19, 265/30/19
Thanks for any help you can give..
Mike
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will fit no problem. might have a tad bit of rubbing in the rear depending how low the springs dropped for you. nothing a tad smaller tire or slight roll/pull cant fix if there is any rubbing
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Mercedes c250 w204
But the wheels are with 285 ! I need just to know if i should be change the tires or i can use it ? And concerned the front with 245 ? You think it can be rub ?
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They will both fit and work fine. Down the road when you need new tires dont go with a 285 width in the rear, go with something smaller it will safe you some money also.
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sup everyone i have a 2013 c250 looking to buy these rims from a member an_DREW been looking for opinions on fitment from other c250 owners, so what u all think? 19x 8.5 +40 and 19x10 +48 Forgestar F14... also any tire size suggestions?
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Mercedes c250 w204
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Mercedes C300 Sport Edition
Upgrade tire and wheels
Hi:
Anyone can help?
I have a C300 W204 2009 Sport edition with staggered wheels from factory with offset front ET 47 8.5" and rear ET 58 9.5"
Tires in front 225 45 17 and rear 245 40 17.
What should be the best fit in tires size, wheels and offset on 17" non staggered?
can I put 4 wheels 17" offset 35 8" width, with tires front 225 45 17 and rear 245 40 17?
Anyone can help?
I have a C300 W204 2009 Sport edition with staggered wheels from factory with offset front ET 47 8.5" and rear ET 58 9.5"
Tires in front 225 45 17 and rear 245 40 17.
What should be the best fit in tires size, wheels and offset on 17" non staggered?
can I put 4 wheels 17" offset 35 8" width, with tires front 225 45 17 and rear 245 40 17?
Last edited by arodriguez0828; Dec 16, 2015 at 02:27 PM.
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2011 c300 4matic, 1997 Jetta GLX
What is a safe tire combo for staggered 8.5's and 10's on 4matic? I am building a set of 19" OZ Futuras and I am considering running them for a bit. I am using www.willtheyfit.com as a reference and the closest circumference I can get is off by 11mm.
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Anyone here running 19x10" ET45 on Super Sports with 265/30? Or do I need to go with a 255/30 instead to avoid rubbing?
Sorry if already covered, but I didn't see it in the thread.
Thanks!
Sorry if already covered, but I didn't see it in the thread.
Thanks!
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2011 Mercedes-Benz C300 Sedan
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Yeah I am running 19x9.5" ET42 with 265/30 right now, as far as I calculated it should poke another 3mm with a 10" wide, so I guess it will be 255 instead.
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C-class. C180 BE, 1.8 cgi, W204. 12' model
I consider going up to 19"s as well but I'm afraid I might end up regreting it even through it looks great. On 17s now, thinking of loss of comfort, increased road noise and perhaps lower gas Milage. Do or don't? Advice appreciated.
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That looks sweet, would love to see more pictures.
I consider going up to 19"s as well but I'm afraid I might end up regreting it even through it looks great. On 17s now, thinking of loss of comfort, increased road noise and perhaps lower gas Milage. Do or don't? Advice appreciated.
I consider going up to 19"s as well but I'm afraid I might end up regreting it even through it looks great. On 17s now, thinking of loss of comfort, increased road noise and perhaps lower gas Milage. Do or don't? Advice appreciated.
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FYI for all the guys and gals here... the H&R super sport spring is not that aggressively low.
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2011 C350 4matic
I am a new member and just purchased CF10 19"with 8.5 and 10, offset is 40/52 and would like to get some input from you all expert here on wheels and tires. Here are my question.
- I'm thinking of purchasing tires with 245/35/19 front and 275/30/19 rear, any chance of rubbing issue with stock spring? I don't have any plans of lowering my car for now as I use this for my daily driving and hauling 2 adults at the back.
- Is 245 and 275 is a proper ratio between front and rear to avoid damaging the axle or parts of drive train?
- If say I plan to lower it using H&R SS, any possibility of rubbing?
- Can I still use the stock lugs nuts? Or do I have to get a longer lugs and what size?
Any response and suggestion would be much appreciated.
- I'm thinking of purchasing tires with 245/35/19 front and 275/30/19 rear, any chance of rubbing issue with stock spring? I don't have any plans of lowering my car for now as I use this for my daily driving and hauling 2 adults at the back.
- Is 245 and 275 is a proper ratio between front and rear to avoid damaging the axle or parts of drive train?
- If say I plan to lower it using H&R SS, any possibility of rubbing?
- Can I still use the stock lugs nuts? Or do I have to get a longer lugs and what size?
Any response and suggestion would be much appreciated.
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08 MB C350
I am a new member and just purchased CF10 19"with 8.5 and 10, offset is 40/52 and would like to get some input from you all expert here on wheels and tires. Here are my question.
- I'm thinking of purchasing tires with 245/35/19 front and 275/30/19 rear, any chance of rubbing issue with stock spring? I don't have any plans of lowering my car for now as I use this for my daily driving and hauling 2 adults at the back.
- Is 245 and 275 is a proper ratio between front and rear to avoid damaging the axle or parts of drive train?
- If say I plan to lower it using H&R SS, any possibility of rubbing?
- Can I still use the stock lugs nuts? Or do I have to get a longer lugs and what size?
Any response and suggestion would be much appreciated.
- I'm thinking of purchasing tires with 245/35/19 front and 275/30/19 rear, any chance of rubbing issue with stock spring? I don't have any plans of lowering my car for now as I use this for my daily driving and hauling 2 adults at the back.
- Is 245 and 275 is a proper ratio between front and rear to avoid damaging the axle or parts of drive train?
- If say I plan to lower it using H&R SS, any possibility of rubbing?
- Can I still use the stock lugs nuts? Or do I have to get a longer lugs and what size?
Any response and suggestion would be much appreciated.
As far as the stock lugs nuts it all depends on the wheels really.
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Thanks FAneek. I will try the 245/275 on stock height and see how it goes and if there is room left to lower it in the future. I would like to have a wider stance. I'm buying a cheaper tire for now for test fitment.
I spoke to one of n4sm rep and asked them if I can use my stock lugs for forgestar cf10 and he said I need to buy an extended lug nuts? Any comments on this.
I spoke to one of n4sm rep and asked them if I can use my stock lugs for forgestar cf10 and he said I need to buy an extended lug nuts? Any comments on this.
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Thanks FAneek. I will try the 245/275 on stock height and see how it goes and if there is room left to lower it in the future. I would like to have a wider stance. I'm buying a cheaper tire for now for test fitment.
I spoke to one of n4sm rep and asked them if I can use my stock lugs for forgestar cf10 and he said I need to buy an extended lug nuts? Any comments on this.
I spoke to one of n4sm rep and asked them if I can use my stock lugs for forgestar cf10 and he said I need to buy an extended lug nuts? Any comments on this.
