19" Bremmas - Chicago
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04 C32
19" Bremmas - Chicago
Hello
I'm looking unload my set of TSW Bremmas. These pictures were taken right before I removed the tires. There are no tires on the rims. These were great summer wheels.
I don't want to deal with the hassle of shipping, so I'd like to sell these to someone by Chicago.
Make me a reasonable offer and they're yours.
Driver Front Wheel
Driver Rear Wheel
Passenger Front Wheel
Passenger Rear
Minor Curb Rash on Passenger Rear
Here they are on the car
I'm looking unload my set of TSW Bremmas. These pictures were taken right before I removed the tires. There are no tires on the rims. These were great summer wheels.
I don't want to deal with the hassle of shipping, so I'd like to sell these to someone by Chicago.
Make me a reasonable offer and they're yours.
Driver Front Wheel
Driver Rear Wheel
Passenger Front Wheel
Passenger Rear
Minor Curb Rash on Passenger Rear
Here they are on the car
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a car that can't do the throttle reset.
OH! I didn't know we were playing this game! Let me play too!
I am in New York right now. Had you posted this earlier and I was closer I would have definitely bought them too!
I am in New York right now. Had you posted this earlier and I was closer I would have definitely bought them too!
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Nice car, love the Bremmas.
BTW in case anyone doesn't know, curb rash that minor can easily be fixed to perfect by good body shops for less than $100/wheel. Shouldn't be a deterrent to a purchase!
BTW in case anyone doesn't know, curb rash that minor can easily be fixed to perfect by good body shops for less than $100/wheel. Shouldn't be a deterrent to a purchase!
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I know this has already been sold, but I just have a quick fitment question:
It is mentioned above that this is a "direct bolt on", does it mean that I can just RE-USE the STOCK/OEM lug bolts AND lug nuts on my C55? In other words, installation is as simple as removing stock wheels and putting this on?
It is mentioned above that this is a "direct bolt on", does it mean that I can just RE-USE the STOCK/OEM lug bolts AND lug nuts on my C55? In other words, installation is as simple as removing stock wheels and putting this on?
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I know this has already been sold, but I just have a quick fitment question:
It is mentioned above that this is a "direct bolt on", does it mean that I can just RE-USE the STOCK/OEM lug bolts AND lug nuts on my C55? In other words, installation is as simple as removing stock wheels and putting this on?
It is mentioned above that this is a "direct bolt on", does it mean that I can just RE-USE the STOCK/OEM lug bolts AND lug nuts on my C55? In other words, installation is as simple as removing stock wheels and putting this on?
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C55 AMG
With MB it's just a "lug bolt" right? Unlike in other cars where you have a "lug nut" that you screw onto a wheel stud?
Anyway, I see in your sig that you have Bremmas. Do you know the exact type of lug bolt that I need? From what I've researched, I think I should use 27mm x 1.5 shank lug bolts (conical) for front and rear. Is this right?
Or is it a common lug bolt that's available in any reputable whee/tire shops, that maybe it's best that I just have them mount my wheels for me and get the lug bolts from them?
