CobraCommander

When I found and fixed the crack in one of my OEM wheels, I began thinking about replacing the wheels altogether while reconditioning/refurbishing the originals and preserving them.

I didn't want to drop a ton of cash on wheels when I have other things I need and want to do, so I looked for a nice, inexpensive alternative.

I came across this company and these wheels... I was just wondering if anyone here has ever worked with them or purchased their wheels.

http://autosportseuropean.com/?post_...ortfolio&p=437

kamilclk430

They look good there is a lot more other alternatives out there. There is a guy on here selling some nice Vertini wheels with tires for like $2300 (BRAND NEW) those wheels are super nice. Also you can look into a nice concave wheel, its all about what you like. I've been researching wheels for a while since I just got a new set for my W221 S Class, I also will be doing my CL but for now going with the 20s that I have.

Good Luck

Kamil

bigigg

Roderick,MRR,Eurotek.. all the same company. Plenty of wheels in that price range.

Dr Matt

I bought a set of Euromag EM2's and love the look, (exactly like the Roderick wheels in your link) however the 48mm offset rears DO NOT clear the rear brakes. I think the 35 offset rears would but IMO 35's will stick out too far. I have 38 offset rears now and they rub on the fender lip occasionally so 35's would be worse.

radride

Careful OP. The CL65 has a special size and offset for the rears. You screw that up and you're either mexican fitment (poking past the fender) or completely sunken into the fender.

R.K.

Mercedes22

Yes the 65 ET is 60 and the 55 is 44