FS:Lowenhart LD5 19x8.5(fronts) and 19x9.5(rears)...must GO!!
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FS:Lowenhart LD5 19x8.5(fronts) and 19x9.5(rears)...must GO!!
A set of 19" Lowenhart LD5 wheels wrapped with Pirelli P7000.
front: 19x8.5 - 235/35
rear: 19x9.5 - 265/30
bolt pattern: 5x112
these wheels were barely used, only had around 1000-1500mi on them. they are in perfect conditions. No curbs, rash, etc.. just like new! I'm parting out my car, so i have to sell these ASAP. Asking price is $3300. pictures are attached.
front: 19x8.5 - 235/35
rear: 19x9.5 - 265/30
bolt pattern: 5x112
these wheels were barely used, only had around 1000-1500mi on them. they are in perfect conditions. No curbs, rash, etc.. just like new! I'm parting out my car, so i have to sell these ASAP. Asking price is $3300. pictures are attached.
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ARRR
Originally Posted by AAR
those were on the 2004 Audi S4. it has the same offset for most mercedes cars which is 5x112 and 8.5 at the front and 9.5 at the rear.
i live in North California.. san francisco to be exact.
i live in North California.. san francisco to be exact.
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Need some Info...
Need to know Audi's Centerbore and also the Offset before we can figure out if this will fit on our vehicles. Your bolt pattern and width and tire sizes are good to go tho :P I may be VERY interested. DAMN.. going to be my 4th time changing rims 
Thanks,
Rob
Thanks,
Rob
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Ok.. Just checked.
Audi S4 Centerbore is 57.1 and Mercedes is 66.56. The rims will NOT fit correctly. As a matter of fact it wont fit at all, unless the rims centerbore is milled out to 66.56. If it was bigger, we could use hubcentric rings. Are you using hubcentric rings now?
Thanks,
Rob
Thanks,
Rob
Last edited by CLK430ROB; Aug 30, 2004 at 08:18 PM.
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00 E55 AMG
AAR: The offset is the distance from the center line of the wheel and the hub mounting surface. But, I really did not expect you to know that. For that matter, this is why wheel manufacturers stamp the offset on the inner part of the rim. Look for a number combined with an ET or ETA; i.e. 35ET. For the record, all Mercedes' do not have the same offset. So, please post the offset # or #'s (front and rear rims). It will completely enhance your attempt to sell your wheels. 
