285/30/19s on sedan c63s
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285/30/19s on sedan c63s
Hi anyone here tried 285/30/19s on the sedan? also, it seems like this spec is only available on all season tire and summer run flat tire. Anyone her here got summer tires same spec non run flats?
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I check online. they only offer run flats for 285/30 19s but the 285/35 19s they have non run flats. anyone. I like the 30 series but anyone here tried the run flat on the sedan? how the ride quality.
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I know there's sedan owners here posted somewhere using 285 and 295 on stock wheel. I need to find out the exact series.
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Our other car is a W205 C250 with AMG Pack.
It has 19" wheels with conti run flats and its terrible when going over any kind of bump on the road.
Thinking of replacing the run flats with normal tyres and get some comfort back in the car.
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Am not installing run flats! I dont know why they dont offer 285/30 19s non RF on michelin 4s or PSS but good thing i found the thread using 295/30. Already placed my order on 4s RDO247, SANCH. Thanks for sharing the picture bro on the other thread.. can i ask one more favor? Do you have a more closer/focus photo from the side with 4s. I justwant to see how the tire sticking out from the wheels. Thanks again
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Am not installing run flats! I dont know why they dont offer 285/30 19s non RF on michelin 4s or PSS but good thing i found the thread using 295/30. Already placed my order on 4s RDO247, SANCH. Thanks for sharing the picture bro on the other thread.. can i ask one more favor? Do you have a more closer/focus photo from the side with 4s. I justwant to see how the tire sticking out from the wheels. Thanks again
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Am not installing run flats! I dont know why they dont offer 285/30 19s non RF on michelin 4s or PSS but good thing i found the thread using 295/30. Already placed my order on 4s RDO247, SANCH. Thanks for sharing the picture bro on the other thread.. can i ask one more favor? Do you have a more closer/focus photo from the side with 4s. I justwant to see how the tire sticking out from the wheels. Thanks again
Check out my thread for more info.
https://mbworld.org/forums/c63-amg-w...s-fitment.html
295s on a 9.5 inch wheel is way too wide. You can put as wide of a tire as you want on a wheel, but it is the wheel that influences the tread contact patch. In this case, the wheel isn't wide enough to utilize that wide of a tire which is why you see the sidewall bulging out.
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Michelin does now offer a Pilot Super Sport in 285/30/19 (98Y) MO1. They just released it at the beginning of this month! I just installed a set on the rear of my Black Series. It’s a Mercedes specific tire.
Check out my thread for more info.
https://mbworld.org/forums/c63-amg-w...s-fitment.html
295s on a 9.5 inch wheel is way too wide. You can put as wide of a tire as you want on a wheel, but it is the wheel that influences the tread contact patch. In this case, the wheel isn't wide enough to utilize that wide of a tire which is why you see the sidewall bulging out.
Check out my thread for more info.
https://mbworld.org/forums/c63-amg-w...s-fitment.html
295s on a 9.5 inch wheel is way too wide. You can put as wide of a tire as you want on a wheel, but it is the wheel that influences the tread contact patch. In this case, the wheel isn't wide enough to utilize that wide of a tire which is why you see the sidewall bulging out.
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For me, I think I'll go with (F/R) 255/35-19 and 285/35-19. By the the book, that's the widest for each rim width and the diameter's are pretty close to stock (taller by 0.2"/0.6" respectively). It's always better to go taller, because your odometer will go up slower. And as the tire wears down, it'll wear down closer to the stock height.
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