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Old Apr 7, 2020 | 03:26 PM
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2015 (Final-Year) Fully-Loaded W204 M156 Custom Mercedes-Benz Designo C63 AMG Edition 507 Coupe
Question Lug Bolts for Edition 507; 19 inch wheels

Dealer wants $230 for all 20 black lug bolts. Is this right?
Additionally, through some research and searching, I was able to find these:

https://www.mbpartscenter.com/oem-pa...olt-0009908307
(Description: Coupe, ... without C63.) ??

https://otisincla.com/product/rad-lu...l-seat-hex-17/
(Not black)

https://otisincla.com/product/14mmx1...cromet-coated/
(Also not black. Same dacromet coating. What's the difference?)

https://otisincla.com/product/m14x1-...th-54mm-black/
(Black! No dacromet coating...?)
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Old Apr 7, 2020 | 03:46 PM
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Old Apr 7, 2020 | 04:14 PM
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Otis has these in black. (I see you already listed them....sorry )

https://otisincla.com/product/m14x1-...th-54mm-black/
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Old Apr 7, 2020 | 04:32 PM
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I did the 20 keyed gorilla locks in black for mine cheaper than $230, 48018NBC was the set I think, they also have a black chrome lug for $4 or so each 18018BC (black) so $80 for a set.
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Old Apr 7, 2020 | 05:51 PM
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Consider converting to wheel studs if you're going to be buying new hardware. Makes life SO much easier for taking wheels on/off, can accommodate spacers and they look pretty cool.

Skip titanium IMO, steel works great and is cheaper/safer.

https://motorsporthardware.com/produ...ud-kit-14x1-5/
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Old Apr 7, 2020 | 06:44 PM
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Otis has these in black. (I see you already listed them....sorry )

https://otisincla.com/product/m14x1-...th-54mm-black/
Is this the correct size for my original 19 inch wheels?
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You can’t go wrong with Otis
Absolutely!
What I'm confused about are the differences in sizes between the lot.
What will fit my original 19 inch wheels properly?
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Originally Posted by saint13
Consider converting to wheel studs if you're going to be buying new hardware. Makes life SO much easier for taking wheels on/off, can accommodate spacers and they look pretty cool.

Skip titanium IMO, steel works great and is cheaper/safer.

https://motorsporthardware.com/produ...ud-kit-14x1-5/
I definitely see mounting wheels being easier with studs, like if you are switching off to track wheels every weekend but if you have spacers or change wheels with spacers say every season or 2 (new wheels, different offsets and spacers) wouldn't lug bolts be somewhat better since you can change length easily vs studs?
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Originally Posted by JumboNate
Is this the correct size for my original 19 inch wheels?
Yes they are the correct size for the original wheels.

BLKROKT gave you the correct specs in his post above. Get the HEX 17 head bolt size for the socket as the HEX 19 sockets can be too large an outside diameter to fit into the wheel wells the bolts fit into in the wheels.

Last edited by Mort; Apr 7, 2020 at 09:51 PM.
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You might think this is a cheesy answer but look up wheel bolt nut caps on Amazon and pick a color. For just over $10, you can cover them and if those look like crap after a while they are easily, and cheaply replaced.
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Originally Posted by Mort
Yes they are the correct size for the original wheels.

BLKROKT gave you the correct specs in his post above. Get the HEX 17 head bolt size for the socket as the HEX 19 sockets can be too large an outside diameter to fit into the wheel wells the bolts fit into in the wheels.
I ordered the black ones! I've got a set of new tires sitting in the garage awaiting installation. I decided to replace the current lugs, as they are rusting.
I was confused on 'total length' with the black one being 54mm, and the other being 48mm. I guess we'll find out and see? lol
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ESC Tuning also stocks titanium options at a reasonable price......might as well save some weight while you can......
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Originally Posted by JumboNate
I ordered the black ones! I've got a set of new tires sitting in the garage awaiting installation. I decided to replace the current lugs, as they are rusting.
I was confused on 'total length' with the black one being 54mm, and the other being 48mm. I guess we'll find out and see? lol
The important dimension in length is the shank length. The OEM shank length is 27mm. The 54mm overall length will mean that the head of the bolt and ball seat section will be a little longer or shorter and protrude out from the wheel seat a little more or less. This will not be a problem. You will see a little more of the bolt head.
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I definitely see mounting wheels being easier with studs, like if you are switching off to track wheels every weekend but if you have spacers or change wheels with spacers say every season or 2 (new wheels, different offsets and spacers) wouldn't lug bolts be somewhat better since you can change length easily vs studs?
Really depends on how different your wheel/spacer setups are from each other. I went 82mm studs and can run anything from 0-25mm spacers comfortably so a winter/summer setup is really easy. If you're trying to run bigger spacers than that during the summer and have a winter setup without spacers then dedicated bolts for each would likely work best.
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Hey man, I really appreciate your response. This made total sense to me. Thanks a bunch

Originally Posted by Mort
The important dimension in length is the shank length. The OEM shank length is 27mm. The 54mm overall length will mean that the head of the bolt and ball seat section will be a little longer or shorter and protrude out from the wheel seat a little more or less. This will not be a problem. You will see a little more of the bolt head.
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