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front 8.5 19 et 38 will run 225 19 40
rear 9.5 19 et 56 will run 255 19 35
I tried 5mm spacers on front still rubs slightly on control arm
rear bolt on fine
what spacers shall I use to make these fit and not poke to much
any advice appreciated
You probably won't need spacers with those stock C63 wheels. Need to adjust tire size for for wider wheels. I would consult your local your shop. They will be able to get your right. For comparison, I plan on putting 245/35/19 in the front and 275/30/19 rear for my new wheels. I am currently running the stock sizes an the tires are a bit stretched
I have tried the wheels on the car reducung the tyre sizes as above,rear bolt on fine, the front wheels grab the brake caliper, not alloys the car to move, i tried 5mm spacers to ease this, it clears the caliper but sightly rubs the control arm, hence im asking the question, as for shops,they dont have a clue tbh
I have tried the wheels on the car reducung the tyre sizes as above,rear bolt on fine, the front wheels grab the brake caliper, not alloys the car to move, i tried 5mm spacers to ease this, it clears the caliper but sightly rubs the control arm, hence im asking the question, as for shops,they dont have a clue tbh
Maybe a 10mm Spacer would do ? Im curious how this will work out for you, as i too have contemplated getting a set of C63 wheels for mine
according to what i read in these forums a 10mm spacer wont work on the c43 hub, I want to keep the spacer size to the bare minimum so i dont poke to much, im thinking 8mm, i will try and update, unless another comes in with the solution
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