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I currently own a c43 coupe and I am looking for a more aggressive stance.
I have decided to purchase the matte black E63 wheels that are 19 x 8.5 and rear is 19 x 9.5. I have included an image of the wheels as well for reference.
Current tire setup is 225/40/19 and 255/35/19. My question is the salesman told me I could order these hubcentric spacers for a more aggressive look. Thoughts on this setup? My biggest concern is with the hubcentric pieces (not sure if they are spacers) fitting my vehicle. Is there a different setup you would recommend?
posting a link the ones he recommended but they state that they don’t fit https://a.co/d/0bWSouGC
Last edited by Elliottcarbone; Mar 12, 2026 at 09:56 PM.
I currently own a c43 coupe and I am looking for a more aggressive stance.
I have decided to purchase the matte black E63 wheels that are 19 x 8.5 and rear is 19 x 9.5. I have included an image of the wheels as well for reference.
Current tire setup is 225/40/19 and 255/35/19. My question is the salesman told me I could order these hubcentric spacers for a more aggressive look. Thoughts on this setup? My biggest concern is with the hubcentric pieces (not sure if they are spacers) fitting my vehicle. Is there a different setup you would recommend?
posting a link the ones he recommended but they state that they don’t fit https://a.co/d/0bWSouGC
I'd shop around and pay a premium for spacers made in the U.S., even if they had to be custom machined. And don't forget quality lug bolts that are proportionately longer.
I'd shop around and pay a premium for spacers made in the U.S., even if they had to be custom machined. And don't forget quality lug bolts that are proportionately longer.
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