Definitive "coupe wheels on a sedan" answer
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2016 C 63 S AMG
Definitive "coupe wheels on a sedan" answer
After reading through many threads and thoughts about the question of whether or not C63 AMG coupe wheels fit on a sedan, here is my stock 2016 C 63 AMG S sedan with stock 2016 C63 coupe wheels and tires.
fronts stick out a bit but do not rub
rears are tight but they fit
They fit fine. No issues at all. No rubbing so far driving on awful manhattan roads.
fronts stick out a bit but do not rub
rears are tight but they fit
They fit fine. No issues at all. No rubbing so far driving on awful manhattan roads.
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2016 C 63 S AMG
It is the 19/20 combo.
Tires are the Michelin Pilot SS, same as the stock sizes on the coupe which is 285/30 in the back and 255/35 ini the front.
the fronts do stick out quite a bit more than stock but it doesn't rub or interact with the bodywork in the 20 or so miles i drove it.
I believe this is about as wide a tire as you can run in the back, the wheels could take a 300 but it would hit the inner liner
Tires are the Michelin Pilot SS, same as the stock sizes on the coupe which is 285/30 in the back and 255/35 ini the front.
the fronts do stick out quite a bit more than stock but it doesn't rub or interact with the bodywork in the 20 or so miles i drove it.
I believe this is about as wide a tire as you can run in the back, the wheels could take a 300 but it would hit the inner liner
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It is the 19/20 combo.
Tires are the Michelin Pilot SS, same as the stock sizes on the coupe which is 285/30 in the back and 255/35 ini the front.
the fronts do stick out quite a bit more than stock but it doesn't rub or interact with the bodywork in the 20 or so miles i drove it.
I believe this is about as wide a tire as you can run in the back, the wheels could take a 300 but it would hit the inner liner
Tires are the Michelin Pilot SS, same as the stock sizes on the coupe which is 285/30 in the back and 255/35 ini the front.
the fronts do stick out quite a bit more than stock but it doesn't rub or interact with the bodywork in the 20 or so miles i drove it.
I believe this is about as wide a tire as you can run in the back, the wheels could take a 300 but it would hit the inner liner
Filled the front guards nicely without rubbing and had a vertical side wall apposed to a stretched tyre look.
