Alfadude

Is there any way you could reorient your pictures and re-post. Pretty hard to see what you are looking at when the pictures are all sideways.

truerogue76

they look straight when i open them on my computer.... when i upload/post the forum rotates them..
i just signed up.. maybe someone can chime in and let me know what the trick is

Keemisdaddy

[QUOTE=Code1ne;7132443]Those would fit and still wouldn't poke out. I ran 8.5 +15 front and 10 +38 rear before, the more wheel you poke out the more stretch you have to compensate for just an FYI. If you do 9.5 +45 you can run a 265 easily but I would get either 30 or 35 sidewall[/QUOTE


Awesome I have been looking for someone who run some decent specs, I'll be lowered on H&R SS will that tuck with 5MM spring rear pads after it settles? I really want to do a 19x9 +35 front 19x10 rear 20 but idk how if it will fit I do want to minimize the wheel stretch as much as possible.

om3ga

Hi all,

Is there any difference in car body width between amg package and avantgarde version?

I have w204 2010, avantgarde package (non-amg), currently considering two setups, will this setup fit without rubbing?
Currently stock suspension, however thinking about lowering it by -30mm.

Setup 1:
3SDM 0.01
Front: 18'' 8,5J ET45
Rear: 18'' 9,5J ET40

Setup 2:
Japan Racing JR18
Front: 18'' 8,5j ET 25-40 (40 is fine at front?)
Rear: 18'' 9,5j ET 20-43 (also 40 for rear?)

Tires probably the same size for both F: 225/35, R:255/35 (or even 40 if will fit)

Any advise appreciated, thanks.

97 GSX 97

I’m looking at some 18x8.5 +35 and 18x9.5 +38 C63 wheels for winter beaters. Anyone running this size/offset while lowered on H+R Super Sports? I’m trying to figure out tire sizes, and also trying to avoid rolling the fenders.

avyonix

Rays Volk Racing ZE40 wrapped in Michelin Pilot Sports 4. Front 18x8 225/40 ET50 Rear 18x8.5 255/35 ET44

Blk-ChromeC300

CLS63 19x8.5 40 5-112 66.6
CLS63 19x9.5 40 5-112 66.6

Hey guys, I have a 2012 C300 Sport 4matic sedan. I previously had nice 18" aftermarket AMG wheels on the car but the offset (which i don't know) was way to low in the rear and every little bump I hit, or If i had a passenger in the car, my rear tires would hit my rear fenders and made bad ware marks in my tires. I currently have 18" rims on the car right now and I want to go bigger and wider like my previous rims, but without the rubbing. The new rims Im looking at are CLS63 19" rims. I want to go 8.5" wide in the front, and 9.5" wide in the rear. They only offer the wheels in 40 offset, can i run these on my car without any rubbing if I stretch the tires? I have the stock Sport suspension. Let me know what you guys think, Thanks!

moohoun

krisp_c300

What Tire With:

19 x 8.5 / Rear - 19 x 10.0

Offset: Front - +35mm / Rear - +40mm

SBU1614

xEryx

It will definitely not fit without rubbing.

SBU1614

So part of me was thinking I’ll be ok...

my current srtup is as follows:

Front 18X8.5
Rear 18X9.5

the Rear does stick out slightly, and when I plug in the numbers with my current tire setup VS the lower profile setup I want to go with - willtheyfit.com says I’ll have even less poke than my current setup (which I can live with)...

bcraw902

Hey there guys,

I'm looking for information on 2013 W204 C300 4Matic Sport 3.5L stock wheel sizing, including hub bore size. Also, if known, what is the biggest setup I can run at stock height. I'm interested in getting 20" wheels, with biggest possible fitment without rubbing, cutting, rolling.

Also curious as to the max fitment for wheels and tires in 19". The fourm has many people with different opinions and information.

From what I've picked up from the fourm, this is the biggest fitment.

20"
FRONT: 245/30/R20 ET44
REAR: 275/25/R20 ET55

19"
FRONT: 235/35/R19 ET45
REAR: 265/30/R19 ET48

I'm a novice to plus sized wheels. This will be my first stanced attempt.

Thanks for the help guys
-B

bcraw902

I don't know how to delete this post...

caleb.nealey

krisp_c300

Ok guys just received some TSW Rallye Wheels as a gift the sizes are 19x8.5 & 19x9.5 ET40. Which tire size is best 235/35/19 & 265/30/19 or 225/35/19 & 255/30/19?

caleb.nealey

krisp_c300

225/25? Did you mean 225/35?

caleb.nealey

krisp_c300

Any News? I wanna Go with 235/35 if i can.

e8dingo

I have a 2014 C250 coupe and am looking at 19x8.5 Front and 19x9.5 Rear both with a 45 offset. Will they look good at that offset and what tires should I be looking at? Thanks!

brownin

I've recently started looking at making a few tweeks on the car, I'm all about the OEM+ look though, although I quite like a few aftermarket wheels but having seen these on an E class coupe recently, i think they would look the nuts on my c250 cdi sport.

I did a quick edit in gimp. no lowering but considering a light drop on springs.

question I have for you guru's is, would they rub/whirr or effect my ride quality?

specs:

Current: AMG 7 spoke standard alloys
Front Wheels: 8Jx18 ET50 (p/n AMG B66031494 - A20440198027X25)
Rear Wheels: 8.5Jx18 ET54 (p/n AMG B66031495 - A20440199027X25)

New: AMG 7 twin spoke e class
Front Wheels: 8.5Jx19 ET48 (p/n AMG B66031506 - A2124014502)
Rear Wheels: 9.5Jx19 ET48 (p/n AMG B66031507 - A2124014602)

I'm quite happy to fit some stretch if that's what is required (stretch is rarely bad looking anyway )

I looked on willtheyfit.com too but obviously its generic and they don't have considerations for the arches and strut positioning on my specific model.

maxnrelax

My current setup 19x8.5 and 19x9.5 +45

e8dingo

Looks good, what kind of wheels? Have you considered spacers? I'm kind of torn on it, with ET45's it would look good with 5mm in the rear and 10mm up from I think, but not sure I want to go down the spacer road. Struggling to find wheels I like at that perfect offset though, and without breaking the bank. I guess it's a compromise.

maxnrelax

Personally I've never ran spacers with any of my cars I've ever owned. With the correct offset you should be fine. +45 all around sits flush and I'am not running any springs.
I picked up this combo from a fellow member. They are Axis Verde.