Wheel question
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Wheel question
I see many of you have 19" wheels with some nice offsets.
Im thinking to out 20" wheels. Would these offsets and tire size work without rubbing:
Front: 20x9 Offset: 39 Tires: 245/30/20
Rear: 20x10 Offset: 51 Tires: 285/25/20
Thanks guys
Im thinking to out 20" wheels. Would these offsets and tire size work without rubbing:
Front: 20x9 Offset: 39 Tires: 245/30/20
Rear: 20x10 Offset: 51 Tires: 285/25/20
Thanks guys
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I am not sure of the ET of the wheels but if you search the following members they run 285/25/20 or 275/25/20.
C63 20x10 285/25/20
Jae Duk 20x10 et 51 runs 275/25/20 not sure if he ever ran 285s
AMG-010 20x9.5 runs 285/25/20
KevinSE 20x10 runs 285/25/20 with H&R Springs on HRE M40
jakio 20x10 et51 runs 275/25/20 with H&R Springs 0n HRE 40 (285 rubbed with 2 adults in back OK with wife & small kids)
C63 20x10 285/25/20
Jae Duk 20x10 et 51 runs 275/25/20 not sure if he ever ran 285s
AMG-010 20x9.5 runs 285/25/20
KevinSE 20x10 runs 285/25/20 with H&R Springs on HRE M40
jakio 20x10 et51 runs 275/25/20 with H&R Springs 0n HRE 40 (285 rubbed with 2 adults in back OK with wife & small kids)
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Hello all,
C63Estate 09/2009
what tires would match without rubbing fenders?
20x8,5 et40 5x112 silver brushed face
20x10,0 et45 5x112 silver brushed face
Front : 2353020 ? or 2453020?
Rear : 2653020 ? or?
Thanks for info
C63Estate 09/2009
what tires would match without rubbing fenders?
20x8,5 et40 5x112 silver brushed face
20x10,0 et45 5x112 silver brushed face
Front : 2353020 ? or 2453020?
Rear : 2653020 ? or?
Thanks for info
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20 x 9 ET 39 offset with a 245 tire will rub in the front. Ideally you want an 8.5 width wheel in the front with an offset of no less than 35 with a 235 section width tire.
The rear 20 x 10 with an ET 51 offset will work with a 275 width tire.
This taken into consideration a modest drop (IE: Eibach / H&R springs)
The rear 20 x 10 with an ET 51 offset will work with a 275 width tire.
This taken into consideration a modest drop (IE: Eibach / H&R springs)
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20 x 9 ET 39 offset with a 245 tire will rub in the front. Ideally you want an 8.5 width wheel in the front with an offset of no less than 35 with a 235 section width tire.
The rear 20 x 10 with an ET 51 offset will work with a 275 width tire.
This taken into consideration a modest drop (IE: Eibach / H&R springs)
The rear 20 x 10 with an ET 51 offset will work with a 275 width tire.
This taken into consideration a modest drop (IE: Eibach / H&R springs)
I already have the wheels.
So you suggest
20x8,5 ET40 : 2353020 ?
&
20x10,0 ET45 : 2752520 ?
www.willtheyfit.com
OEM rear 2553019
New size 2752520
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The setup will be extremely flushed. You may still rub in the back (depending if you are lowered or not) and tire sidewall profile.
The front should work, but again you will be extremely close to the fenders. Not a bad thing in my books, but just something to be cautious of.
The front should work, but again you will be extremely close to the fenders. Not a bad thing in my books, but just something to be cautious of.
Thanks for answers Kriston.
I already have the wheels.
So you suggest
20x8,5 ET40 : 2353020 ?
&
20x10,0 ET45 : 2752520 ?
www.willtheyfit.com
OEM rear 2553019
New size 2752520
I already have the wheels.
So you suggest
20x8,5 ET40 : 2353020 ?
&
20x10,0 ET45 : 2752520 ?
www.willtheyfit.com
OEM rear 2553019
New size 2752520
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The setup will be extremely flushed. You may still rub in the back (depending if you are lowered or not) and tire sidewall profile.
The front should work, but again you will be extremely close to the fenders. Not a bad thing in my books, but just something to be cautious of.
The front should work, but again you will be extremely close to the fenders. Not a bad thing in my books, but just something to be cautious of.
He drives 2752520 and no rubbing (even lowered) but can't find his offset
member : Frnakito71
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Im speaking from my experience.
I have 19 x 8.5 ET 30 upfront and require a 225 section width tire to make it work.
In the rear I have a 19 x 9.5 ET 44 and can squeeze a 265 Wide tire in the rear, but do rub occasionally.
I am lowered on H&R Coil Overs.
If you move upto a 9 inch wide wheel in the front with an ET 39 offset, your effective difference from my setup is ET 27, coupled with a 245 tire you are asking for trouble.
Take a look at my post below to show you how close my offsets are. They are as aggressive as you can make it on the stock body C63's (coupe or sedan) without doing fender modifications / running camber or going with extremely stretched tires.
https://mbworld.org/forums/c63-amg-w...t-monster.html
I have 19 x 8.5 ET 30 upfront and require a 225 section width tire to make it work.
In the rear I have a 19 x 9.5 ET 44 and can squeeze a 265 Wide tire in the rear, but do rub occasionally.
I am lowered on H&R Coil Overs.
If you move upto a 9 inch wide wheel in the front with an ET 39 offset, your effective difference from my setup is ET 27, coupled with a 245 tire you are asking for trouble.
Take a look at my post below to show you how close my offsets are. They are as aggressive as you can make it on the stock body C63's (coupe or sedan) without doing fender modifications / running camber or going with extremely stretched tires.
https://mbworld.org/forums/c63-amg-w...t-monster.html
http://www.vossenwheels.com/gallery/...VSCV2-444.aspx
He drives 2752520 and no rubbing (even lowered) but can't find his offset
member : Frnakito71
He drives 2752520 and no rubbing (even lowered) but can't find his offset
member : Frnakito71
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Im speaking from my experience.
I have 19 x 8.5 ET 30 upfront and require a 225 section width tire to make it work.
In the rear I have a 19 x 9.5 ET 44 and can squeeze a 265 Wide tire in the rear, but do rub occasionally.
I am lowered on H&R Coil Overs.
If you move upto a 9 inch wide wheel in the front with an ET 39 offset, your effective difference from my setup is ET 27, coupled with a 245 tire you are asking for trouble.
Take a look at my post below to show you how close my offsets are. They are as aggressive as you can make it on the stock body C63's (coupe or sedan) without doing fender modifications / running camber or going with extremely stretched tires.
https://mbworld.org/forums/c63-amg-w...t-monster.html
I have 19 x 8.5 ET 30 upfront and require a 225 section width tire to make it work.
In the rear I have a 19 x 9.5 ET 44 and can squeeze a 265 Wide tire in the rear, but do rub occasionally.
I am lowered on H&R Coil Overs.
If you move upto a 9 inch wide wheel in the front with an ET 39 offset, your effective difference from my setup is ET 27, coupled with a 245 tire you are asking for trouble.
Take a look at my post below to show you how close my offsets are. They are as aggressive as you can make it on the stock body C63's (coupe or sedan) without doing fender modifications / running camber or going with extremely stretched tires.
https://mbworld.org/forums/c63-amg-w...t-monster.html
Kriston:
but how do you get that deep shine? I have the same colour but don't get the same depth as your car...I know you love detailing... any advise on products or techniques? Thanks
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No way 20x10 +45 will work with 275/25/20... maybe try stretching 255/25/20, or 265/25/20 since u are at stock height.
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Hey Rick,
Thanks so much, I keep it simple. I use the full line from Autoglym. Crappy tire sells the stuff. I like to stick with it, as its easily obtainable and you can score some great deals on the product when they go on sale.
The pics in that post were taken after a 2 bucket method hand wash / Clay bar / High Def Wax (i use the regular hard wax, Just feel more comfortable working with it) and I take my time with the polisher (porter cable)
Theres really nothing to it, just some Time and love.
Thanks so much, I keep it simple. I use the full line from Autoglym. Crappy tire sells the stuff. I like to stick with it, as its easily obtainable and you can score some great deals on the product when they go on sale.
The pics in that post were taken after a 2 bucket method hand wash / Clay bar / High Def Wax (i use the regular hard wax, Just feel more comfortable working with it) and I take my time with the polisher (porter cable)
Theres really nothing to it, just some Time and love.
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Hey Rick,
Thanks so much, I keep it simple. I use the full line from Autoglym. Crappy tire sells the stuff. I like to stick with it, as its easily obtainable and you can score some great deals on the product when they go on sale.
The pics in that post were taken after a 2 bucket method hand wash / Clay bar / High Def Wax (i use the regular hard wax, Just feel more comfortable working with it) and I take my time with the polisher (porter cable)
Theres really nothing to it, just some Time and love.
Thanks so much, I keep it simple. I use the full line from Autoglym. Crappy tire sells the stuff. I like to stick with it, as its easily obtainable and you can score some great deals on the product when they go on sale.
The pics in that post were taken after a 2 bucket method hand wash / Clay bar / High Def Wax (i use the regular hard wax, Just feel more comfortable working with it) and I take my time with the polisher (porter cable)
Theres really nothing to it, just some Time and love.
Awesome...I've eyeballed that autoglym a few times...but always stuck with McGuire's, as the reviews were good, didn't really see any reviews on the autoglym...I be sure to try it now...Thanks.
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