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"Live in the area with bad roads." Then you should be running 17" with high profile tyres !!!
The rolling radius of the front and rear tyres should be within a few percent of each other or you will have isses with electronic systems that measure the tyre rotation speed. https://tiresize.com/comparison/
C320 sport 2003, c300 4matic sport 2013, 2018 GLE63 AMG
Originally Posted by alecmascot
"Live in the area with bad roads." Then you should be running 17" with high profile tyres !!!
The rolling radius of the front and rear tyres should be within a few percent of each other or you will have isses with electronic systems that measure the tyre rotation speed. https://tiresize.com/comparison/
i have stock 17s right now with the profile of 40 just like i want for new set of wheels but 18s. I checked the website, it doesn't tell if it will rub or no. Will that electronic system five me checkengine light?
If you're thinking of bumping a post from over 2 years ago to ask someone a question, first click on the person's name, then click on "View Public Profile". In the case of arkim989 you'll see "Last Activity: 01-19-2021 11:33 AM", so it's not likely you're going to see a response.
There are a number of threads in this forum that talk about wheel and tire sizing, stock and aftermarket, like here or here. There are also other resources, like tirerack.com, that show you the stock and optional tire sizing. I think the Owner's Manual lists the different wheel and tire sizes, too (as listed out in post #20 in that 2nd thread I linked above). What are you actually trying to figure out, and do any other those resources answer the question you're trying to ask by bumping old threads?
If you're thinking of bumping a post from over 2 years ago to ask someone a question, first click on the person's name, then click on "View Public Profile". In the case of arkim989 you'll see "Last Activity: 01-19-2021 11:33 AM", so it's not likely you're going to see a response.
There are a number of threads in this forum that talk about wheel and tire sizing, stock and aftermarket, like here or here. There are also other resources, like tirerack.com, that show you the stock and optional tire sizing. I think the Owner's Manual lists the different wheel and tire sizes, too (as listed out in post #20 in that 2nd thread I linked above). What are you actually trying to figure out, and do any other those resources answer the question you're trying to ask by bumping old threads?
I have looked into those and never saw the actual answer from people fitting a C63 rim on a c300-350. Most of the folks don't put oe size on these rims so I am just curious what they ended up using.
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