Will these work on my car??
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Will these work on my car??
I have a 2006 CLK 500, i was wondering if these would work?
http://www.detroitwheelandtire.com/p...ke=175&page=19
Please don't tell me to go with 19"s... i have 19"s on now and i've cracked one and bent the other... new jersey is full of pot holes
http://www.detroitwheelandtire.com/p...ke=175&page=19
Please don't tell me to go with 19"s... i have 19"s on now and i've cracked one and bent the other... new jersey is full of pot holes
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'05 C200K SS, '05 Kleemann CLK500K, '08 Hummer H3 & '92 Z34 5sp (track car in Canada)
Front 235 35 19
Rear 265 30 19
If you wanted to run a 45 series tire on 19's it would be skinny as hell. To maintain aspect ratio's you would need to run 185 45 19 all around, not to mention you'd need to find a rim about 6" wide.
Go with 18's mate.
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Central NJ, when i had first bought my 19's, i had cracked on within a month, and now over the summer i had bent another one, actually.. im still driving with the rim on, it has a slow leak. As much as i love the rims, i can't deal with this hassle of having to worry about each and every bump i hit. I'm going to try to find some nice 18s
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Im not very car savvy.. but I have two sets of bolts.. one set that came with my factory amg rims, and the other set are shorter bolts for my 19"s which have a 32/35 offset. Still trying to fing out what the offset is, what if the offset is 25? or 45?
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04 CLK 320 > CLK32K
ET45 you would need to use spacers. Chances are with that offset you will be hitting your shocks/struts.
![](http://www.tirerack.com/images/wheels/tech/offset.gif)
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http://blog.tirerack.com/blog/wheel-...ight-wheel-fit
![](http://www.tirerack.com/images/wheels/tech/offset.gif)
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http://blog.tirerack.com/blog/wheel-...ight-wheel-fit
Last edited by dynomite05; 10-12-2010 at 06:22 PM.