Anyone running on 18x8.5 +45 offset all around?
I have a 2010 C300 sport and I want to purchase some 18x8.5 wheels with +45 offset (front and rear). Does anyone have this setup on their car? If so, what size tires do you have? And are they a perfect fit? If you can post pictures of it, that would be greatly appreciated!
I'm hoping to have 18x8.5 +45 offset wheels with 225/40/18 front and 255/35/18 rear for tires. Would this work?
Thanks for that! Would you happen to have a picture of the front wheel (18x8.5)...the tire shop keeps telling me that an 18x8.5 wheel with 225/40/18 tire won't fit the front
I have a 2010 C300 sport and I want to purchase some 18x8.5 wheels with +45 offset (front and rear). Does anyone have this setup on their car? If so, what size tires do you have? And are they a perfect fit? If you can post pictures of it, that would be greatly appreciated!
I'm hoping to have 18x8.5 +45 offset wheels with 225/40/18 front and 255/35/18 rear for tires. Would this work?
Honestly, unless you are doing it for looks and want the rears wider, I would go 235/40 or 245/40 all the way around.
From what I can see, great looking wheels. Please advise MFG, Model, size, offset.
Do you have any side photos?
Thanks.
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Then those guys are not properly informed. A simple tirerack cross reference shows that the "Rim Width Range" for the stock [ContiProContact] tire in size 225/40R18 is 7.5-9".
I suppose it all depends on the tire you select. For example, if you ran with [Pirelli P Zero Nero All Season] using the same tire size, the "Rim Width Range" is only 7-8.5".
However regardless whichever you select...8.5 is GENERALLY within spec of a 225/40/18 tire.
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I suppose it all depends on the tire you select. For example, if you ran with [Pirelli P Zero Nero All Season] using the same tire size, the "Rim Width Range" is only 7-8.5".
However regardless whichever you select...8.5 is GENERALLY within spec of a 225/40/18 tire.
Ah, that makes much more sense. You're on the ContiProContacts I'm guessing?
I'm sure they are. However my next set will be [Continental ExtremeContact DW] unless something better comes out with equal or better tread wear. It's basically a Y-rated tire with a wear rating of 340.
In May I put a set of Michelin Pilot Super Sports on. I have put 2,400 miles on the new PSS's. What a positive difference! Quiet, great cornering, smooth and much better road handling. I think it is the best tire I have ever had on a car.
I highly recommend them.
I am waiting for my wife's 2014 W204, sitting in Port waiting for release, and when it arrives I will take it directly to Discount Tire and put a set of the new pilot A/S 3 that just came out.Those will be her year round tires.
No connection with Michelin.
//www.michelinman.com/tire-selector/category/ultra-high-performance-sport/pilot-sport-a-s-3/tire-details#tire_highlights
The new tire has a 500 AAA rating with a 45,000 mile warranty.
In May I put a set of Michelin Pilot Super Sports on. I have put 2,400 miles on the new PSS's. What a positive difference! Quiet, great cornering, smooth and much better road handling. I think it is the best tire I have ever had on a car.
I highly recommend them.
I am waiting for my wife's 2014 W204, sitting in Port waiting for release, and when it arrives I will take it directly to Discount Tire and put a set of the new pilot A/S 3 that just came out.Those will be her year round tires.
No connection with Michelin.



Glad to hear I made the right choice!
Lexani R-Seven
19x8.5 ET40 Front 235/35ZR19
19x9.5 ET45 Rear 265/30ZR19
Continental ExtremeContact DW
Excited
Also, my current tire/wheel sizes are:
Front:
Tire: 225/45 R17, Wheel: 17x7.5
Back: 245/40 R17, Wheel: 17x8.5



