Wheel fitment
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W205 C63 Sedan
I am currently running 285 front and 295 rear. Big a** huge improvent on handling on track. 285 front rub sometimes, I think it would be maxed. Rear could go for at least 305.
I use Shibatire (Rydanz) semislick.
P.S. Also lowered on H&R sport spring. Reset all the bushings and front camber becomes -3, rear -2.2. Lot of tensions on the front upper arm if you don't reset, camber was stuck at -2.5.
Joey
Last edited by Joey911; May 19, 2025 at 03:39 AM.
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FL W205 C63
I thought no one would ask! I can confirm that 19x9.5 ET35 and 19x10.5 ET57(mine ET55) works. I didn't know on the FL you need to secure the rear fender liner to install ET57 so I picked ET55, with regret. Am planning to machine 2mm off the wheel on the rear (55 -> 57)
I am currently running 285 front and 295 rear. Big a** huge improvent on handling on track. 285 front rub sometimes, I think it would be maxed. Rear could go for at least 305.
I use Shibatire (Rydanz) semislick.
P.S. Also lowered on H&R sport spring. Reset all the bushings and front camber becomes -3, rear -2.2. Lot of tensions on the front upper arm if you don't reset, camber was stuck at -2.5.
Joey
I am currently running 285 front and 295 rear. Big a** huge improvent on handling on track. 285 front rub sometimes, I think it would be maxed. Rear could go for at least 305.
I use Shibatire (Rydanz) semislick.
P.S. Also lowered on H&R sport spring. Reset all the bushings and front camber becomes -3, rear -2.2. Lot of tensions on the front upper arm if you don't reset, camber was stuck at -2.5.
Joey
Wheels are OEM MB cross-spoke forged wheels, with the false center lock. I believe they were stock CLS/S-class fitment, but I'm not sure. Looking to switch to Carbahn springs in the near future & get the car corner balanced, due to peculiar front tire wear (outside is getting eaten up, not inside; camber & tire PSI are within spec). Also already have full K-MAC bushings.
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W205 C63 Sedan
Thanks for confirming fitment. I'm running 19x9 ET25 and 19x10.5 ET57, with modest 255/35 front and 285/35 rear. Also lowered on H&R sport springs, no rubbing at all. Curious about upsizing tires. Can rear 305/30 really fit??
Wheels are OEM MB cross-spoke forged wheels, with the false center lock. I believe they were stock CLS/S-class fitment, but I'm not sure. Looking to switch to Carbahn springs in the near future & get the car corner balanced, due to peculiar front tire wear (outside is getting eaten up, not inside; camber & tire PSI are within spec). Also already have full K-MAC bushings.
Wheels are OEM MB cross-spoke forged wheels, with the false center lock. I believe they were stock CLS/S-class fitment, but I'm not sure. Looking to switch to Carbahn springs in the near future & get the car corner balanced, due to peculiar front tire wear (outside is getting eaten up, not inside; camber & tire PSI are within spec). Also already have full K-MAC bushings.
Your front can def go up to 9.5. Do they have stock wheels from other platform with the exact same spec and similar ET?
Last edited by Joey911; May 20, 2025 at 01:56 AM.
